Disney Plus: What time does the streaming service officially launch tomorrow?
Disney Plus officially launches tomorrow in the United States, Canada, and the Netherlands. But what time can viewers start streaming?
Tomorrow is a big day for Disney fans, as the company’s streaming service will finally be launching in the United States, Canada, and the Netherlands. We’ve all been hearing about Disney Plus for months now, and it seems like the platform will offer movies and series for just about everyone. In particular, Marvel and Star Wars fans have plenty to look forward to, with both franchises landing original series on the service.
And with so many eager to start streaming content, it makes sense that viewers want to get their hands on the service as soon as possible. But what time does Disney Plus actually launch on November 12?
According to CNET, Disney Plus is set to officially launch at 12:01 a.m. PT on Tuesday — though the site does warn that certain app stores may start showing the app a bit earlier or later than that exact time.
Disney Plus will run subscribers $6.99 per month if they choose to pay on a monthly basis or $69.99 if they decide to pay upfront for the year. There is also a bundle available for those looking to get Hulu and ESPN with the platform, which comes out to $12.99 per month. It’s hard to deny that the streaming service’s prices are compelling — particularly when compared with Netflix and Apple TV. And those with eligible Verizon plans will also be able to receive Disney Plus for free for an entire year. (It really doesn’t get much cheaper than that…)
From day one, Disney Plus will have a long list of films and series available — combining its catalogs and new originals to appeal to as wide a viewership as possible. One of the most-anticipated series that will be available on November 12 is The Mandalorian, the first long-form Star Wars series, which is set after the events of the first trilogy and will follow a whole new set of characters.
After it’s initial launch date, Disney Plus will also head to New Zealand and Australia on November 19. The United Kingdom, Italy, Germany, France, and Spain will have to wait a bit longer, with the platform launching in Europe on March 31, 2020.
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