Disney+ and Hulu cost more in the United States starting September 23. Disney+ Premium and Hulu Premium now cost $21.49 each per month, while the ad-free bundle that includes both services has increased to $21.99.
The bundle is still far cheaper than paying for both premium plans separately, but subscribers who chose streaming to avoid cable-size bills now face another increase.
What are the new Disney+ and Hulu prices?
- Disney+ with ads: $12.49 per month.
- Disney+ Premium without ads: $21.49 per month or $214.99 per year.
- Hulu with ads: $12.49 per month.
- Hulu Premium without ads: $21.49 per month.
- Disney+ and Hulu with ads: $12.99 per month.
- Disney+ and Hulu Premium: $21.99 per month.
Disney+ Premium rose from $18.99 to $21.49, and the premium Disney+ and Hulu bundle moved from $19.99 to $21.99.
The ad-supported Disney+ and Hulu bundle remains at $12.99. ESPN Select bundles now start at $21.99 with ads and $32.99 for the premium version. ESPN Unlimited bundles remain at $35.99 and $44.99.
When will subscribers pay the higher price?
New subscribers see the updated prices immediately. Existing monthly subscribers will be charged the new amount on their next billing date after September 23. Annual Disney+ Premium customers will see the change when their plan renews.
Subscribers should check the exact plan name before changing anything. The $12.99 ad-supported bundle did not increase, while several standalone and premium options did.
Does the bundle still save money?
Yes. Disney+ Premium and Hulu Premium would cost $42.98 per month if purchased separately. The $21.99 bundle saves $20.99 each month. The ad-supported bundle saves $11.99 compared with buying both $12.49 plans separately.
Disney is also moving more Hulu programming into Disney+ and plans a unified app by the end of 2026. Hulu still remains available as a standalone service. Disney is combining more of the two services while charging more for most individual plans.
