Disney+ status: streaming issues and outage reports

Problems in the last 24 hours

The graph below depicts the number of Disney+ reports received over the last 24 hours by time of day. When the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line, an outage is determined.

Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by Disney+ users through our website.

• Sign in (39%)
• Buffering (31%)
• Crashing (20%)
• Playback Issues (6%)
• Video Quality (3%)

Live Outage Map

The most recent Disney+ outage reports came from the following cities:

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Montrouge	Crashing	34 minutes ago
Cordeirópolis	Sign in	15 hours ago
Virginia Beach	Buffering	17 hours ago
Dammarie	Buffering	17 hours ago
Saint-Nazaire	Crashing	18 hours ago
Hackney	Sign in	19 hours ago

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Disney+ Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Darkstar (@MrDarkstar88) reported 1 minute ago

  This feels like I'm watching an MCU trailer in the worst way, because I'm not expecting Disney Marvel quips in FF7. Anyone who's played the OG knows this section is very heavy on character and emotion. I hope I'm wrong. That is not Cid Highwind

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  Openlayer (@openlayerco) reported 10 minutes ago

  Last September, Tractor Supply paid $1.35M to California's privacy regulator. At the time, the largest fine in CPPA history. Since then the fines have only gotten bigger: → GM: $12.75M for selling driving and location data from connected vehicles without telling customers → Disney: $2.75M for data collection and sharing practices across its digital properties → Total CCPA fines crossed $23M as of May 2026 The Tractor Supply case, which felt significant at the time, is now mid-table. It started from a single consumer complaint in Placerville. The violations: no privacy policy that informed consumers of their rights, no opt-out mechanism that actually worked, and personal data being shared with third parties without contracts that contained privacy protections in place. What made this case notable beyond the fine: job applicants were included. California extended privacy protections to applicants, employees, and contractors in 2023, meaning companies are now liable for how they handle the data of people who never even became customers. Tractor Supply failed to notify job applicants of their rights or how to exercise them. A company with 2,500 stores selling farm equipment and workwear in 49 states. Privacy compliance wasn't their world but a single complaint in Placerville made it their problem. A corporate officer now has to certify compliance annually for the next four years. And a California investigation can now expand to eight additional states simultaneously through the Consortium of Privacy Regulators. As AI gets embedded deeper into how organizations at every scale handle data, automate decisions, and interact with customers, the expectation to demonstrate compliance continuously, is only going to grow.

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  naya ♥︎ star wars (@castleebyers) reported 11 minutes ago

  @itsr4fss @Joovict34088088 SAME THING HAPPENED TO ME!! I knew Vader was Luke’s father, but I had no idea ANAKIN was VADER! (i never watched them as a kid!) Getting spoiled by the Disney+ description of the movie was insanely awful

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  Bonez (@dayzofourlivez) reported 11 minutes ago

  @prmade313raised Yes; however, it wasn’t the last work he did for Marvel. That would be the voiceovers for the 2 season 1 What-If shows on Disney+

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  Card Games on Icebergs 🐧✝️ (@cardgamepenguin) reported 11 minutes ago

  @TrentMercer1313 It's Disney. Like the scorpion they just can't help themselves

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  JJSponge120 (@JJSponge120) reported 15 minutes ago

  If we get a live-action movie out of this and Mickey, Goofy, and Donald are in it, it will be the worst Disney movie in history.

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  Meteor☄️ 🍡 (Vtuber) (@MeteorFalcon) reported 18 minutes ago

  @MasterLeytrx "so far" Disney has issues whenever they take more control + Nomura himself has been in a situation where others took control of his projects and just made it worse

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  Ron Bialkowski (@Zrbialk) reported 21 minutes ago

  @Variety Good luck with that. SCOTUS will punt it back down. The real issue is that Paramount has ticking time and like Disney with Fox will probably have to make structural remedies .

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  The Card (@JaggedAuthor) reported 21 minutes ago

  @falseroxy TaleSpin began life as a show about Baloo and Mickey’s lesser-known brother trying to find acting work in a Roger Rabbit-esque world, and I kinda feel like someone at Disney Television *really* just wanted to put Baloo in something.

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  Saberfart (@saberfart) reported 25 minutes ago

  @jas_cant_hang family guy is disrespecting walt disney's legacy. he didn't want stewie the baby in dangerous situations to replace splash mountain. @Disney FIX IT!

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  Queen of Hades💋👑 (@theedreadqueen) reported 26 minutes ago

  @solelynostalgia they need to be doing stuff like this on disney lol have the characters react to their own work

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  Ed McCray (@Real_Ed_McCray) reported 27 minutes ago

  My birthday's coming up in a few weeks & even though I've been on a hiatus I'll be returning to Rediscovering Walt Disney as soon as I can. If you'd like to help in the gathering of material the link is below.

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  Istaphobos (@IstaPhobos) reported 28 minutes ago

  @JoshDaws @capcutapp How do you come back from that massive stupidity? Mary is now responsible for every single person the witch harms going forward. There's no redemption for that. It felt like watching a Disney movie. I realize it's not over but I really wonder where it's going now. Great work.

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  Appalachian (@appalachian711) reported 28 minutes ago

  @RoKhanna It's Ok for Disney to own ABC and ESPN? You don't have issues with that?

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  rAfs . ݁₊ ⊹ . ݁˖ ⚡️ (@itsr4fss) reported 32 minutes ago

  @castleebyers @Joovict34088088 SAME HAHAHAH I knew vader was luke’s father too, but about Anakin WTF DISNEY, the description is awful

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  ꪜ𝖎𝔃𝔃𝔂 ✞ (@sntvizzy) reported 33 minutes ago

  Changing his name wouldn’t have solved the legal issue. Marvel didn’t lose Quicksilver because of a copyright battle; they chose to kill him for the story. Copyright can protect a character’s design, powers, and origin, not just the name. So giving a silver-haired speedster a different name while keeping him as Wanda’s twin brother still could’ve caused major problems with Fox. Under the co-existence deal, Disney could use Pietro Maximoff as long as they didn’t call him a mutant or mention Magneto. The real reason Joss Whedon killed him in Age of Ultron was to make the Sokovia battle feel more emotional and avoid keeping an extremely powerful speedster around who could mess with the logic of Civil War and Infinity War.

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  The Pay Television Guy (@PayTelevision) reported 34 minutes ago

  @sescoops Always thought the WWE PLE deal with Disney/ESPN was a consolation prize from TKO after Paramount decided to purchase all of the rights for the UFC, leaving ESPN with no major combat sports content. It was clear UFC was the primary driver for ESPN+ (now known as ESPN Select) subscriptions. Even the UFC did not think a single entity would purchase the entire package of broadcast rights. Granted, Paramount did severely overpay for their UFC rights over their 7-year agreement. So it’s not far-fetched to think TKO came to ESPN and said “here take this” (WWE PLE’s) and probably told them how “sticky” their fans are when it comes to following the content wherever it goes. History has shown when WWE programming moves to a new outlet, the fans do follow along. However, with TKO being focused only on profit instead of widespread fan access, an impactful segment of the fan base has decided (arguably, for the first time) the cost of the paywall vs. the quality/quantity of the content isn’t justified any longer. Peacock strategically used WWE PLE’s as a subscription driver when that service initially launched, giving it exclusive programming at a fan-friendly price point. Now that NBCU/Peacock has invested over $3 Billion into long-term NBA and MLB broadcast rights, in addition to their existing NFL Sunday and English Premier League rights, they could drop WWE and not see a negative impact from subscription losses and price increases. Peacock went from an Entertainment app at launch, and is now firmly a sports-first application, plus Love Island. ESPN was doing something similar. They used WWE PLE’s and some NFL Preseason games as the driver for ESPN Unlimited adoption. The issue is that many of the pay-television distributors played hard ball with Disney/ESPN, which led to them obtaining ESPN Unlimited access for little to no additional cost to affiliate/carriage fees. ESPN tried using WWE as a way to pressure distributors to pay extra for ESPN Unlimited access, but ended up basically giving it away as part of the existing bundle rate. In the case of YouTubeTV, Disney/ESPN also gave up valuable consumer data by allowing Google to integrate the live sports feeds within the YouTube TV application, negating the need for the standalone ESPN app (which means Disney/ESPN has less access to consumer viewing habits). The YouTubeTV integration/ingestion of ESPN Unlimited will launch sometime over the next several weeks. So, if Disney/ESPN does decide to opt-out in 2030, where would WWE PLE’s end up? It’s impossible to tell right now. Netflix is not a given for U.S. PLE rights as they have an opt-out available at the 5-year mark into their 10-year agreement. Could be YouTube. Could be Amazon Prime. Could be DAZN. Could be a new DTC streaming service which doesn’t exist yet. The consolidation of media companies will only continue to accelerate as more households decline to purchase “fat bundle” pay-television packages. By 2030, anything is possible.

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  xavier ✭ (@xvvrrvvx) reported 37 minutes ago

  @ChocolateC7227 so many people fail to realize that Covid alongside corporate forcing marvel to pump out projects for Disney + is the real reason for the hiccups the mcu went through. Even with all that they have still managed to put out great quality projects throughout that time. Now we all the way back. I didn’t even mention the shift from Kang to doom since jeff loveness tried to kill the mcu with that awful film.

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  FallenToast (@LuisMar94674404) reported 41 minutes ago

  @ShaneMan42069 Blaming the fans didn't work for Disney Star Wars and it won't work here either

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  prism (@glimmeringprism) reported 42 minutes ago

  @fridayscarnival nah, they want just a excuse to **** on whatever disney is making (I get disney is not a good company at all and should be criticize when they **** up but ppl need to stop acting like other companies are any better in terms of business and work quality)

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  Buddy (@Buddy46155001) reported 43 minutes ago

  @Blakkake1 @ThisguyHassan Orange episode? The Disney work parody one?

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  . (@4354tfgg) reported 45 minutes ago

  @AVFCStandard @avfcned this fanbase is just disney children bro istg so infuriating then in a couple of wekes they will all cry about spr again yes its not fair but atp i wouldnt even say its the main problem

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  Maria (@Maria01853156) reported 46 minutes ago

  @bosahin_ Beside the fact Kıvanç Tatlıtuğ has the awards to show his talent (and the export numbers too), why would an American actress be in a show targeting Turkish markets? Also, it is very likely the issue is with Disney itself. (1/2)

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  💾Accentier📟 | 💢VPsyko🧃🔪 (@AccentierEXE) reported 47 minutes ago

  @KungFuMan316 Not really, it was a retcon. In the original trilogy they were lauded for their accuracy, in the prequels the clone troopers were extremely competent, Disney just can't help but adding internet memes to their canon.

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  Silv (@Silv32280656) reported 50 minutes ago

  @wh1tep1neapples @SpringRolls3_2 I agree man. I'm so suck of these posts. Like Jesus christ guys, we've been asking for this for years if not decades. Disney respects KH and they saw how often them doing something with KH alone didn't work out. I have faith they learned and will always work with square on KH.

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  Richard Jarrett (@DigitalKhrysus) reported 50 minutes ago

  @SaltyGoat17 Ew no id rather not watch a live ****. Look man dont listen to them theyre silly. Woman need to be protected- mostly from themselves. She aint our problem lol. Theres plenty of stories online about white woman finding out to late. Disney adults is what they are.

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  Natalie (@_SoundOfNatalie) reported 52 minutes ago

  A Disney date would solve all my problems

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  John Marshton (@marshton_john) reported 52 minutes ago

  @stillreal2us Anyone has espn app solely for wwe needs help espn only useful for sports fans but the bundle does have disney and Hulu countless options there for me the wwe ple is last thing I care about on app and I been fan since 90s

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  Siobhan 🇬🇬 (@slinehan1) reported 52 minutes ago

  @DisneyChannelHQ Unfortunately I'm not surprised. It's one of the worst Disney Channel movies ever for me, it was such a let down. And I only liked 3 of the songs, the others were autotuned to the point of sounding robotic which ruined them. Zombies 4 and Descendants 5 were both WAY better.

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  miley¹⁶ (@unleashthe28) reported 59 minutes ago

  @drosescored50 @spider1o1 you can watch it on disney plus or even pirate it this isn't a new movie im so confused if you dont think endgame deserves to be rereleased its not your problem dont watch it pretend like its not rereleasing i dont understand you people