Disney+ will launch on November 12th and a lot of people are very excited about it. If you’re one of those who just can’t wait to browse through the library and you happen to live in the United States, there’s some good news for you: you can pre-order the service.
And… that’s it.
Unfortunately, by pre-ordering, you won’t be getting any extra bonuses of any kind, not even a break in the price. The pre-order also doesn’t mean that the $12.99 bundle that includes Hulu and ESPN+ will be available to you beforehand: you’ll still have to wait until November 12th to get the full package.
If that is not a deterrent for you, you can grab the service for a $6.99 monthly subscription of a $69.99 yearly one. It’s worth mentioning that, upon launch, you can get a seven day free trial to see how you feel about the service and you can decide if it’s worth the purchase or not.
Disney showcased what’s coming and what to expect with a 60 second trailer that teases the content the users will be able to browse through. Among the films teased we can count Thor, Wall-E, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Mary Poppins, Moana, Free Solo, Iron Man, Captain Marvel, Rogue One, Mulan, Brave, TRON: Legacy as well as the very autumnal and Halloween-appropriate Hocus Pocus.
The next months will also see the emergence of a handful of original series such as Marvel’s WandaVision, High School Muscial: The Musical: The Series and the much-anticipated The Mandalorian.
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