Disney+ streaming service increases subscription prices | UK | News

Disney gave a heavy blow to new subscribers with another price increase for Disney+ flow service. The entertainment giant has increased the cost of all plans that are valid on Tuesday, September 30th, up to £ 24.

This move reflects a similar move made by Netflix earlier this year. Monthly subscriptions increased by £ 1 for both standard and standard (£ 9.99 and 5.99 £), respectively, and the premium plan increased £ 2 at £ 14.99 per month.

Annual transitions did not escape the walk, the standard plan rocket is £ 10 to £ 99,90 per year. Meanwhile, the premium plan increased by £ 20 and now returned its subscribers £ 149,90 annually.

It remains unclear whether these changes will affect existing subscribers. However, according to Disney’s conditions and conditions, users should be notified for any price change for 30 days, so it is worth checking whether you have received such a notification.

If not, at least you can think of yourself as not affected until your next payment date. Mirror He reached Disney for the explanation and awaits an response.

Last month, it significantly supported the Disney+ catalog with several new additions. Tempest, a Korean spy thriller film, was launched in the beginning of September, as well as other headings such as Swired, Sport Shoe Wars Adidas Vs Puma, as well as Murdaugh death in October.

All’s Fair will reach the flow platform in November, and then the second series of Percy Jackson and Olympians came on December 10th.

Do you wonder if you need a TV license to watch Disney+?

The answer is no. You don’t need a TV license to enjoy Disney+ in the UK unless you just view optional programs. TV license is required for household peoples or businesses that watch live TV or use BBC İplayer.

A color license usually brings you back to £ 174.50 annually, while the black and white license fee is £ 58.50 per year. However, some people may be entitled to a free or discounted license under certain conditions.

State The guidelines show that those who are older than 75 years of age are a retirement loan that is entitled to receive a free TV license. The same applies if you live with a partner with a retirement loan as it covers everyone at a certain address.

Moreover, anyone with blind or housing care can apply for a discounted TV license. In order to be suitable for housing care house discount, a person must be retired and over 60 or disable.

For those who meet the criteria, the TV license costs only £ 7.50. Housing managers in housing care facilities may also submit an application on behalf of residents.

In addition, anyone who is blind or shared a house can provide a 50% discount on TV license. This reduces the price of a color license to £ 87.25.

The government guidance explains: “The license must be in the name of the blind person – if not, you can make a new application to transfer on behalf of. When you apply, you must give your current TV license number.”

People over the age of 75 and people who receive pension loans Apply for a free license online or by phone. For this, the official number of 0300 790 6071 (telephone) and 0300 709 6050 (Minicom). Others who are blindly registered Apply for a license TV licensing website.

For more information, Gov.uk or Official TV licensing website.