The Disney+, Hulu Bundle Gets Rare Price Drop: Here’s How to Claim the Deal
Save over 60 percent with the streamer's limited-time spring promotion.
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For fans of award-winning TV, Oscar-nominated films, the Marvel universe, family-friendly movies and beyond, Disney+ and Hulu is running one of its best promotions of the year. In fact, outside of Black Friday, it’s one of the only annual savings events offered by The Walt Disney Company’s streaming services. Through March 24, customers can get three months of Disney+ and Hulu for $4.99 per month (reg. $12.99 per month).
Get 62% off disney+, hulu bundle
Regularly priced at $12.99 per month, the ad-supported Disney+, Hulu Bundle promotion comes out to a savings of 62 percent, perfectly timed with the height of Ryan Murphy’s Love Story (FX on Hulu), and just days before the streaming premiere of Disney’s Zootopia 2. Following the three-month period, subscriptions will auto-renew at $12.99 per month (or the then-current regular monthly price), but can be cancelled at any time.
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Learn more about this limited-time promo and other streaming savings opportunities below.
Best Disney+ Bundle Deal 2026: Disney+, Hulu
Disney+ Hulu Bundle
62% off for 3 months; promo ends 3/24/26
$4.99/mo $12.99/mo 62% off
The most affordable Disney+ deal for spring is the ad-supported Disney+, Hulu Bundle for $4.99 per month for three months, a savings of 62 percent. This is on top of the already discounted rate customers get from bundling the two streaming platforms versus signing up for each individually.
Prefer a commercial-free experience? You can upgrade to the ad-free Disney Duo Premium package for $19.99 per month, which still comes out to a savings of 47 percent compared to signing up for each ad-free plan on its own.
Best Disney+ Bundle Deal 2026: Disney+ With Verizon
The best free Disney+ offer is at Verizon, which is gifting users six months of the streamer’s ad-free version (Disney+ Premium) for free when switching to select unlimited plans. After the trial period, the subscription auto-renews through your mobile service at $18.99 per account; learn more at Verizon here.
Best Disney+ Offer Without Bundling: Get Two Months Free
Prefer to subscribe to Disney+ on its own? The ad-free Disney+ Premium plan normally costs $18.99 per month, but you can get two months free when you sign up for an annual plan at $189.99 per year. The savings essentially work out to getting 12 months for the price of 10.
$189.99 $227.88 17% off
DISNEY+ PREMIUM ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION
Does Disney+ Offer a Free Trial?
Unfortunately, Disney+ discontinued its seven-day free trial in 2020. For the best deal right now, upgrade to a Disney+ bundle to save on two or more streaming services while adding to your content library.
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