Public pre-orders are open, and the service is scheduled to launch November 12th. But Disney isn’t done trying to lure people in with discounted subscription deals. The latest 3-year, discounted Disney+ subscription that shook out to about $4. If that wasn’t enough to turn the heads of some wayward Netflix subscribers, maybe a second chance to score the streaming service at a deep discount ahead of its official launch will do the trick.
The Disney+ deal, which was reported by the Orlando Sentinel, will knock about $40 off a three-year subscription that would normally put you out $210 (at the annual rate of $70). Put another way, the discount essentially means you’d be paying $170 for three years of the service, or just under $5 per month for most of what Disney+ has to offer, including Pixar, innumerable past Disney films, Star Wars, National Geographic, every season of The Simpsons, Marvel films and series, and a bunch of originals like The Mandalorian.
The new deal is available for a limited time though Disney+ hasn’t shared a specific deadline. It’s supposedly limited to Founders Circle members, but one Gizmodo reporter secured the discount. You can try for yourself at founders.disneyplus.com with the discount code PARKSPASS3YEARS. If you’re feeling confused about which streaming services to commit to, check out our guide on how to get the most out of your streaming options.
