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Get A Free Week of Disney+ With This Epic Bundle
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In case the internet's explosion of excitement towards Disney Plus (stylized as Disney+) wasn't apparent, it's finally here. Disney reported 3.2 million users launcher their Disney+ app within the first day. That's quite a few people.
Disney, as one of the biggest and most respected entertainment giants, has doubled down on creating a perfect streaming service for everyone. We're talking all of the Avengers, Jedi vs Sith, and Disney Channel content that you could ever want in one convenient location. The list of available programs is absurdly long, from classics such as Bambi to Kim Possible and Avengers: Endgame.
And with a bevy of original content, including the recently released The Mandalorian and live-action Lady and the Tramp, Disney has promised to pour into these programs with budgets and finesse that could easily give Netflix a run for its money. Upcoming original shows include Hawkeye, Wandavision, and Falcon and the Winter Soldier. And that's not all, as future Marvel and Star Wars movies such as The Rise of Skywalker will be released on Disney+ as well.
While content will be kept to a PG-13 maximum on Disney+, Disney was smart enough to find ways around that. Are you looking for more mature content owned by Disney, including Fox and FX shows such as Legion and the upcoming thriller Devs? Marvel CEO Bob Iger announced that anything too mature for Disney+ would be brought over to its sister service, Hulu. With Hulu's primary shareholder being Disney, they know their audiences well. That means Disney isn't afraid of R-rated content - it just won't be shown on their Disney streaming platform. And if that wasn't enough, are you a sports fan who is looking for a way to keep up with your favorite teams, on and off the field? ESPN+ is the go-to app for any and all sports-related content, bar none. Oh, by the way, Disney owns that, too.
But all of these services can add up if bought a la carte. So what if Disney said: "We're going to bundle all of these services for the price of one service." Image Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, National Geographic, Hulu, and ESPN+ all in one place for one low price - $12.99. Yeah. That's absurdly cheap. What more can you ask for? A free 7-day trial to make sure it's for you? We've got you covered with our very own trial on this gigantic bundle. You can drop in, watch all of the movies and television you could ever want, for free.
