Disney Plus and Hulu Bundle Gets a New Year Price Cut The peak time for streaming service deals, the holiday shopping season, is over, but Disney has returned with a fresh offer to start the new year. New and eligible returning subscribers can now get one month of the ad-supported Disney Plus and Hulu bundle for just ten dollars. This represents a three dollar discount off the bundle’s usual monthly rate. When considering the services separately, where Disney Plus costs twelve dollars per month and Hulu also costs twelve dollars per month, the savings are even more substantial. It is worth noting that this offer is not as deep as the Black Friday deal from last year, which provided the same bundle for five dollars per month for an entire year. However, for anyone who missed that promotion or simply wants to test out both platforms for a short time, this one-month discount provides a good opportunity to do so. The Disney Plus and Hulu pairing is considered one of the most balanced bundles available, effectively combining family-oriented content with more mature, award-winning programming. Disney Plus serves as the home for a vast library of animated classics, along with exclusive content from major franchises including Marvel, Star Wars, and Pixar. Subscribers can stream nearly every Star Wars film and series, the complete Marvel Cinematic Universe lineup, and recent theatrical releases from Disney. Hulu complements this by offering a more adult-focused catalog. It features a strong selection of current TV shows, with next-day episodes from many network series, and a growing list of acclaimed original programming. Popular Hulu originals include series like The Bear, The Handmaid’s Tale, and Only Murders in the Building. The platform also hosts a variety of comedies, thrillers, and documentaries that frequently earn awards recognition. For cord-cutters, Hulu is a key destination for keeping up with primetime television from networks like ABC and FX shortly after they air. The Duo Basic bundle links these two services under a single subscription, simplifying access and management. This particular tier includes advertising on both platforms. The trade-off for the ads is the significant cost savings compared to subscribing to each service independently. For many households, this is a reasonable compromise given the extensive and diverse range of content it unlocks, spanning from beloved animated films to gritty, contemporary dramas.
