We love a good binge-watching session as much as the next person.
And when it comes to streaming some of our favorites from the Disney media library, Disney+ seems to be the best place to go. So why is Disney streaming struggling?
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We love a good binge-watching session as much as the next person.
And when it comes to streaming some of our favorites from the Disney media library, Disney+ seems to be the best place to go. So why is Disney streaming struggling?
Okay, Disney+ subscribers, get ready because June is going to bring a lot of awesome content to the streaming platform.
Not only do we have the PREMIERE of a brand new Marvel show, Secret Invasion, but the Flamin’ Hot movie about the creation of…yes…Flamin’ Hot Cheetos will premiere, too. Plus Avatar: The Way of Water will make its way to the streamer! So let’s take a look at EVERYTHING that will be coming to Disney+ in June 2023.
The Walt Disney Company might be celebrating its 100th Anniversary, but the company continues to change and grow. The BIG changes started when former Disney CEO Bob Iger returned to the company in that same role. Iger immediately started restructuring the company, as well as began canceling big projects, and job cuts.
However, Iger referred to streaming as his top priority, meaning we’re about to see big changes made to Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+. One of those changes involves removing some shows from Disney+.
There are tons of ways to celebrate holidays in Disney style.
You can live out your trick-or-treating dreams during Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party, get in the Christmas spirit with tons of new themed snacks, or even take a picture with Mr. and Mrs. Easter Bunny in Magic Kingdom. Did you know there are even little-known holidays that Disney celebrates? National Donut Day, National Pizza Day, and National Peanut Butter Day are just SOME of the unique holidays that Disney takes part in. But, they’re not all food related. May 20th is National Streaming Day, and we are expecting some announcements from Disney — in fact, they’ve already started!
Got your popcorn ready?
National Streaming Day is May 20th, and Disney is already starting to celebrate. Last year, we got announcements about shows coming to Disney+, trailers, and more. This year, things are already off to a great start — Disney has shared a new deal about its streaming services that you might not be able to pass up!
From the Carousel of Progress to Walt’s ideas on EPCOT, The Walt Disney Company has been interested in technology and innovation from the beginning. Recently, Disney executives spoke at the SVB MoffettNathanson Technology, Media & Telecom Conference and provided updates on everything from Disney+ to the Disney Cruise Line.

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The conference shed light on the company’s plans in terms of investing, scaling, and cutting costs. What’s on Disney’s radar? Can we expect any price increases (or decreases)? Let’s find out!
If you’re a Disney+ subscriber, get ready for some CHANGES.
Disney has announced that a price increase will hit the ad-free Disney+ service later this year. We also got news about how Hulu and Disney+ content will soon be accessible via the same app (for subscribers of both services), and several hit movies have already arrived on Disney+. But now we’ve got even MORE streaming news.
If you thought the Disney-related lawsuits had come to an end or reached any kind of pause, think again.
Disney has become involved in a number of lawsuits recently — from ones related to the battle with Florida Governor Ron DeSantis over Disney’s former Reedy Creek Improvement District to another related to an investor in the Company, and another regarding the Park Pass system. But this latest lawsuit brings some statements from former CEO Bob Chapek (as well as other Disney leaders) front and center.
Get ready to pay MORE for your Disney+ subscription.
Disney+ has seen a few price increases and changes over the past few years, most recently with the introduction of the ad-supported tier (versus ad-free) and the price increases that came with those changes. And now it seems more price increases are on the way.
Bob Iger has announced a few priorities on his plate since returning as CEO of the Walt Disney Company.
One of which is focusing on improving streaming at Disney+, along with Hulu and ESPN+. During the last company earnings call, we learned that the total number of Disney+ subscribers was 161.8 million. And now that Disney+ has officially launched its ad-supported tier, we have an update on just how Disney’s streaming service is doing.
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