Disney+ Could Get a Free Ad-Supported Tier

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And they wonder why folks choose to board the Black Pearl 🏴‍☠️

 

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Disney+ Annual Plan

2026 – €159.90

This is cheaper (in USD) than the U.S. price, although I know the level of content can vary country to country.

 

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So just like TV, but streaming. They always said it would come back to this.

Not quite "back to" as there are still ad-free options for Disney+ and various other streaming services. There weren’t/aren’t ad-free options for (linear) television channels like ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX and "basic" cable. At this point, the ad-supported plans are an addition to ad-free plans and provide more choices for consumers.

 

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I use adguard DNS on my Apple TV's and I can tell you it does NOT "eliminate ALL the ads on ANY streaming service".
We only have a couple streaming services that aren't ad-free but I can tell you we see plenty of ads on Amazon Prime Video.

It does depend which server the ads are sourced on, but at the router level it blocks everything for every streaming service I use in the UK.

 

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My kids have much better ads-tolerance than me, Disney knows what it’s doing.