Disney plans to raise the price of Disney+ this week, according to a new report.
Bloomberg said Disney+ without ads will go up by $2.50 — or 13% — to $21.49 per month. That’s closer to Netflix’s ad-free subscription, which costs $26.99 a month with 4K resolution and access on multiple devices.
According to the same report, Hulu without advertising is going up by the same amount. The ad-free subscription bundle including both Disney+ and Hulu increases by $2 to $21.99, or just 50 cents more than subscribing to each service individually.
Disney+ has seen a number of price rises in recent years, most recently in October 2025. You can see the full line-up of content made available on the streaming service for September 2026 here.
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