Are you willing to commit to six months of Disney+ and Hulu? No? But what if I told you that you could save $6 over those six months?
What You Need to Know
- Disney is offering a small discount to new Disney+ and Hulu bundle subscribers when agreeing to a six‑month commitment.
- The ad‑supported bundle saves $6 total over six months, while the ad‑free bundle saves $12 total.
- After the discounted period, both plans automatically renew at their usual monthly price unless cancelled.
While not the greatest saving we’ve seen on a streaming service, a saving is still a saving, and for those wanting to save on the Disney Bundle, this is now an option.
Basically, Disney is offering six months of the basic (ad-supported) Disney Bundle (Disney+ and Hulu) for $71.94. While the deal technically requires a six-month commitment, it is still billed monthly, meaning new subscribers pay $11.99 each month.
Considering this bundle typically costs $12.99 a month, the six-month plan means subscribers save $1 a month, or $6 over the course of all six months.


Save on Disney+ and Hulu
Get both for $11.99/mo for six months
For those that prefer a mostly ad-free viewing experience, the same deal is available with the Premium (ad-free) bundle, and with a slightly greater saving.
Normally priced at $19.99 a month, new subscribers can sign up to the Premium Disney+ Bundle and get six months for $107.94. Again, as this is billed monthly, subscribers pay $17.99/mo for six months.
With a premium Disney Bundle subscription usually costing $19.99/mo, this results in a $2 monthly saving, or $12 across all six months.
Regardless of whether signing up for the ad-supported or ad-free plan, both bundles will automatically renew on a monthly basis at their usual rate once the discounted six-month period comes to an end.
Assuming no price increases roll through by then, the standard plan will auto-renew at $12.99/mo, and the premium plan will automatically renew at $19.99 a month.


Save on Disney+ and Hulu
Get both for $11.99/mo for six months



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