The Disney+ and Hulu Black Friday Streaming Deal Drops the Monthly Bundle Price to $4.99
If you were burned by the latest round of Disney+ and Hulu price hikes, here’s some Black Friday balm: Disney is offering and ad-supported bundle of both services for $4.99/mo or the ad-free bundle for $14.99/mo. Jump on it quickly, though – the deals are only running through December 1.
Disney+ with Hulu bundle with ads usually costs $12.99 per month, but at $4.99 a month, subscribers will save close to $100 for the year. That’s quite a deal at a time when streaming plans are pricier than ever. It’s easily the cheapest way to get caught up on all things Disney, Pixar, Marvel, and Star Wars. With Hulu, you’ll get an unreal batch of comfort shows like Always Sunny, Abbott Elementary, and New Girl as well as more dramatic Hulu originals like Shōgun and The Handmaid’s Tale.
The big catch, of course, is you’re stuck with ads. Good thing that, unlike other streaming services, Disney has discounted the ad-free Disney+ with Hulu Premium bundle for Black Friday. It’s not quite as big a discount by percentage, at $5 off a $19.99-per-month subscription, but that’s still a $60 savings for a year of watching all the Star Wars, Marvel, and Pixar you can handle, with no startling ad breaks jammed in.
Both deals are live until December 1, meaning this is the official Black Friday and Cyber Monday discounts from both services. Because the deal lasts for a full year, you’ll be all set until the next round of Black Friday discounts.
If you’re already a Hulu subscriber, you can tack HBO Max into your subscription as a Premium Add-On for $2.99/mo, over 70% off the standard price. That deal is also available through HBO Max itself. Apple TV is offering six months at $4.99/mo, while Crunchyroll has knocked $20 off its annual ad-free subscription plans.
If you’re in the market for more than just subscriptions, you can also check out our full breakdown of this year’s Black Friday deals.
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