Disney+
No free trial as of July 2026 - Disney+ discontinued its free trial in 2020 and never brought it back.
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Disney+: No free trial as of July 2026 - Disney+ discontinued its free trial in 2020 and never brought it back. Our take: Straight answer: Disney+ dropped its free trial back in 2020 and never brought it back, and Premium (ad-free) is now $18.99/mo.
Last verified: July 22, 2026
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Our take
Straight answer: Disney+ dropped its free trial back in 2020 and never brought it back, and Premium (ad-free) is now $18.99/mo. The cheapest legitimate way in is the Disney Bundle Duo Basic - Disney+ and Hulu, both with ads - at around $4.99/mo if you can verify as a student through UNiDAYS, and a few carriers (Verizon, Spectrum, Kroger Boost) include it outright. Looking for a trial specifically? Several streamers in our catalog still offer real ones.
What you get
The Disney+ Premium (ad-free, 4K UHD) plan
Included · 6
Entire Disney+ library: Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, National Geographic, 20th Century
4K Ultra HD streaming with Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos on supported titles
Up to 4 simultaneous streams across devices, no quality downgrade per stream
7 profiles per account with kids-mode controls and a separate Bluey-safe browsing area
Offline downloads on up to 10 devices for travel
GroupWatch - sync up to 7 people watching the same title remotely
Worth knowing
Hulu library - that's a separate $9.99/mo add-on (or get the Duo Premium bundle at $19.99)
ESPN+ live sports - separate $11.99/mo
Live broadcast TV (Disney+ is streaming-only, no cable channels)
The honest data
By the numbers
- Price after
- $18.99 / mo
- Card required
- Yes
- Cancellation
- Easy
- Time to cancel
- ~2 min
What’s new with Disney+
- Offer changeJan 6, 2026
The Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN bundle price rose for new subscribers in January 2026
Starting January 6, 2026, new subscribers to the Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN Unlimited bundle pay $35.99 a month with ads (or $44.99 ad-free) after an introductory year at $29.99. Subscribers already on the intro rate keep their current price.
- Price changeOct 21, 2025
Disney+ standalone plans went up in October 2025
Disney+ with ads rose from $9.99 to $11.99 a month and the ad-free plan rose from $15.99 to $18.99, effective October 21, 2025. The Disney+/Hulu ad-supported bundle also rose, from $10.99 to $12.99 a month.
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Cancellation guide
How to cancel Disney+
Documented · ~2 min
- 01
Log into your Disney+ account at disneyplus.com
- 02
Navigate to your Account Settings from the profile dropdown
- 03
Click Subscription, then Cancel Subscription, then confirm
Disney+ free trial - frequently asked
- Is there a Disney+ free trial?
- No - No free trial as of July 2026 - Disney+ discontinued its free trial in 2020 and never brought it back. Premium (ad-free) is $18.99/mo after the October 2025 increase; the ad-supported tier is $11.99/mo. The cheapest legitimate way in is the Disney Bundle Duo Basic (Disney+ and Hulu, both with ads) at about $4.99/mo with UNiDAYS student verification, and some carriers (Verizon, Spectrum, Kroger Boost) include it. Real streaming trials still exist elsewhere in our catalog. Verified 2026-07-16. Straight answer: Disney+ dropped its free trial back in 2020 and never brought it back, and Premium (ad-free) is now $18.99/mo. The cheapest legitimate way in is the Disney Bundle Duo Basic - Disney+ and Hulu, both with ads - at around $4.99/mo if you can verify as a student through UNiDAYS, and a few carriers (Verizon, Spectrum, Kroger Boost) include it outright.
- How much does Disney+ cost?
- Disney+ costs $18.99 per month for the Premium (ad-free, 4K UHD) plan.
- How do I cancel Disney+?
- To cancel Disney+: 1. Log into your Disney+ account at disneyplus.com; 2. Navigate to your Account Settings from the profile dropdown; 3. Click Subscription, then Cancel Subscription, then confirm. It takes about 2 minutes and is rated easy to cancel.
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CuriosityStream
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$5.99
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“CuriosityStream is the documentary lover's streaming deal: an all-factual catalog with David Attenborough titles, space, history, and science series in 4K, at a price that undercuts nearly every mainstream service. Reviewers consistently call the annual plan one of streaming's best values, and its Trustpilot rating sits at excellent with praise for content and responsive support. Know two things going in. First, this is a focused documentary library measured in the low thousands of titles, not a Netflix-scale catalog, so it works best as an add-on rather than your only service. Second, the plan most people pick is annual, and the renewal lands a year later at full list price with a no-refunds policy for unused time. That forgotten renewal is the single most common complaint about an otherwise well-liked service, and it is exactly what a reminder fixes. Track it here and we send a heads-up before the renewal, so nothing surprises you.”
Netflix
Free
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After
$19.99
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“Here's the honest answer: Netflix hasn't offered a free trial in the US since 2020, and the March 2026 price bump put Standard (ad-free) at $19.99/mo. If you want to watch without paying full freight, the move is a bundle you might already have - T-Mobile's "Netflix on Us," or select Xfinity and ISP plans fold it in. And if it was the free month you were after, that's not gone from the world - plenty of streamers in our catalog still run real trials.”
HBO Max
Free
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After
$18.49
Kept
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“Honest answer: the service you knew as "Max" went back to "HBO Max" in 2025, and it doesn't run a direct free trial anymore. Standard (ad-free) is $18.49/mo. The one legitimate trial route left is through a partner - the HBO Max channel on Prime Video carries a 7-day trial, and DashPass bundles it on its annual plan. If a free week is what you're after, other streamers in our catalog still offer real trials.”