News Disney+ - The new streaming platform

[Deku]

Disney+ will cost $6.99 per month, launches November 12th

After spending more than an hour laying out all of the content coming to Disney+ and showing off its apps, Disney revealed what we came to find out: the price. Disney+ will cost $6.99 per month, or on an annual basis for $69.99, and those interested can sign up for updates here. We also have a...

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Disney+ app and worldwide rollout plans revealed

In the fall of 2017 Disney announced plans for a subscription streaming service of its own that could compete with the likes of Netflix. Last fall, it revealed a name -- Disney+ -- and that it would launch in late 2019. Today we're finally getting more official information about what it's like...

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[Mor]

They have already confirmed that the platform will have all the classic animation content permanently, that's more than enough for me to dig in, hopefully when it comes to Europe EndGame will be already on there so I can re-watch it at home. hehe

So far so good, I will co-use this alongside my Netflix account, both combined will be a great experience in terms of content.

 

[Deku]

The price is also good $7/month or $70/year. This is probably base price

 

[fsdood]

Seems like they have every Disney animated movie, but what about the shows?

 

[Alexandros]

I'll probably follow the same pattern as my Netflix usage and subscribe when something I really want to watch becomes available. I don't like Star Wars but I really love the MCU so I expect to be subscribing regularly.

 

[Firewithin]

im hesitant for another stream sub but this seems too goo to pass up

 

[crimsonheadGCN]

The price is good and it has a lot of content. I'll probably subscribe for a few months.

 

[gabbo]

They have already confirmed that the platform will have all the classic animation content permanently, that's more than enough for me to dig in, hopefully when it comes to Europe EndGame will be already on there so I can re-watch it at home. hehe

So far so good, I will co-use this alongside my Netflix account, both combined will be a great experience in terms of content.

Does this include non-event films and cover stuff like Prince and the Pauper or Three Caballeros, and shorts like the Goofy's Hockey Homicide (and the other Goofy 'explains various thing' shorts)?

 

[Deku]

Seems like they have every Disney animated movie, but what about the shows?

It will have a good amount of tv shows. For example all seasons of Simpsons will be available from start