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Walt Disney Co. is raising the price for all stand-alone tiers on Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+ in the U.S. this fall, as well as most of its streaming bundles.
The new prices, which go into effect on Oct. 17, won’t impact the recently introduced Disney+/ Hulu/ Max streaming bundle in partnership with Warner Bros. Discovery or the Disney+ and Hulu no-ads bundle.
Disney provided a breakdown of the new prices:
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