After a formal announcement late last month, Disney and Warner Bros. Discovery have finally launched a new streaming bundle that provides subscriptions to Disney+, Hulu, and Max.
In a press release, the company announced that starting today, consumers based in the United States can purchase the streaming bundle on any of the three streaming platforms' websites. Pricing starts at $16.99 per month for the ad-supported tier, while $29.99 per month gets you ad-free access across all three streaming platforms.
The bundle is ideal for those who are currently subscribed to all three platforms or have been interested in gaining access to the libraries of all three platforms without having to pay for separate subscriptions for each. As most of these companies have begun raising the prices of individual subscriptions within the last year, these streaming bundles are starting to gain consumer appeal.
Disney and WB Discvoery's streaming bundle joins a growing list of similar bundles being offered by companies currently embedded in the streaming service landscape. Last December, Verizon announced a streaming bundle where customers could obtain subscriptions to ad-tiers for both Netflix and Max for $10 per month. In May, Comcast announced a bundle that nets subscribers access to Peacock, Apple TV+, and Netflix for just $14.99 per month.
This is one of two streaming bundles that Disney and Warner Bros. Discovery are currently collaborating on, however. In March, Disney-owned sports channel ESPN, Warner Bros. Discovery, and Fox announced they were teaming up to create a new sports-centric streaming service.
Taylor is a Reporter at IGN. You can follow her on Twitter @TayNixster.
