Uber One Disney Plus deal can I get it if I renew my plan at full as opposed to discounted price / full student price? Last got it a year ago UK.

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I am a chronic binge watcher and I skip through shows and skip all the filler things. Disney plus is the worst platform for my watching habits as it means I’m getting an ad sometimes after watching for 1 or 2 minutes.

Anyways I never watch the ads and I always pull out TikTok or go to the restroom. If anything when I see brands on the ads I plan to boycott them as they frustrate my viewing experience, petty I know. But I always wonder why they don’t just put all the ads at the beginning before starting the episode? It’s not like people would watch them anyways.

Typically if I’m continuing to the next one I am invested from the cliff hanger and will suffer through the ads. Is it because the ads will likely be 5-10 minutes and their current format allows for jamming more ads in?

Anyways I’m planning on canceling my subscription. It’s just gotten to a point where thinking of watching on Disney plus gives me a sense of dread .

pretty self explanatory, when i found out disney was going to have a streaming platform, i was super excited, nearly 7 years on and it’s still the most laggy and unplayable platform sometimes that it makes me frustrated.

am i being a karen or does anyone else find this soooo off putting???

So I've been paying for Disney plus yearly for the Ad-free. Sounds like I save by doing this. It is like 189/year vs 18.99/month so saving like 38$ a year.

I wanted to add Hulu ad free too. But it sounds like you can't just add it.

Am I understanding ... I have to cancel my yearly, get a credit and then sign up again for the 19.99 Disney + Hulu ad-free?

They don't offer yearly subscription where I will save anything? So it'll cost me roughly 50 more a year then to get Hulu then what I'm paying now for Disney only, right? Have to pay monthly.

Only other option is to keep my Disney as is and then get a Hulu account? Which is 18.99 for Hulu a month. Which is over 200/year a month. No brainer to cancel my yearly and fo monthly ...

This sound right? Or any tricks to get it added some how?

Having all the streaming services, One thing I really miss about cable is not being able to just spontaneously sit down and pick up a movie in the middle or wherever. Kinda like watching a Harry Potter or Star Wars movie marathon on syfy or whatever. It would be cool if D+ and other streams had like big movie sagas continuously playing through each film so we could just tune in, rather than starting each movie from the beginning. Maybe I’m delusional but it would be a fun way to watch.

A couple of months back I looked around on Disney+ and started this romantic comedy in Spanish. I watched about 20ish minutes (the first half, was around 45 mins) and then decided to finish it another time. Went back to finish it just now and I can no longer find it! Disney+ doesn't have a history page but it's not in my continue watching section and looking around the shows in Spanish I don't see it (that's how I found it the first time).

So I'm hoping it might sound familiar to someone and they can name it for me, maybe I can at least find it somewhere else! It starts out with the main character, a woman, gets dumped by her (boyfriend? fiancé?). It really piles it on about how depressed she is, just laying around in bed and stuff. She gets hungry and goes to get a quick bite to eat and the guy at another table starts talking to her, iirc she has a newspaper and he wanted to see something in it. They start talking and that's as far as I got! Anyone have any suggestions??

I changed my plan to the lower tier in the meantime but is there any indication to how long it could take Disney to restore their features for the Premium+ subscription?

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• College GameDay Built by The Home Depot will continue to be streamed every Saturday on Disney+ in the U.S., starting Sept. 5 

ESPN and Disney+ are expanding the sports content offerings on Disney+ with the debut of College Football Saturdays this fall. Each week throughout the season, Disney+ subscribers in the U.S. can stream two ESPN/ABC college football games in addition to the Emmy Award-winning College GameDay Built by the Home Depot pregame show, which debuted on Disney+ last season. 

The first game available to Disney+ subscribers, as part of their existing subscription, will be the Aer Lingus College Football Classic matchup in Dublin, Ireland between North Carolina and TCU on Saturday, Aug. 29 (noon ET). Additional matchups have been announced for Sept. 5th, 12th and 19th while remaining games this season will be determined on a weekly basis. 

College GameDay will return to Disney+ beginning with its season-opening show – and 500th show on the road all-time – in Week 1 on Saturday, Sept. 5 from Baton Rouge, Louisiana before the highly-anticipated Clemson at LSU game. The three-hour college football pregame show airs Saturday mornings from 9 a.m. – noon ET and will lead into the games, creating a weekly opportunity for fans to watch college football on Disney+ all season, in addition to existing offerings on the ESPN networks and ESPN App. 

Beginning with College Football Saturdays this fall, Disney+ will continue to deliver a more robust offering of industry-leading sports content to subscribers with additional games, studio programming and original content across a variety of sports to follow in the months ahead. 

Since launching ESPN on Disney+ in the U.S. in December 2024, Disney+ has steadily expanded sports offerings both domestically and globally. ESPN studio offerings already include The Rich Eisen Show, special editions of ESPN’s flagship daily shows (Get Up, First Take and Pardon the Interruption), as well as original studio content in SportsCenter+ and Vibe Check. Earlier this year, ESPN on Disney+ also debuted in the EMEA and APAC regions. 

This year, Disney+ has featured more than 75 live sports events across various properties, including the NBA, NHL, WNBA, NWSL, college basketball, tennis and more, along with studio and original programming.  

ESPN College Football Saturdays on Disney+ (Weeks 0-3): 

All content will also be available on the ESPN App 

\ Additional matchups this season will be based on six- and 12-day selections* 

\* Disney+ will also continue to offer College GameDay on Saturday mornings (9 a.m. – noon ET), beginning Sept. 5* 

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The only original I'm planning on seeing is Visionquest and that doesn't come out till October.

I just downloaded Disney+ ( rather my dad did just for me lol ) and I’m wondering what tv shows and movies besides the main IP are on the app. I’m mostly into sitcoms, romcoms, sci fi, and even Disney channel stuff, mostly from the 2000s and early 2010s.

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