Subscribers of Disney+, HuluIt is Max. — or potential customers who currently subscribe to one or two (or none) but want to add streaming options to their existing lineup — can now bundle all three services for a single price.
Starting today, you can get a bundle of Disney+ and Hulu from Disney and Max from Warner Bros. Discovery. It’ll cost $16.99 per month if you choose the ad-supported option, or $29.99 per month for the ad-free option. The press release says that’s “a savings of up to 38 percent compared to the price of the services purchased separately.”
The package is available to “all eligible new and existing subscribers.”
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Disney was already bundling Disney+ and Hulu for those who wanted more streaming options — and also bundling the two with its ESPN+ service — but this new combination crosses corporate boundaries. If you get that bundle, your streaming options will essentially include all of Marvel, all of Star Wars, all of DC, all of Harry Potterall of The Game of Thronesand most of Lord of the Rings. (If you want the LotR (TV show, which is still available on Prime Video.)
It’s amazing to consider how much the world of streaming has evolved in just the past few years. This entire ecosystem was initially marketed as an alternative to existing home entertainment options; quicker and easier than driving to a video store to rent and return movies, cheaper and simpler than cable TV. A few years later, there are too many streaming services to count, and now the biggest ones are starting to work together to attract customers together. They’ve essentially disrupted the cable industry to make… a different cable industry. And it’s one that’s becoming less and less cheap or simple. What a world.
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