If you’re a Verizon Wireless customer, check before paying for a Disney+ subscription. You might be able to get it for free. Thanks to a new partnership between Disney and Verizon, all existing and newVerizon Wirelesscustomers on unlimited data plans will receive a year ofDisney’s new str...
One great choice is via Verizon Wireless. If you sign up for either the Start Unlimited or the Do More Unlimited plan, you can get Disney Plus for free for six months. Sign up for the Play More Unlimited plan or the Get More Unlimited plan and you get the Disney Bundle offer ...
Verizon announced this week that new customers of 5G Home Internet or 4G LTE Home Internet will receive up to afree yearof the Disney Bundle, which is the grouping of Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+. That’s a $14/month value right there. The only caveat is which tier of H...
Everything you need to know about the Disney+ free trial offer and how to sign-up online to watch Disney+ for free with no promo code needed
Verizon, likewise, has offered the Disney Bundle and Apple One (which includes Apple TV+) to some customers, and it has introduced
Streaming subscriptions can get costly, so we found budget-friendly deals that will get you free Disney+ for up to a year.
The magic ended as the clock struck midnight on the Disney Plus free trial a while ago – but there are still ways you can get a subscription at no cost.
Of course, not allVerizon customerswill get access to Disney+. The bundle is available to subscribers of the 5G Play More and 5G Get More plans. Thankfully, there are no requirements as to how many lines you need on the plans.
I have free Hulu via Verizon but it says I am on a paid subscription I show that I have a paid subscription but it’s supposed to be free via Disney plus Posted on Nov 18, 2022 9:01 AM Me too (3) Reply Question marked as Top-ranking reply User profile for user: Raicya...
The new Peacock-Netflix Premium offer joins other Verizon discounted streaming deals. Those include several add-ons each priced at $10 per month: Netflix and Max (both with ads); the Disney Bundle (Disney+ with no ads, Hulu with ads and ESPN+); YouTube Premium; and Walmart+ membership...