Disney+ is set to increase its subscription prices in the UK again from October, which could see some members pay an extra £24 per year. The streaming service is home to movies and shows from ...

Last year, Disney+ announced a major restructuring of its subscription plans across Europe, with the introduction of ad-supported tiers for UK customers in November 2023.

With the higher prices, the average monthly revenue per paid subscriber was up 4.9% to $7.55, from $7.20 the previous quarter, including a 3.8% rise domestically to $7.99 and a 6% increase ...

That said, these perks likely won't counteract the frustration of never-ending price hikes. When Disney+ launched in 2019, a subscription cost just $6.99 a month.

This comes after the recent price hike that Disney+ and Hulu affected across its platforms, with the more expensive streaming subscription now looking to make it up to users with this latest program.

Currently $7.99 a month with ads, the basic Disney+ offering will go up by $2 to $9.99 for all subscribers, current and new. Disney+ with no ads is currently priced at $13.99, or $139.99 annually.

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