Disney Plus Review 2025: A Clear Favorite Streaming App with Entertainment for Anyone

Disney Plus review: Is Disney+ Good?

At $9.99–$15.99/mo., Disney+ is a decent streaming deal even if you don’t have kiddies in need of digital babysitting. It has over 7,000 movies and TV shows that aren’t available anywhere else, meaning you could clear all those beat-up Disney DVDs out of the garage and maybe park your car (or Tauntaun) in there again.

Disney+ is great for kids, but there’s plenty here for adults, too. Well, adults who are into cartoons, lightsabers, and superheroes, that is. If you need more PG-13-and-above fare, you can bundle Disney+ with Hulu and ESPN+.

Increasing costs got you down? Here’s how to save money on Disney+

If you want to save in the long run, you can take the plunge for the Disney+ Premium $159.99-per-year deal. You’ll save $31.89 annually.

Or you can up your streaming game with a bundle that includes Disney+, ESPN+, and (ad-supported) Hulu for only $16.99 per month.

You’ll save $14.98 per month on the cost of the three services separately. This bundle is also available with ad-free Hulu, ad-supported Hulu + Live TV, and ad-free Hulu + Live TV for $26.99 a month.

Disney+ has two plans, but you can customize how you want

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Most streaming services offer a discounted annual plan, but not all of them let you know about it upfront, so always look into those FAQ sections. Disney+’s no-ads yearly $159.99 service plan can save you about $32.00 over monthly payments—a better choice if you plan to keep streaming all year.

If you’d still prefer monthly billing, we recommend bundling with at least one other service to get the most for your money. It’s a much better deal to get some form of the Disney Bundle, with prices starting at $10.99/mo. for the ad-supported versions of Hulu and Disney+ together.

Compare Disney+ to its competitors

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Disney+ is in the middle of the streaming pack, cost-wise. Its ad-supported plan is on the more expensive side, but its $15.99/mo. ad-free price is pretty standard for premium streaming in 2025. Of course, it feels like a bit of a rip-off when you can upgrade to the Disney Bundle for just a dollar or two more and get Hulu’s entire library as well.

List of recent Disney streaming service price increases

(Woof. There are a lot of ways you can get Disney+).

Movies and shows on Disney Plus

On-demand movies and shows

Did we say Disney+’s content is compelling? More like staggering: Disney+ carries almost every Disney classic and recent favorite, from 1940’s Fantasia to 2021’s Luca. We say “almost” every classic because there are a few gaps in the Disney+ collection, like the 2007 live-action fairytale Enchanted and 1970 farce The Boatniks, among hundreds of others. Don’t even ask about 1946’s Song of the South.

Still, with thousands of movies and shows to choose from, it’s unlikely you’re going to be mad about not finding Lindsay Lohan’s Herbie: Fully Loaded on Disney+ (it’s on Max, fyi).

Disney Plus original shows and movies

Disney+ made a major splash right out of the gate with its original The Mandalorian Star Wars series that gifted the world with Baby Yoda (sorry, sorry—“Grogu”). After that, Marvel took over the buzz with WandaVision, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, and Loki.

It’s not all about Star Wars and Marvel, though: Disney+ has also stepped up with more down-to-earth fare like Doogie Kamealoha, M.D. (an update on Doogie Houser from the ‘80s), Big Shot (a sports comedy starring John Stamos), and Just Beyond (a Twilight Zone for tweens).

On the movie front, you probably know about the animated Pixar offerings Soul and Luca, as well as Beyonce’s Black is King and Billie Eilish’s Happier Than Ever. Disney+ originals may be family-friendly, but they’re far from predictable.

Disney+ user experience

Share Disney+ with your family (if you can)

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Disney+ allows for up to seven personal profiles and gives you dozens of avatars from Disney, Marvel, Star Wars, Pixar, National Geographic, The Muppets, The Simpsons, and other universes to choose from. We’re partial to Dug the Dog from Up.

Four simultaneous streams is a minor upgrade from the three most streaming services give you, for sure. If you have more housemates to keep entertained, Disney+ also offers unlimited offline downloads for up to 10 devices as a workaround. Bravo, Mickey!

Unfortunately, you may not be able to take full advantage of those streams if you’re trying to access Disney+ outside of your main household. Like Netflix and Hulu, Disney+ keeps track of where you live and doesn’t like it if you log in from somewhere else. It doesn’t always enforce this rule, though, so it’s worth a shot if you want to try to avoid those extra member fees.

Disney+ is available on most popular streaming devices

Disney+’s features

What do Disney+ customers think?

Disney+ failed to crack the top three in any of our Customer Satisfaction Survey categories in 2025, but its satisfaction ratings tend to fall around the middle of the pack. It ranked fourth in Best Bang for Your Buck and fifth in Customer Loyalty, beating out many of its successful competitors like Apple TV+ and Paramount+. We also found that 52% of Gen Z subscribes to Disney+—making it the third most popular streamer among young adults.

However, it still could do better. Customers are getting more frustrated as the platform raises prices without seemingly any justification, and expect more content for the price they’re paying.

Is Disney Plus worth it?

Disney, Marvel, Star Wars, The Simpsons, and The Muppets? That’s a pop-cultural Mount Rushmore.

If you have children in the household, we think Disney+ is a must-have streaming service—but we wouldn’t limit it to just the kids (or kids at heart). The phrase “something for the whole family” gets tossed around a lot, but Disney+ fits that bill almost perfectly, especially when bundled with Hulu and/or Max.

As with Disneyland and its other theme parks, Disney’s mission is to leave no customer unsatisfied—or cash left on the table.

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Why you should trust us

Our TV experts spent many magical hours in the land of Disney+, rating the service on value, reliability, features, and customer satisfaction. Then we matched it up against other on-demand streaming TV services head to head to give a clearer picture of its strengths and weaknesses. For more information on our methodology, check out our How We Rank page.