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Boost by Kroger Plus Members Can Now Redeem a Free, Disney+, Hulu or ESPN+ Subscription

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Boost by Kroger Plus members can now choose between a free, Disney+ (With Ads), Hulu (With Ads) or ESPN+ subscription at no additional cost. The free subscription is only available to those signed up to the $99 a year Boost plan.

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With the free subscriptions already available, existing Boost $99/year members can redeem theirs by heading over to their Boost membership account page. Once signed in, they can click on “Get Started” next to the streaming service offer and select which of the three Disney subscriptions they want to add to their Boost membership.

As the choice of service cannot be changed after activation, eligible Boost members will want to consider carefully which service they want before redeeming one. According to Kroger, Boost $99/year members will retain access to the streaming service for as long as they remain on the same plan, and while the offer remains available.

If now considering signing up to Kroger’s membership program, the $99/year Boost plan also provides access to free grocery deliveries ($35 order minimum), 2X Fuel Points for every $1 spent, and additional exclusive offers throughout the year. A 30-day free trial is also available to new members.

In addition to the $99 Boost plan, there’s also a $59/year standard Boost tier. Although standard Boost subscribers are not eligible to redeem the free streaming subscription, they can still take advantage of a six-month free trial of Disney+ Basic (With Ads), Hulu (With Ads) or ESPN+.

As is typically the case with these extended free trials, the streaming subscription will auto renew for $59/year Boost members at the usual cost after the first six months.

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John Finn is the Editor of Streaming Better, a platform created to help consumers navigate the complicated live TV streaming and subscription service market. John has been covering technology and streaming for online publications since 2014.

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