Verizon is making some changes to its Disney+ Premium perk for myPlan (cellular) and myHome (broadband) subscribers.
The current Disney+ Premium bundle, which includes Disney+ (ad-free), Hulu (with ads), and ESPN+ (with ads), is no longer available for $10 per month. Existing customers can keep the bundle, but they’ll be charged $15 per month starting April 17. For new customers, though, the revised pricing is effective immediately.
It’s not all bad though, since the carrier is now offering a similar featuring the same three . Both new and existing customers can get this perk for the same $10 a month. The only effective difference from the previous plan is that Disney+ now comes with ads.
Verizon notified customers of the price change and the new ad-supported tier via email, adding that “if you are on a trial or promotional rate right now, you’ll still get to enjoy that special price. The new rate will take effect after your offer has ended.” These details have also been added to the FAQ section of Verizon’s for Disney+ add-ons.
Despite the price hike, Verizon’s continues to offer significant discounts with its perks. While the regular Disney+ Legacy , which includes Disney+ (ad-free), Hulu (with ads), and ESPN+ (with ads), costs $21.99 per month, Verizon’s version is $7 cheaper. Similarly, the Basic ad-supported bundle typically costs , but it’s $7 less when it’s bundled with a Verizon plan.
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Verizon has been steadily jacking up prices for various add-ons. The carrier also upped the monthly fee of its (4-20 lines) by $8 last month. And last December, it increased its monthly .
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