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Disney+ raises ad-free price to $21.50 a month

Disney is raising prices for several Disney+ and Hulu streaming plans, including increasing Disney+ ad-free to $21.50 per month, Bloomberg reported.. The ad-free Disney+ and Hulu bundle will rise by $2 to $22 per month, while the ad-supported Disney+ plan and Hulu with ads will each increase to $12.50 per month from $12..

The ad-supported bundle that includes both Disney+ and Hulu will remain unchanged at $13 per month.. The new prices take effect immediately, and new customers will see the changes reflected in their next bill. This is the fourth price increase in four years for Disney+ and its related bundles..

Disney has not announced any further details on the price changes. Engadget said it had contacted Disney for comment.. The source material also said Disney+ has recently reduced content plans, including the cancellation of “Daredevil: Born Again,” with its third season in 2027 expected to be the last live-action Marvel show currently known..

“VisionQuest” is scheduled for later this year, while the second season of “Ahsoka” is due in January, with no other live-action Star Wars projects identified in the source material.. Featured image credit. Tags: Disney

 

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