There's only HOURS left to claim rare Disney+ discount instantly slashing your monthly streaming bill to £1.99
Find out about some of the latest additions on the platform below
TAKING THE MICKEY There's only HOURS left to claim rare Disney+ discount instantly slashing your monthly streaming bill to £1.99
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A RARE discount for Disney+ is coming to an end in a matter of hours.
And it's available to new or returning viewers, just as some popular series return.
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Disney+ Standard with Ads - subscribe now for £1.99 at disneyplus.com
Disney+'s standard with ads plan usually costs subscribers £4.99 per month.
But for a limited time the US entertainment giant has offered access at the cut price of £1.99 per month instead.
That's a massive 60 per cent discount – a price drop you don't often see from the House of Mouse's streaming platform.
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Disney last ran a similar deal like this back in September but that was only for 3 months of streaming.
This new discount is for four months, saving you £12 in total compared to paying full price for the same duration.
Disney+ has recently added a brand new series of FX's The Bear.
Marvel Television's Ironheart as well as the live action Snow White movie are also newly available.
And anyone who subscribes now will be able to catch the highly anticipated sci-fi drama Alien: Life, coming to the platform on August 13.
The £1.99 offer has been available since June 11 but it comes to an end tomorrow (June 30).
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With the Disney+ Standard with Ads you get to stream in Full HD on two devices at the same time - and there are adverts as the name suggests.
Disney+ Standard with Ads - subscribe now for £1.99 at disneyplus.com
All prices in this article were correct at the time of writing, but may have since changed.
Always do your own research before making any purchase.
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