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Get Disney+ and Hulu For Just $5 With This Limited Time Spring Deal

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If you’ve been considering signing up to either Disney+ or Hulu, you can currently get both streaming services for just $4.99 a month. A huge saving on the usual cost of the Disney Bundle.

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  • New subscribers can get Disney+ and Hulu for $4.99/month when signing up.
  • The offer runs until March 24, 2026, and applies to the the first three months, saving $24.
  • The subscription will auto‑renew at $12.99/mo after the promotional period, unless canceled.

Considering bundling Disney+ and Hulu usually costs $12.99 a month, new subscribers currently save $8 each month on the cost. The deal applies to the first three months of a subscription, resulting in a total saving of $24 over all three months.

No promo code is needed for this deal, with Disney offering the discounted rate to all new subscribers when signing up. New users have up until 8:59 AM PDT on March 24, 2026, to lock in the cheaper price.

Get both for just $4.99/mo

The discount specifically applies to the ad-supported bundle, so new subscribers can expect to sit through ad breaks when watching content on either Disney+ or Hulu.

As is typically the case with streaming deals like this, the subscription will automatically renew at the usual price following the final discounted month.

Assuming no price increase arrives before then, this means the subscription will auto-renew at $12.99/mo unless canceled.

For those already subscribed to either of these streaming services, the discount isn’t available when attempting to bundle both.

However, and along with new subscribers, eligible returning subscribers are able to sign up to the bundle at the discounted price.

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  • Disney+
  • Hulu
  • Originals

From $12.99/mo

$11.99/mo for 6 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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