Disney has raised the prices of its streaming plans, only a year after their last round of price hikes. The Mouse House announced the latest cost increase for most of its streaming plans in August; that change took effect Thursday. In September, the company also rolled out optional account-sharing fees for Disney Plus customers who want to share streaming access with someone outside their household.
Here’s how things shake out.
Disney Plus with ads will now cost $10, up from $8 a month. The ad-free tier got a $2 bump, now costing $16, up from $14 monthly. The Duo Basic with Disney Plus and Hulu bundle is priced at $11 monthly. ESPN Plus will get a $1 increase to $12 monthly. The Duo Premium plan will remain the same at $20 a month. All Hulu subscriptions have increased for the on-demand and live versions of the service. Standalone Hulu has a monthly price of
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