In celebration of Disney+ Day tomorrow, the entertainment platform will be offering one month of streaming for just £1.99 for customers in the UK – the lowest price we’ve seen so far.
Better yet, the deal is available for both new and returning subscribers. You can take advantage of the slashed subscription price by signing up on the Disney+ website. This amazing deal is available from tomorrow, Thursday 8 September at 5am BST until Tuesday 20 September 2022 at 7:59am BST.
Once the first month has passed, the subscription will keep on rolling at the standard price of £7.99 per month, but you can cancel at any time to avoid the price hike.
Last year, the US version of Disney+ had a similar offer for $1.99 for one month – but we don’t yet have confirmation on if this market will also receive the same discount again. We will update this article with new information once we have it.
By signing up, users can stream Marvel blockbusters and TV series, including the latest superhero offering, She-Hulk, which is rolling out episodes now. There’s also all episodes of The Simpsons, shows and movies in the Star Wars universe, and content from Hulu such as Only Murders in the Building.
Disney+ Day will take on Thursday 8 September and will include exclusive clips and looks at upcoming series and films for the streaming service. We’re expecting footage for the likes of Andor and possibly even Secret Invasion.
Fans can follow along on Twitter, Facebook, TikTok and Instagram.
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On the actual day, there will be numerous content drops, including the streaming release of Thor: Love and Thunder, which was released in cinemas back in July. In addition, Obi-Wan Kenobi: A Jedi’s Return will debut on the platform – a behind-the-scenes look at the popular live-action Star Wars series.
Other Disney offers available in Europe and the US include discounts in the Disney theme parks, cruises and offers in the online stores for toys, books and more.
If you’d like to know how Disney+ compares to rival streaming services such as Netflix, Amazon Prime Video and HBO Max, take a look at our chart of the best streaming services.
