Today, the new Disney+, Hulu, and Max streaming bundle has gone on sale for new and existing customers in the U.S., Giving consumers another choice at a better price.
There are two bundles offered, one with ads and one without ads, but both offer significant savings.
Ad-supported bundle
For $16.99 a month customers can subscribe and get Disney+ Basic (normally $7.99,) Hulu with ads (Normally $7.99,) and Max with adds (normally $9.99) saving about $10 for the services by bundling.
Non-Ad bundle
The “ad-free” bundle (which still has ads) will cost $29.99 a month and includes Disney+ premium (normally $13.99), Hulu without ads (usually $17.99), and Max Ad-Free (normally $16.99).
Customers must sign up for the combined bundle directly through the Disney+, Hulu, or Max websites. Existing customers can switch to the bundle, but Hulu+Live TV or Max Ultimate Ad-Free are not part of this offer.
A new ad was released to promote the bundle featuring popular IP across the platforms.
Everyone wanted to start their own streaming services instead of making content for Netflix. That didn’t go as well as they hoped so now they are joining forces to try and strengthen their standing and compete with Netflix.
It’s going back to being like regular TV. Disney is even talking about creating “channels” that feature their brands, as we have done with cable or satellite television for years.
By uniting these services, Disney and Warner Bros. Discover hope to reduce the number of subscribers who cancel their streaming services, offer larger viewership numbers to attract advertising dollars, and gain enough ground to compete more effectively with Netflix.
Meanwhile, more people watch YouTube and Netflix than anything else.
If you are interested in the bundle, you can visit one of the websites to sign up. The link for Max is Here. Disney+ is Here. Hulu is available Here.
Luckily for Disney, this is ahead of the end of fiscal year 2023/2024. Hopefully, this will increase their numbers to the targets they promised investors by September 30, 2024.
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