There's just over one week left to save more than 70% on Disney Plus and Hulu

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Disney and Hulu fans have a little over one week left to cash in on the current Disney Plus and Hulu deal, which knocks over 70% off the ad-supported bundle. The Disney Plus and Hulu bundle is already one of the best streaming deals out there, and the current sale makes it the cheapest we've seen since Black Friday.

The deal, which is only available until March 30, offers ad-supported Disney Plus and Hulu for just $2.99/month for your first four months of service. After that, the bundle will revert to its then-standard price unless you cancel. The bundle typically costs $10.99/month, so it's about 73% off what you'd normally pay. Year-round, even without the current sale, we consider the Disney Plus and Hulu bundle to be one of the better streaming deals. Ad-supported Disney Plus and Hulu accounts usually cost $9.99/month each, so the bundle already offers about 45% savings. This current promo just sweetens the deal.

Disney Plus and Hulu rank among the best streaming services thanks to their hefty catalogs of original and existing content. Disney Plus is great for families, with content for all ages, while Hulu tends to skew more toward adults. Together, they're a cord-cutting must-have. Earlier this month, "Moana 2" and "Anora" arrived on Disney Plus and Hulu, respectively. Select women's March Madness games will also be available to live stream on Disney Plus this month. It's safe to say that there's something for everyone in the bundle, whether you're looking to entertain the kids or check out a mature, Academy Award-winning film.

FAQ

Are there other Disney Plus and Hulu bundles?

Yes, the ad-supported Disney Plus and Hulu Bundle is just one of many bundles offered by Disney. You can also bundle the services ad-free or bundle them with ESPN Plus or Max. For a full breakdown of savings opportunities, see our Disney Plus bundles guide.

Additionally, the Disney Plus, Hulu, and ESPN Plus Bundle is included with all Hulu + Live TV subscriptions, which cost between $82.99 and $95.99/month.

What's on Disney Plus and Hulu?

Disney Plus carries tons of Pixar, Marvel, and Star Wars movies and TV shows, in addition to other popular properties, including "Bluey." The app also carries lots of older Disney content, from "Hocus Pocus" to "Hannah Montana," so adults can indulge in their nostalgic side. Notably, "Moana 2" landed on the streaming service on March 12.

Hulu is slightly more geared towards adults. The streaming service offers a wealth of award-winning original series, like "The Handmaid's Tale," which returns for its final season on April 8. The app also streams most ABC and FOX TV shows on-demand the day after they air, so you can catch up on "9-1-1," "Bob's Burgers," and "The Bachelor" here.

It also has a wealth of old seasons of beloved shows, so it's a solid service if you're looking to watch every episode of "Grey's Anatomy" or "Modern Family." Hulu also carries films, including recent theatrical releases. "Anora," which just won Best Picture at the Oscars, became available to stream on the app starting March 17.

Can you watch live sports on Disney Plus and Hulu?

Disney Plus and Hulu are primarily on-demand services, but that has begun to change over the past year or so. Disney Plus has increasingly begun to feature live sports content through ESPN and ESPN Plus. Select women's 2025 March Madness games will be available through Disney Plus, according to ESPN. Earlier this year, multiple games from the 4 Nations Face-Off also live streamed on Disney Plus. Additionally, Caitlin Clark's first game with the Indiana Fever was simulstreamed on Disney Plus in May 2024. Hulu, too, has gotten into the live streaming mix and notably streamed the Academy Awards earlier this month. Select live news programming is also available.

Who's eligible for the deal?

The deal is available for both new and eligible returning Disney Plus, Hulu, and/or ESPN Plus subscribers. There's no fine print on who's considered an eligible returning subscriber, but typically, a certain amount of time needs to have passed since you canceled your subscription to be able to cash in on the deal. Otherwise, you'll need to pay the standard $10.99/month rate if you want to sign back up. On Black Friday, returning customers were required to have canceled their Disney-owned streaming subscription over one month ago. Customers must be 18 or older to sign up.

Interested in seeing if you're eligible for the deal? You can sign up or log in through the Disney Plus website. For more sales, check out our guide to the best streaming deals and bundles and our new WhatsApp channel.