Disney+ and Hulu subscriptions are about to get more expensive
Disney+ and Hulu subscribers are about to pay more for their streaming services as Disney rolls out another round of price hikes. Disney+ and Hulu subscription prices are increasing in 2026 The increases affect both ad-supported and ad-free subscriptions, although customers who subscribe to the ad-supported Disney+ and Hulu bundle will see no change. The largest increases are coming to the standalone ad-free plans, which will each cost an additional $2.50 per month, a roughly 13% increase. Subscribers could begin receiving notifications about the price increases as early as Wednesday. The new prices are as follows: Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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Disney+ and Hulu subscribers are about to pay more for their streaming services as Disney rolls out another round of price hikes. Disney+ and Hulu subscription prices are increasing in 2026 The increases affect both ad-supported and ad-free subscriptions, although customers who subscribe to the ad-supported Disney+ and Hulu bundle will see no change. The largest increases are coming to the standalone ad-free plans, which will each cost an additional $2.50 per month, a roughly 13% increase. Subscribers could begin receiving notifications about the price increases as early as Wednesday. The new prices are as follows: Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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Disney+ and Hulu subscribers are about to pay more for their streaming services as Disney rolls out another round of price hikes.
Disney+ and Hulu subscription prices are increasing in 2026 The increases affect both ad-supported and ad-free subscriptions, although customers who subscribe to the ad-supported Disney+ and Hulu bundle will see no change.
The largest increases are coming to the standalone ad-free plans, which will each cost an additional $2.50 per month, a roughly 13% increase.
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