Disney+ and Hulu are getting another price increase in the United States, raising the cost of several standalone and bundle plans. The new pricing affects both ad-supported and ad-free customers, although the exact change depends on the plan selected.
Disney lists current plan pricing and bundle options on its subscriber information page. Customers should review the price shown for their own account because plan availability, billing partners and bundle offers can differ.
For subscribers, the practical question is whether the higher ad-free price still makes sense compared with an ad-supported tier or a Disney+, Hulu and ESPN bundle. Switching plans can reduce the monthly bill, but it may also change advertising, downloads and streaming options.
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Check renewal before the higher charge arrives
Customers can see their renewal date and plan in their Disney+ or Hulu account settings. Those billed through Apple, a mobile carrier or another provider may need to manage the subscription through that provider rather than the streaming service directly.
Disney has not announced a new content entitlement alongside the increase. The most useful step is to compare the live plan price, the bundle alternatives and the next renewal date before making a change.
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