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How to get Disney Plus for $1.99 a month, full details and where to sign up

Now that's what you call a deal.

Not that having a Disney Plus subscription ever necessarily broke the bank, but with the never-ending list of streaming platforms on the market, it’s become a chore cherry-picking which ones to pay for and which to live without. Thankfully, Disney just made your decision 10 times easier with a three-month deal to Disney Plus that will cost you per month less than one churro at Disneyland. 

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The Mouse House did a similar deal last year to celebrate Disney Plus Day, which fell on Sept. 6, 2022. However, the deal was only for a one-month subscription instead of three. This time around, Disney has expanded the promotion.

The 75% off promo coincides with the announcement from the streamer that it will raise the price for its Premium subscription (no ads) from $10.99 to $13.99 by Oct. 12, just in time for the second season of Loki. The announcement resulted in many subscribers threatening to leave the platform entirely, so it goes without saying that this bargain deal comes at the perfect time.   

Here’s what you should know about the deal, including which plan it falls under, how long it’ll last, and where to sign up. 

Where to sign up for the $1.99 Disney Plus deal

To get three months of Disney Plus for only $1.99 per month, you simply sign up on the streamer’s website. The deal is for the Disney Plus Basic tier (with ads) and begins on Wednesday, Sept. 6. 

However, it’s important to note that the offer is only for new and returning subscribers. If you already have an active Disney Plus subscription, you will not be able to get this offer and will be charged your regular rate. 

The subscription will auto-renew at the end of the three months for $7.99 per month or until canceled. You have to manually cancel your subscription if you don’t want to pay the regular rate after three months. 

How long will the deal last?

The good news is you don’t have to act quickly if you need to mull things over before signing up for this promotional deal. You have two full weeks to make a decision. The deal runs from Sept. 6 to Sept. 20. 

With this deal, you can enjoy new shows like Ahsoka, the upcoming second season of Loki, and the second season of I Am Groot, not to mention all Star Wars, Marvel, Pixar, and National Geographic content. Feature films either coming to Disney Plus or already available include Elemental (Sept. 13), The Little Mermaid, and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, among many more.

There’s no denying the global cost of living increased in recent years. Deals like this can make all the difference when it comes to balancing one’s expenses. So, what are you waiting for? Adventure awaits!


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