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 (50%)
• Crashing (19%)
• Buffering (17%)
• Playback Issues (12%)
• Video Quality (2%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Ramona	Buffering	12 hours ago
Saint-Hyacinthe	Crashing	13 hours ago
London	Crashing	1 day ago
Paris	Crashing	1 day ago
Township of Evan	Buffering	1 day ago
Melbourne	Sign in	2 days ago

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Disney+ Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Servant to Poo-bah the Cat (@PoobahTheCat) reported 3 minutes ago

  @9LivesofSummer Yes, but we now know this is a problem with the audience, and not with the movies themselves, which is why we had government-backed NGOs encouraging film companies to stay the course. Seriously, what's the downside? (Note to Disney: did not receive my money yet. Fix this.)

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  CyrilXBT (@cyrilXBT) reported 4 minutes ago

  I canceled Spotify last month. I canceled Disney+ the month before. I canceled Apple TV+ the month before that. I am not missing any of them. Because Claude turned my laptop into a free entertainment hub that does everything those three subscriptions did and more. Here is exactly what I built and how I did it. The average person is paying $47 to $80 a month for streaming subscriptions they use maybe 30% of. Spotify for music they have heard a thousand times. Disney+ for three shows they actually watch. Apple TV+ for two series and nothing else. That is $564 to $960 a year for convenience. Not content. Convenience. The content has always been available for free through legal sources. YouTube. Internet Archive. Project Gutenberg. LibriVox. Bandcamp. Podcast apps. Tubi. Pluto TV. Plex. The problem was never access. It was curation and organization. Finding what you want across 12 different free platforms is more friction than paying $10 a month for one curated experience. Claude eliminates that friction entirely. One prompt. Build me a personal entertainment dashboard using only free and legal sources. Organize it by: movies, series, music, podcasts, books, audiobooks, documentaries, and education. For each category give me the best free source, how to access it, and what matches my taste. The output was a complete system I now use every single day. Movies and series: Tubi, Pluto TV, Plex, and YouTube Movies. Thousands of titles. No account required. Music: YouTube Music free tier. Bandcamp. Internet Archive has complete albums from artists who have given permission. Books: Project Gutenberg has 70,000 public domain books. Open Library has 4 million books to borrow digitally. Your library card gives you Libby for free. Audiobooks: LibriVox. Loyal Books. The Internet Archive. All free. All legal. Documentaries: YouTube has more free documentaries than Netflix, Disney+, and Apple TV+ combined. Education: MIT OpenCourseWare. Khan Academy. Coursera audit mode. YouTube. Claude did not find me pirated content. It found me legal free content that existed the whole time I was paying $47 a month to avoid finding it myself. The streaming companies are not selling you content. They are selling you a curated interface that makes free content feel like it costs money to access. Claude is the interface now. And it is better than any of them. Bookmark this. Follow @cyrilXBT for more Claude setups that replace things you are currently paying for.

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  StyX ※ (@Unrealitydoor) reported 5 minutes ago

  @Slayerburner @Sorin_FF So it remains a problem, and something else should have been done in the meantime, not necessarily a video game, but perhaps something at Disney under the supervision of Tetsuya Nomura without it having any impact, he just had to approve things, like unifying the lore.

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  John Titor, Timewalker. (@JohnTitorVT) reported 9 minutes ago

  While I too despise TLJ and 90-95% of Disney Wars (Andor goated), this is a top 5 (maybe top 3) awful argument for defending/attacking poorly crafted media. If you unironically think this way about stories, I kinda automatically think less of your opinions on pretty much everything else.

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  M.C.A Hogarth (@mcahogarth) reported 13 minutes ago

  I'm more of a navy girl than a pirate girl so last night was my first watch of any of the Pirates of the Caribbean movies and Curse of the Black Pearl was seriously an experience where half the time I was saying 'what' - so obviously based on the Disney ride, which forced the people involved to think 'okay our family-friendly theme park had a fun ride themed around people who are actually villainous scum, how do we make that work as a story, oops, the only way we can is by making there be pirates who are WORSE villainous scum because they're literally cursed demons from hell' - what on earth was that ending, none of it made sense - actually none of the rest of it made sense either - really over the 'cortez was the bad guy' type stuff, the aztecs were fully mean enough to curse their own gold without involving the Spanish lol - Johnny Depp is obviously the movie's setpiece. I mean that, everything rotates around him as if he was the ******; no Johnny Depp, no reason to keep watching because you'd notice the rest of it was absolutely incoherent - Orlando Bloom did his best to be the dewy-eyed swashbuckling hero, but mostly you kept asking 'why do you keep making such derp choices' - what's-her-name the girl had a jawline that could cut glass, I was impressed, but she's so naturally skinny that I have no idea how a corset could compress her enough to make her faint - (yes, I've worn corsets) - music did a good job, you instantly recognize the theme even if you've never seen the movie - costumes were also great - it was a bit too long, I kept waiting for them to Get To The Point - liked the extra animals, parrots, monkeys, donkeys, A+, more animals next time Not sure I'll bother seeing any of the others but at least I've seen the iconic first? I might need to rewatch Master and Commander though, because I am a navy girl, not a pirate girl, and forever will be

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  Anthony (@TheGalox_) reported 15 minutes ago

  Making it reach Disney first would've made it a success Also, an average speed of 69mph is far from high speed which doesn't help it Still, we need to continue investing in trains and public transportation. Highway expansions don't work and also cost Billions anyway.

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  Palmtreesandsunshine (@Palmtreesandsu3) reported 15 minutes ago

  @robertlufkinmd Wish hed fix Disney

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  The Black Horse (@TheBlackHorse65) reported 16 minutes ago

  @GreeneMan6 We took ours to disney land a once. They had fun, but it was terrible value-for-money in terms of their experience. There are indoor playgrounds within an hours drive of home that were more profound experiences for them.

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  M.C.A Hogarth (@mcahogarth) reported 24 minutes ago

  I'm more of a navy girl than a pirate girl so last night was my first watch of any of the Pirates of the Caribbean movies and Curse of the Black Pearl was seriously an experience where half the time I was saying 'what' - so obviously based on the Disney ride, which forced the people involved to think 'okay our family-friendly theme park had a fun ride themed around people who are actually villainous scum, how do we make that work as a story, oops, the only way we can is by making there be pirates who are WORSE villainous scum because they're literally cursed demons from hell' - what on earth was that ending, none of it made sense - actually none of the rest of it made sense either - Johnny Depp is obviously the movie's setpiece. I mean that, everything rotates around him as if he was the ******; no Johnny Depp, no reason to keep watching because you'd notice the rest of it was absolutely incoherent - Orlando Bloom did his best to be the dewy-eyed swashbuckling hero, but mostly you kept asking 'why do you keep making such derp choices' - what's-her-name the girl had a jawline that could cut glass, I was impressed, but she's so naturally skinny that I have no idea how a corset could compress her enough to make her faint - (yes, I've worn corsets) - music did a good job, you instantly recognize the theme even if you've never seen the movie - costumes were also great - it was a bit too long, I kept waiting for them to Get To The Point - liked the extra animals, parrots, monkeys, donkeys, A+, more animals next time Not sure I'll bother seeing any of the others but at least I've seen the iconic first? I might need to rewatch Master and Commander though, because I am a navy girl, not a pirate girl, and forever will be

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  Emperor Karl Franz (@emperor_kane) reported 27 minutes ago

  @WickDastardly @SaschaSchiffer3 @Xevious_art I never did any of those things. And I do agree Star Wars fans go overboard. Saying what Disney has done to Star Wars is in no way comparable to what happened to Jake Lloyd. And I agree it was awful. Same with them harassing Kelly Marie Tran. That was awful.

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  The Jessenator 🇺🇸 (@DeebieBrother) reported 30 minutes ago

  @20thcentury @Disney Worst run company in the nation.

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  DragoEK (@drago_ek) reported 30 minutes ago

  @NimmoKurt @Acyn His Disney image dont help his hawkish stance anymore lol

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  SuburbEnjoyer (@richardbridd21) reported 31 minutes ago

  I knew they were going to crash the moment they started talking about creating a new streaming service and replacing Disney and replacing this replacing that. Like bro. Just chill out and make documentaries and put them on Netflix like a normal person.

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  Blyon (@HeartofaLyon2) reported 32 minutes ago

  @bennyjohnson Who cares about this guy? @ABC @Disney are fine with submarining their shareholders for DEI Tranny's and a would be comic. Let them do it. They are the Spirit Airlines of network television and a case study in Middle School of how easy it is to fix a business.

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  Farzin Vousoughian (@Farzin21) reported 33 minutes ago

  Judging by all the responses, ESPN needs to revive this and give it a second chance. It can work if done right! @espn @Disney

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  Elle D (@ellelledeell) reported 35 minutes ago

  @cashmir316 @ParkObsession I’m not the one who doesn’t like the truth All you ppl seem to be mad that parents can’t afford Disney & Disney doesn’t care about quality experiences, but instead of just finding a better vacay spot you’re spinning this weird scapegoat fantasy It’s creepy AF

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  Evan T. 🏴‍☠️ (@surfrenegade) reported 35 minutes ago

  @StarWarsDaily_ Disney needs to take a deep hard look at what the Clone Wars did for the prequels and take suit. Let's be honest, a lot of people hated the prequels, but love them now AFTER THE FACT. The problem is the sequel trilogy has no backstory... make a show worth a while (not RESISTANCE 🤢) and watch people actually change their tone on the sequels

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  RegularguyTN (@RegularguyTN) reported 37 minutes ago

  @Nerdrotics Don't worry it's guaranteed to be a sequel or clone of existing movie. Disney has nothing original or quality now.

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  B3a5tc0c (@b3a5tc0c) reported 38 minutes ago

  @WallStreetMav Disney has soda cups with RFIDs in them in some of their locations. They restrict you to a certain number of refills in a certain time frame. And if you ask for a water cup and try to get soda it won’t work.

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  Jamie 👩🏻‍❤️‍💋‍👩🏼💜 (@MidKnightReaper) reported 42 minutes ago

  @WhiteHouse Hey @Disney this seems an awful lot like IP infringement.

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  Anna Mae (@MaeOfFable) reported 43 minutes ago

  @CaffMomREDACTED This looks like the worst of the Disney Channel in Concerts from the 90s

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  The Brown Slimer (@Brownslimer) reported 44 minutes ago

  @IfindRetards Worst Disney Ever

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  B3a5tc0c (@b3a5tc0c) reported 47 minutes ago

  @Polymarket They should just do what Disney does. Their soda cups have RFIDs in them that are read by the machines. They limit you to a fixed amount of refills within a certain time frame. And if you try to use a cup without an RFID the machine won’t work.

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  FrequentUser99 (@FrequentUser99) reported 50 minutes ago

  @AudrinaCnx I know we were all hoping for that with the second film & while it did have its pacing issues, the runtime being close to the original did ultimately work out. And apparently, they're both among the longer WDAS films. Maybe the success will convince Disney to give Z3 more time?

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  DeeMagicGurl (@DeeMagicGurl) reported 52 minutes ago

  Blaming Disney adults for pricing while defending corporations is wild. Also, aging isn’t supposed to erase joy… that’s just a you problem. If getting older means being this bitter about other people’s happiness, I’ll stay ‘immature

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  𝐓𝐗𝐌𝐂 (@TXMCtrades) reported 52 minutes ago

  I'm no expert, but my 4-step plan to help Disney to stop sucking ***: * Cease all so-called "live action remakes" of your classics, because they are over-budgeted, woke, and gay. No one wants them. * Begin a multi-year plan to re release the original animated classics in theaters for the younger audiences, 2-3 times per year. There are 25+ films you can pencil in for this and people will pay to see them. Make it an event. Do not change ANYTHING in the stories. * Sell children's merch timed with each film- lunch boxes, shirts, backpacks, bedding sets, shower curtains, trapper keepers (do kids still use these? lol), ipad cases, all of it. The classic strategy for a new generation. * Ret-con the entire Star Wars sequel trilogy canon into your "Legends" expanded universe and put all resources into Heir To the Empire, which shall be promoted out of EU and into proper canon where it belongs.

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  angelo 🪬 (@jellomendez) reported 53 minutes ago

  this music in euphoria is giving disney movie… it’s NOT it. i mean it also feels like a different show so idk it might work gimme more time lol

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  Felix11 🇺🇸 (@Felix11460690) reported 59 minutes ago

  @jumleeee @FilsJeremiah Vader is the only good thing about Disney Star Wars besides Bad Batch, and the order 66 arc of season 7 of the clone wars. The Sequels, and Obi Wan show sucked. The Mandalorian fell off, and the Acolyte was the worst steaming pile of dog **** ever made. Really the only thing Disney can get right more often then not is Darth Vader.

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  Some Gay Boi's X 🏳‍🌈🇭🇲🇮🇹🇪🇬☭⃠ (@ThisIsGayBoi) reported 60 minutes ago

  @KalebPrime Him selling his work to Disney is not something I will apologise for. He already stated he thinks star wars was for kids. So him giving it to Disney to dumb it down is not a shock

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  Kenny H (@kenhesser) reported 1 hour ago

  @ingelramdecoucy Agree... the word "nerd" has been diluted to an absurd degree. Disney Adults don't help.