Streaming services are getting increasingly expensive, especially if you subscribe to multiple platforms. In fact, they’re basically the modern version of old school cable now, only with the ability to easily cancel and jump between services (which I guess is still useful).
Alongside the launch of ESPN Unlimited, Disney has revealed a new bundle that combines Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN Unlimited (all with ads) for $30 for 12 months, a 39% discount on the regular bundle price. Considering the price of just an ESPN Unlimited subscription is $30, that’s like getting a year of ad-supported Disney+ and Hulu for free. The offer runs from now through January 5. After the first year, the subscription auto-renews at the current price of $45/month, so make sure you mark that date in your calendar if you don’t plan to continue your subscription.
- number of users
-
2-4
- Subscription with ads
-
$9.99/month
- Premium Subscription
-
$15.99/month
- # of profiles
-
6+
- Originals
-
Yes
- Live TV
-
No
- Library
-
https://www.disneyplus.com/brand/disney
- Price
-
$7.99
From August 21 to January 5, 2026, Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN Unlimited (all with ads) are available in a $30/month bundle. There’s also a premium version of the same bundle without ads that costs $39/month.
As far as streaming deals go, this is pretty good
Go ad-free for $9 more
If you aren’t a fan of ads (and who is, right?), the Premium Bundle version that comes with ad-free Disney+ and Hulu is available for $39/month for the first 12 months. If you’re the type of person who would typically subscribe to all of these services anyway, since you’re into Marvel, Star Wars, and the occasional NHL game, this is probably the perfect streaming bundle for you. It basically gives you ad-free Hulu and Disney+ for $9 for 12 months, which is also a great deal if you’re trying to avoid ads.
If you aren’t familiar with ESPN Unlimited, I don’t blame you since it’s a relatively new streaming platform and is part of a broader rebranding of the sports network. It offers all of ESPN’s linear TV content through streaming, while ESPN Select is pretty much just the new name for ESPN+ and doesn’t feature the majority of live NBA and NFL games. Unlimited, the higher-end tier, is set to get premium WWE live events on the streaming service in 2026. It’s also likely that the NFL will come to the service too, given ESPN has agreed to acquire the NFL Network.
