There's just one week left to save 58% on your first month of Disney Plus and Hulu

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It's no secret that Disney Plus and Hulu are some of the best streaming services you can get, and bundling Disney Plus and Hulu together is one of our favorite ways to save. A limited-time deal can help sweeten the savings, but there's only about a week left to cash in on the offer.

The new Disney Plus and Hulu deal brings the ad-supported bundle down to just $10 for the first month, a 23% discount on the regular $13 a month rate. After the first month, subscriptions will renew at the then-standard rate, and users can cancel at any time, since it's a monthly subscription with no long-term contract.

Even without the deal, the ad-supported Disney Plus and Hulu bundle will save you about 44% each month compared to what you'd pay if you subscribed to the two services separately ($12 a month each, adding up to $24 a month total). Bundling the two together only costs $1 a month more than paying for one of the services on its own. Adding in the current promo brings those savings up to 58% in the first month.

Disney Plus is the best streaming service you can get for the whole family, especially those looking to access beloved franchise installments from Marvel, Pixar, and Star Wars. Hulu can help fill some coverage gaps, with TV and movies geared more toward grown-ups (though there's plenty for the kids, too). Below, you can find everything you need to know about scoring a deal on the Disney Plus and Hulu bundle, including eligibility criteria and the exact time that the discount ends.

FAQ

When does the Disney Plus and Hulu bundle deal end?

This limited-time offer will last until February 17, 2026. The deal is scheduled to end at 1 p.m. PT (or 4 p.m. ET), so we don't recommend waiting around until the end of the day if you're thinking of subscribing.

Who is eligible for the Disney Plus and Hulu bundle deal?

New and eligible returning subscribers (who are 18+ US residents) can get the Disney Plus and Hulu bundle deal. Existing Disney Plus, Hulu, ESPN, and bundle subscribers are among those who aren't eligible for the promo.

If you're still not sure if you're eligible, you can start the sign-up process on the Disney Plus website using your MyDisney login to see what's available to you. If you've ever had a past Disney Plus, ESPN, or Hulu account, that email and password combo will serve as your MyDisney login information. If you're completely new to all of the services, you'll be prompted to create a new MyDisney login with your email.

Are there other Disney Plus and Hulu bundles?

There are tons of other Disney Plus and Hulu bundles, including an ad-free version (although the ad-supported duo bundle is the only one that's currently running a discount). Other top-rated Disney Plus and Hulu bundles include combinations with ESPN Select, ESPN Unlimited, and NFL Plus Premium. There are also ad-free and ad-supported Disney Plus, Hulu, and HBO Max bundles. For more info, check out our full guide to the best Disney Plus bundles.

What's on Disney Plus and Hulu?

As we mentioned above, Disney Plus is the streaming home of Marvel, Star Wars, and Pixar, in addition to classic Walt Disney Co. films and television series. Movies from these franchises typically land on Disney Plus after their theatrical release window and initial on-demand rental period. Additionally, Disney Plus releases new original TV shows set within the Marvel and Star Wars universes, including "Andor," "The Mandalorian," "WandaVision," "Agatha All Along," and "Loki."

Hulu content is slightly broader, encompassing a variety of licensed films and TV shows across several genres. Most ABC and FOX shows are available to stream through Hulu, with new episodes available the day after they air. The majority of these shows also have deep back catalogs of past episodes available on Hulu, making it a binge-watcher's delight. Additionally, Hulu (and/or FX on Hulu) is behind several critically acclaimed TV shows, including Only Murders in the Building, Shōgun, The Bear, and The Handmaid's Tale.

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