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Disney+ has just announced a new streaming deal that might be their biggest yet, but it won’t be around for long.
Subscribers and eligible returning subscribers will be able to bundle Disney+ and Hulu for just $4.99 total. The limited-time offer provides users with access to titles from Disney+ and Hulu (with ads) for just $4.99 a month for three months. That’s a total savings of 62%, adding extra cash in your pocket. After your first three months, pricing is up, you can cancel your subscription or continue your service with the regular price of $12.99 a month.
To put that in perspective, a standalone Disney+ subscription will run users $12 a month with ads, while a standalone subscription to Hulu also runs users $12 a month with ads. If you choose not to bundle, that’s a whopping $24 with those pesky ads. You’ll want to act fast. This deal ends March 24. 2026 at 8:59 a.m. PDT.
This limited-time promotion offers a great excuse for those looking to tap into new shows and films like Zootopia 2 which just launched on the streaming service. The hit animated film is just one of many engaging shows and films that you can stream on the bundle. There’s Ryan Murphy’s The Beauty and the Jared Leto-led film Tron Ares, along with returning hits like The Pitt, Tell Me Lies, The Bear, Shōgun, Only Murders in the Building and The Handmaid’s Tale.
Both Disney+ and Hulu also offer a slew of music-oriented content, like the Taylor Swift Eras Tour movie, Olivia Rodrigo’s Driving Home 2 U and Billie Eilish’s Happier Than Ever: A Love Letter to Los Angeles, American Idol, The Masked Singer, The Beatles: Get Back, Elton John: Never Too Late and so much more.
Looking for more Disney+ and Hulu deals? Both streaming services offer student discounts, with prices starting at just $1.99/month. See more details here.