Remember when there was a Disney+ subscription that cost only under US$4? Well, obviously you can’t claim that now, because that particular deal has ended long since.
However, if you’re still looking to get a sub for the upcoming streaming service by the House of Mouse for a cut price, here’s a solution thanks to Orlando Sentinel.
A new deal for a three-year subscription has emerged, which allows you to get it for just US$169.99, after you enter this link and input the code PARKSPASS3YEARS.
This new deal is US$40 off of the standard US$209.99 fee. After some quick math, this translates to roughly US$4.72/month. Not bad. That’s already way less than Netflix’s US$9/month for their basic plan.
However, there is no clear indication as to when this deal will close, so best be quick about it and get subscribing if you haven’t already. And, of course, you’d need to use a VPN to access this deal if you live outside the US.
Disney+ is shaping up to offer some serious streaming competition to the likes of Netflix, Amazon and HBO when it goes live on November 12.
Aside from its plethora of Disney Animated, Pixar, Marvel and Star Wars movies, it will also feature a host of original new content, including TV shows such as The Mandalorian, the untitled Obi Wan Kenobi solo series, The Falcon & The Winter Soldier, WandaVision, Loki, Hawkeye and more.
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