Disney will raise prices for multiple subscription tiers starting October 23, with some increases reaching 20 percent. Four tiers will increase: the Disney+ and Hulu bundle with ads to $13 (from $11), Disney+ Premium no-ads to $19 (from $16), Disney+ with ads to $12 (from $10), and Hulu + Live TV with ads to $90 (from $87). The Disney+ and Hulu premium bundle without ads remains $20 and Hulu premium without ads remains $19. The announcement came amid Jimmy Kimmel news and boycott calls, and content delays and high costs prompt reconsideration of subscriptions.
"Are you ready to pay more for Bluey? Disney thinks so. The company has announced it's raising prices for a bunch of its subscription tiers just a year after the last hike. This reveal of the new streaming tax also comes just a day after the company announced Jimmy Kimmel would be back on the air, sorta, following calls for a boycott of all Disney products after his late-night show was indefinitely pulled."
"According t, the new prices start a month from today on October 23. At that point, four of Disney's subscription tiers will go up in price with the largest increase a whopping 20 percent. Here are the new prices: Disney+ and Hulu Bundle (with ads) - $13 a month (was $11) Disney+ Premium (no ads) - $19 a month (was $16) Disney+ (with ads) - $12 a month (was $10) Hulu + Live TV (with ads) - $90 a month (was $87)"
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