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Hulu Live TV $65 Promotion Deadline Extended By Another Two Weeks

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Disney has opted to extend a promotion which reduces the cost of a Hulu Live TV subscription down to $64.99 a month by another two weeks. Thanks to this extension, new Hulu Live TV subscribers can save as much as $25 a month on a live TV package.

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  • Disney has extended Hulu Live TV’s $64.99/mo promotional offer until November 5, 2025, giving new subscribers more time to sign up.
  • Considering the regular price of Hulu Live TV has risen to $89.99/month, new subscribers can save $25/month for the first three months when signing up.
  • After the promotional period ends, subscriptions will automatically renew at the full $89.99/mo rate unless canceled.

Earlier today, and as part of the latest round of Disney price increases, the cost of a Hulu Live TV subscription increased to $89.99/mo, $7 more than it was before.

Prior to the increase, Hulu Live TV began running a promotion which lowered the cost of the Hulu Live TV package down to $64.99 a month, an $18 monthly discount at the time.

While that offer was initially due to end this Thursday (Oct. 23), the promotion has been extended until 3 PM PT on November 5th, 2025. The new date extends the deadline by another 15 days.

It remains unclear exactly when Hulu Live TV changed the end date, but the older Oct. 23 deadline was still in effect as recently as last week.

Either way, and with the latest price increase having now taken effect, new subscribers can save $25 each month when signing up through the promotion.

Considering the promotion applies to the first three months of a subscription, new subscribers save a total of $75 over all three months.

Once the final discounted month comes to an end, the Hulu Live TV subscription will auto-renew at the now-usual $89.99/mo rate, unless canceled.

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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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