Disney+ U.S. Price Increasing to $7.99/Month This Friday

[hsotnicam8002]

With this rate of increase it could be $1000s of dollars for a Disney subscription in a similar period.

Compare the increase to increase in salaries and wonder if affordability was omitted in the equation somewhere.

 

[turbineseaplane]

All these streaming subs and their monthly fees…

People need to read a book or get outside...play some sports,etc

 

[kazmac]

No complaints. The only streaming service we subscribe to and will continue to for as long as the excellent original content keeps coming. We watch frequently. Will not pay extra to see new movies early though.

 

[EdT]

All these streaming subs and their monthly fees…

People need to read a book or get outside...play some sports,etc

Right now for roughly the cost of one fast food meal you can watch a service for a month then walk away. This makes it possible to change subscriptions to a new service every month, watch what is new on that platform, then cancel if you want to watch a different service. Take advantage of it because I don’t think that once cable is a mostly dead option nation wide that the monthly plans will still be available. Once you have fewer all in one streaming options then they can just offer take it or leave it long term subscriptions.