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 (38%)
• Buffering (32%)
• Crashing (20%)
• Playback Issues (6%)
• Video Quality (4%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Schoos	Crashing	4 hours ago
Godalming	Sign in	4 hours ago
Loison-sous-Lens	Sign in	11 hours ago
São Paulo	Buffering	24 hours ago
Manchester	Crashing	1 day ago
Essen	Sign in	1 day ago

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Disney+ Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Niklas (@Wolfstarzan) reported 7 minutes ago

  @welovesweetboy_ She is. As far as I know she was supposed to be a mutant in the comics in the first place but in the phase of her development Marvel don't wanted to make new X-Men stories because of the licence problems with Disney and Fox. So she started as Inhuman (1/2).

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  Kami-Sama (@1truekamisama) reported 8 minutes ago

  Seriously, this will help me out if you change over and the service is the same as Verizon's service except you don't pay for all the extra "freebies" that wind up costing more than if you bought it yourself. I was paying $300 a month, I got apple music and disney+, now I am paying $80 a month for the same amount of phones and I have Apple One Family for $25.95 which includes apple music, apple arcade, Apple TV, and extra cloud storage, totaling $105.95 and if I wanted Disney + which I don't, but if I did, it would be $11.99 more. So $117.94 versus $300. It is worth it! I am not being paid by Visible, but I get money off my bill if you use my referral code, so I guess I sort of get paid, but I do not have a promotion deal with Visible, I just use the service and have no problem telling you how much money it really saved me.

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  ✝️🇺🇸 The Intern 🌐🔆 (@EiratheIntern) reported 8 minutes ago

  @ArchysLife Japan was also objectively heavily Americanized after WW2. Where is Bushido now? Gone, that was a huge cultural shift that many in the pre-war generation had trouble coping with. These weebs don't want to acknowledge anime is directly inspired by American animation like Disney.

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  Henry Cyclops (@HenryCyclops) reported 8 minutes ago

  @DiscussingFilm I recommend they let Disney help them with the Villain movies. Kraven was good but the story was too long & didn’t have the right focus. The same with Morbius. The Web movie’s story was way too convoluted. With the success of Spider-Man, I’m surprised they don’t continue jointly.

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  𝐑𝐮𝐭𝐡 (@Ruthselina) reported 10 minutes ago

  @idlewildgirl I've broken the news to the family that Netflix will have ads, but I'll pay extra for Disney+ without ads because all of mine & daughter's favourites are on there! We don't want adverts during New Girl.

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  Alpha Prime (@_BattleTits_) reported 13 minutes ago

  @pureMetatron It had the production values of a Disney+ Star Wars show. Every shot of her flying looked awful.

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  KEVN ☆彡 (@kevnnnm) reported 15 minutes ago

  doesn’t help that i’m third wheeling rn but hey im at disney LMFOANDKDB

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  MzForr80🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇬🇧 (@randomgal15) reported 18 minutes ago

  @ABridgen Disney Netflix are enjoyable. BBC are god awful!

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  PrettyPoodle⁷ BTS💛💙🐩 OS (@GratefultoJesus) reported 19 minutes ago

  @epipeny It’s more than that . The immediate issue is that the Scammys have lost millions of viewers and advertising dollars that they were counting on when they signed a Hulu and Disney . They thought they could use BTS again this year for viewers & that BTS would be happy with a consolation prize . They were sadly wrong

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  Chris Smooves Burner (@ChrisSmoove55) reported 21 minutes ago

  @BreakfastBacon1 Work has got to be 2. Never been hungover at Disney but could 100% see that being 1.

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  Ty the Troll (@TyTrollsX) reported 22 minutes ago

  A lot of yall don’t understand how this movie arrangement is going between Disney and Sony and it shows. Sony has made nothing but hot garbage pertaining to spider-man and the IP’s side projects. The Tobey ones were great, the Andrew ones were okay, and all the spinoffs have been trash. It’s been a slow descent for Sony. They wouldn’t be able to put out a movie like #spiderman Brand New Day without the help of Disney. It’s been 24 years since Spider-Man 2 and the only thing Sony has put out that comes close to that is the animated spider verse movies (which are admittedly amazing)

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  Ashley Phillips (@FrostRabbit) reported 25 minutes ago

  @Apex_willye @_JustZig_ She's 16-18, but given it's Disney who hates liability issues like this, she's more than likely 18, making her legally an adult.

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  Amy_Mizuno (@Ami_Mizuno) reported 25 minutes ago

  @GeekVibesNation issue here look at disney buying fox. it did not help consumers nor creatives they shut down fox films and still never rehired the number of employees and pixar are firing people

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  Graveyard Shift / The Disgruntled Jedi (@DisgruntJedi) reported 25 minutes ago

  The problem was that Clone Wars... was good. Not perfect, nothing is perfect it had it's duds... like all of season 5. but it was GOOD! nothing since disney took over has been good... the best was R1 and that basically is expensive fan fiction.

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  gmgmgm.ron (@Drbennyfox) reported 27 minutes ago

  @NotFarLeftAtAll I don’t know what prime video is but Netflix is awful I couldn’t watch Disney purely on moral grounds let alone the bbc, who’s watching this utter junk??

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  Kevin Feige! Release Act 3, R9, And Spider-Man 5 (@JaxonRen26348) reported 32 minutes ago

  @F__kTwitte_ @kingDluffy23 Girl I literally just explained that you’ve watched and then got online labeling yourself in association with some of the WORST acting ever seen. Disney kids look at Netflix Luffy and be like “ why he ain’t take lessons” Cooper is fine as **** and a tremendous actor.

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  rocio ⁷ 📚 (@yoonce9) reported 36 minutes ago

  Lmao a friend asked me to help her make a short video for her son's bday, it's disney cars themed and though it was around when I was young I never saw it because yk it's about cars. Anyway she told me please the intro needs to say kachow and so I did and now she just told me

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  Bushido Inneractive (@InnerBushido) reported 37 minutes ago

  @NimaZeighami What's military prison? Sound rough. I have a childhood friend who also has some rough times time to time... actually, the whole "VR Katana" that I made was to satisfy/solve an issue he had with VR when he did VR back in the 90's with the Disney Quest, which I never got to try.

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  Concha Bassetti MD (@cg085716) reported 37 minutes ago

  @VigilantFox ESPN has been a dismal network after DIsney acquired it --just in ruins, lay offs every week, and in trouble. Who's laughing last now??? Rodgers is a solid dude.

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  Drew's Clues (@DarkwingGC161) reported 42 minutes ago

  @DisneyBeat101 as usual, absolutely disgusting these dumbfucks are back to prioritizing "disneynow" over disney+ in 2026. what a terrible company. disney+ should ALWAYS be getting simultaneous releases to disneynow.

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  Damiano Raveenthiran (@DamianoR) reported 43 minutes ago

  COVID grew my agency from $200K to $700K a month.   My new CEO ran the $1.7M expansion into France.   My CEO colluded w/ a convicted ******* trafficker to steal $2M from me. During covid, my agency grew from $200K a month to $700K a month. We were based in Montreal, fully bilingual, and with all that extra money coming in I got overly ambitious. We already worked in French, so France felt like the obvious next move. The French government courted us. I flew over three times to meet with them and the banks. They wanted us in Strasbourg, offered a whole bunch of support, and I said yes. Then I hired a very expensive CEO to run the French side so I could stay focused on North America. Over the next nine months I poured $1.7 million into that office and got literally nothing out of it. Our North American clients were doing great. Our European clients weren't landing at all. What I learned the hard way is that speaking French doesn't mean you understand how people do business in France, the culture is completely different. NOW... this was peak metaverse HYPE era… Facebook had just renamed itself Meta, and a client wanted to run concerts in metaverse environments. They'd signed a huge French artist, to perform one of them. The client kept telling me he had hundreds of people working for him, that he was talking to Warner Brothers and Disney, that the tickets would sell out and he'd pay me then. He swindled me out of $275,000 worth of work. The concert went live, tickets didn't sell, and the money never came. So I finally did some research on him. Turns out he was a well-known criminal in France. He'd been trafficking ******* from Morocco with the chief of police in his pocket. It went all over the news. He did five years in jail, and the police chief went to jail too. What made it even worse was that my French CEO knew these guys. He'd been pocketing the money along with them, and when I confronted him he started panicking and asking for advances on his paycheck. After I fired him, the client sent me a message defending my French CEO, and that's when it clicked. They were working together the whole time. So what happened was money flowed from my Canadian business into France for nine months with nothing delivered, then a project launched that was never paid for, and my CEO and the client were connected the entire time. And I just fell right into it. This was who I was dealing with the entire time, and I never checked. One Google search would have saved me almost $2 million. One of the hardest learned lessons of my entrepreneurial life.

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  Willem Kernkamp (@KernkampWi77771) reported 43 minutes ago

  @MelGibso1 Get a job at Disney, put on a mouse costume. Problem solved.

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  Leo (@Leonajardinho) reported 48 minutes ago

  KSI recently joined Adin Ross's live stream, resulting in a tense crash-out over internet meme backlash surrounding his latest song release: Adin: "First off, how are you man? Are you doing okay? You're getting bullied on the internet... Look dude, you're going crazy on the internet right now because of the song, but hey, it's growing on people!" KSI: "What do you mean it's growing on people? It's a good song! It's always been a good song." Adin: "Well, to be real with you, the first one or two listens, it's like 'what the Disney?' Now it's good, I like it. It's catchy, it's in people's heads, it's a viral TikTok song... You had Drake in my chat talking about it." KSI: "Shout out Drake, but I don't even know if he's taking a piss." Adin: "Nah, he likes the song bro! But to be real, is the song something I'm gonna play in my car? No, but it's a meme song and I like it for the meme purposes." KSI: "It's not meant to be a meme song though, it's a legit song!" Adin: "Dude, you make good songs. 'Holiday' is my favorite song you ever wrote." KSI: "Bro, if I released 'Holiday' now, people would've turned it into a meme song too, like 'this Disney ahh stupid ahh.' It's my music, B. I don't think you understand when you spend hours in the studio working on beats and lyrics, only for people to go 'ah *** ah oh'..." Adin: "Look at the bright side, at least you're getting plays... What do you want to happen now?" KSI: "I just want it to stop! I want people to stop making fun of my song!" Adin: "Imagine putting your heart and soul into a project, releasing it, and everyone's going 'haha *** trash you suck.' How does that make you feel? But JJ, you've been on the internet for how many years now? You should be used to that stuff." KSI: "When it's my music, it's personal! I'm literally making music about my life…….from the screen to the ring to the pen to the king and people are making fun of it! It makes me happy releasing my music, and then I've got people trolling online repeatedly and there's nothing I can do." Adin: "Anybody that hates on his song, you're a hater, okay? He has the number one song in the world right now and everyone needs to lay off JJ... Do I think it's good? No, but I'm at least sticking up for you bro." KSI: "No, you're pissing me off! You know that sh*t is ***!" Adin: "Dude, I'm sorry bro, but the song sucks. I respect JJ as a YouTuber and a boxer, but I'm not gonna lie, the song is ***." Is KSI justified for being upset that his personal music is being turned into a meme, or should artists accept internet backlash as part of the game?

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  Genius Business (@GeniusBusiness_) reported 48 minutes ago

  Steve Jobs on why Pixar edits its movies before making them: In live action, directors shoot their way to a film. Jobs explains: "The director goes out and shoots lots of film, typically between 10 and 100 times more footage than will end up on the screen, and then they take it all into the editing room and they build their movie in the editing room." That's why bad movies still get released. The filmmakers usually know something's wrong, they just find out too late: "Sometimes you see a movie and you go, 'That's dumb.' Didn't they know it? Well, the answer is yes, they did, but they knew it too late. They knew it in the editing room… And by the time they knew it, the actors were gone, the sets were down, they ran out of money, and they had what they had, and they made the best movie they could." Animation can't work this way. It's so expensive that you can only afford to animate a few percent more than what ends up on screen never 10x. So how do you do it? Jobs says Walt Disney solved this decades ago: "He said, 'We have to edit our film before we make it, not after.'" Disney's method: the story team draws storyboards for every key scene, photographs thousands of them on film, adds scratch voices from people around the studio and scratch music and then watches the movie before making it. Pixar still does this today, using video and more sophisticated tools. And the results are humbling: "Invariably, what you think is going to work crashes and burns when you see it in the reels. And you iterate on these reels thousands of times, and only when it works in the reels do you then go animate it." But the process only matters if you have the discipline to act on what it reveals. Jobs points out that Hollywood's favourite saying"the story is king" usually collapses under production pressure: "When push comes to shove, when a movie's in production and there's a lot of mouths to feed and they're waiting for stuff to make and the story's not working, almost everybody says, 'Well, we just have to make the movie.'" Pixar refuses: "One of the things that I'm proudest of Pixar of is we have a story crisis on every movie. And production's rolling and there's mouths to feed and something's just not working. And we stop. We stop and we fix the story." Jobs credits co-founder John Lasseter for instilling that culture of "story, story, story" captured in a saying that stuck, even at the most technologically advanced studio in the world: "No amount of technology will turn a bad story into a good story."

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  Geoff Langenderfer (@geoff_l) reported 49 minutes ago

  @roblarson @SellersCounsel Yes it's fake solution Disney stock is terrible

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  The Balrog (@Mustangrde1) reported 53 minutes ago

  You do know there is a letter of who was suppose to make it through it all ALIVE... Ya um might want to find it... D&D rushed it so they could get on to Disney. "How did that or anything work out for them" George got rich he doesnt care. And with Kof7 such a smash hit he is working on that instead.

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  The Omobible (@theomobible) reported 54 minutes ago

  @InspiringThinkn 📌 SAVE THIS “If you can dream it, you can do it.” - Walt Disney Dreams without action = wishes. Dreams with work = reality. Let’s go build.

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  Backlog battler Carl (@backlogcarl) reported 54 minutes ago

  The arguments laid out here work against each other. If the industry is as talented as you say and the layoffs are due to corporate greed, then why are there so many bad games from the “good” studios as well? The issue isn’t whether physical media is good; hell, I wouldn’t even say it’s about the companies making money. It comes down to these studios not making a product people want to buy, like you said. The top-played games on almost every storefront look like the Vita eShop: unchanging and always beaten by the same 10 games with minor changes. If the numbers are true, even games that were smash hits on the PS4 are incredibly down. God of War 2018 sold 23 million copies while Ragnarok sold 15 million, an 8 million decline. Zero Dawn 24 million. Forbidden West maybe 13 million. An 11 million copy decline. Sure they made money, but a lot of these games’ budgets have doubled in cost. Player interest and how they buy do in fact dictate how these companies respond 70% of the time. These games also haven’t been on super deep discount even physically many years later. The cheapest you see them get physically is only 40 bucks, still 20–30 bucks higher than a lot of the prior games at their lowest. For every bad live service game you can also point to disappointment from non-live service games as well. Saros is selling less than Returnal and had a higher budget. Microsoft completely divesting from indie-like games because they let the devs do as they pleased. Starfield being a major disappointment to many players. Not to mention Disney taking massive cuts of IP revenue from games like Spider-Man. There are many issues hitting the gaming industry right now that are both self-inflicted and beyond, but saying digital games should be cheaper won’t fix the problem unless you want more free-to-play microtransaction games to fill up the charts.

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  Action_Style (@SATB_AUS) reported 1 hour ago

  @zzhxn @JackyWackyDA The problem is Universal doesn't play nice with Marvel & Disney

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  🦇zion aka son of God🇷🇪✝️ (@retrocreole) reported 1 hour ago

  Being pushed as the new Disney it boys meanwhile the 2 IT Girlies are broken and criticized left and right. Mourning Kylia