That new Disney streaming from the house of mouse, is looking very appealing now.
The company announced a bundle that combines its upcoming streaming service Disney+ with Hulu and ESPN+, The Verge reported Tuesday. The bundle will cost $12.99 a month when it launches on Nov. 12.
On its own, Disney+ will cost $6.99 a month and $69.99 for a full year, while the standard Hulu subscription costs $5.99 a month and ESPN+ costs $4.99 a month. The bundle will save subscribers to all three services about $5 per month, which is a pretty great deal, for a lot of streaming content.
The bundle will include the standard, ad-supported tier of Hulu — not the more expensive no-commercials plan or Hulu with Live TV. Presumably Disney will offer a way to upgrade to those pricier Hulu subscriptions.
Oh, the ONLY way to watch Hulu is to NOT watch commercials. Disney+ should definitely offer that option, because I won’t subscribe to something that I have to PAY to watch commercials on.