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Disney+ is an American subscription video on-demand streaming service owned and operated by the Direct-to-Consumer & International division of The Walt Disney Company.
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by Disney+ users through our website.
- Sign in (40%)
- Buffering (31%)
- Crashing (20%)
- Playback Issues (6%)
- Video Quality (3%)
Live Outage Map
The most recent Disney+ outage reports came from the following cities:
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 Liège
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Sign in | 2 hours ago |
 Atlanta
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Sign in | 2 hours ago |
 London
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Sign in | 4 hours ago |
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Wolverhampton
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Sign in | 4 hours ago |
 Trignac
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Sign in | 5 hours ago |
 Ottawa
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Sign in | 8 hours ago |
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Disney+ Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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HeatAna (@HeatAna_Nivers) reportedI grew up to Disney princesses and Barbie animations. I was always told to wait for my Prince Charming to rescue me. so you're telling me they were grooming me to become straight? unfortunately for you tho, it didn't work on me or anybody else CUZ IT'S NOT EVEN GROOMING!
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LBark (@franzsherbert) reportedWith all this Robin Hood talk I better not see anyone posting "Why are there so many remakes when we already had the perfect Robin Hood adaptation..." with an image from the Disney film. Terrible movie
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Gen Z Cynic (@ZCynic54589) reported**** like this and “WE’RE IN A GOLDEN AGE” when the everyday economy is objectively bad just makes waking up and going to work feel worse and worse Also that font looks like it’s out of an early 2000s Disney channel show
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Aspiring Longman - 🎀🍫🔪 (@VanMilkshake413) reported@Bio_Roxas If it's getting us more merch here, fine. If it's KH rep in the parks, be it more use of the mascot suits or a whole *** ride/land section, cool. I'll even tolerate direct Pixar collaboration, on or above KH3 quality of writing. But keep the bulk of modern Disney writers OUT.
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♧◇♡♤Caitty♤♡◇♧ (@droogettegal) reportedConsidering everything Disney has put out for the past 15 years has sucked, I'm ok with KH4 supposedly having fewer worlds. Quality over quantity. But idk, people complained about the amount of worlds in KH3, and when it actually came out it was roughly the same amount as in KH1
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The World Famous Skipper Ben (@Backside_Water) reported@timeforjeffrey $7 an hour producing the WORLD WIDE FEED for Radio Disney. New York, LA, London, Rio…every corner of the earth…$7 and hour…and I had to BEG them to work more than a 4-hour shift at a time
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An Antic Of Stuff (@media_quinde) reported@LvVStudiosYT No, there was objectively a decline in quality. Mainly because of Disney+
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richard micro (@theredlashes) reported@QudsNen Disney production unreal. So why doesn't the cameraman help them? Because he is the director.
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Renzo™ (@fwrenzo1) reportedI don't understand why "deregulation" always means fewer protections for workers and consumers, but never fewer patents for insulin or copyright extensions for Disney. The rules disappear when they help people and multiply when they protect profits. Freedom is selective.
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x.s ☼ diana prince shady facts (@lasthomewrecker) reported@SimonMaxmoff @BabySnoopyLuxe Well, now that Disney has the rights to both, it shouldn't be an issue.
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Ryan (@Februarythe31) reported@litteralyme0 @iamnyct0n01r Which is crazy because it’s easily the worst Pixar movie from before the Disney acquisition.
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chia (@julianmiflaco) reportednon issue that upsets me is when people mistake elsa and anna as disney princesses when they aren't apart of that brand and have a brand of their own 💔
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Cinema Tweets (@CinemaTweets1) reportedThe Mandalorian and Grogu (🌟🌟🌟) is a perfectly adequate movie that became the pallbearer for all that is wrong with major Hollywood franchises right now, and I think that’s a bit unfair. No, this is not Jon Favreau’s best work and as I’ll touch on in further detail, this film is beneath him in many regards. And let’s be honest. The Mandalorian is over 7 years old at this point. Baby Yoda has been around for longer than COVID. The last episode of this television series aired over 3 years ago. There’s striking when the iron is hot, and then there’s striking when the iron is ice cold. But while Grogu is an easy target for criticism, I have to admit I’m a bit surprised by how much I enjoyed this viewing experience. Is this film a smash hit? No. But it’s also not a total disaster. The story here is simple, Din Djarin (Pedro Pascal) is the famous bounty hunter known as The Mandalorian, who carries out assignments with the help of his accomplice and surrogate child, Grogu. Through a series of covert missions on behalf of the New Republic, he finds himself dealing with the underbelly of crime lords and fighting rings, as he eventually comes to realize that the objectives he was given were not so easy to accomplish. It’s a fine story that absolutely feels like multiple episodes of a television series mashed together, but I’d be hard pressed to find a series that jumped from television to film that didn’t end up having some pacing issues. I love Jon Favreau. Those of you who’ve followed me long enough know that I have a personal relationship with his work. I think when Favreau is really passionate about something, he’s as talented of a director as there is in Hollywood, largely because his range is unlimited: he can do comedy, he can do drama, and he can do…whatever Grogu constitutes. However, my issue with Favreau, especially as of late, is that it doesn’t appear like his heart is in the projects he chooses to make, whether it be The Lion King live action or this film. Not since Chef has Favreau made a film that I think really came from his heart. All of which is to say that while this film isn’t as bad as some suggest, it’s beneath Favreau & it’s nowhere near his best work. With that said, I’m not here to trash Favreau either because this film is definitely salvageable. I know what the popular consensus was on this film. It was a box office flop. It was further proof that Disney doesn’t know what to do with the valuable franchise it purchased all those years ago. It was a lackluster return to the big screen for Star Wars after 7 years away in the aftermath of The Rise of Skywalker. In a summer that was dominated by indie box office success stories, it was fun to rag on the big franchise picture that clearly only existed to sell toys. And while I’m not here to shill for a corporation, I am here to mount a light defense of this film. Because damn it, I enjoyed myself here. This felt like regular old enjoyable Star Wars. The story was small. The stakes were low. Not everything tied back to the same three families who control the entire galaxy. It wasn’t stuff to the brim with cameos designed to make you clap and cheer and point at the screen in recognition. The CGI was fine and the live action puppet work was great, watching Grogu and the Anzellans hop through their space adventure actually helped immerse me in this world for the first time in god knows how long. It was genuinely fun to revisit this world in a film where the fate of the galaxy wasn’t weighing on everyone’s shoulders. The Mandalorian and Grogu really ended up in the wrong place at the wrong time. It became a convenient punching bag for everything audiences had grown tired of about modern franchise filmmaking, when in reality, it was just a perfectly pleasant Star Wars adventure. I’m not saying it deserved the world, but I think it deserved better than that. The Mandalorian and Grogu is a fine film - nothing more and nothing less.
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Caustics (@Caustics12) reported@cancelledtest @CendoSK @iAmChrisNeal It's weird cause pornhub sucks now. Private Equity. The feed and scenes aren't attractive anymore. Fender and Gibson are hated. Disney is terrible, Best Buy is worse, AMC is too expensive, Aetna is terrible
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Joey Wahler (@JoeyWahler) reportedFirst trip with our three-year-old daughter today to Sesame Place, Philly. I get it's not Disney. But the staff is inexperienced and very unhelpful. We saw no one posted anywhere to answer general questions. Had to ask the inexperienced, unhelpful staff doing another job. Awful.
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ʀᴀɪᴅᴇʀ 𝔸𝕔𝕖♠️☠️🇳🇬 CAPT. KIRK'S LAST VOYAGE 🚀 (@RaiderACE562) reported@Reno_SportsFan Whatever the worst case scenario is, that's what's gonna happen. Murphy's Law applies TWICE to the Raiders. This isn't a Disney movie.
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joe (@j_bethlesen) reported@UncleWalt1971 Unfortunately they don’t tell anyone this, the quality has gone downhill as well. Johnny Tremain can’t be found on Disney+ either
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spiritualMOOLAH (@spiritualMOOLAH) reported@Genki_JPN The problem is I haven't watched any new Disney movies (since I am an adult now) so I will not be in touch with the new worlds
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Armadillo Dave: SAW DC (@S_ATL_Wrestling) reportedSo the answer to my Disney+, Hulu, and HBO Max bundling issue was letting Hulu expire and then signing up for the bundle. That is what worked.
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Gabriel Benton (@GabrielBenton10) reported@WATZ16402 Hollywood including the ceo of disney at the time wanted those projects to fail to teach the people striking a lesson, he even said, if they waited long enough they would run out of money and have to come crawling back just to get work , Ron pearlman made a rant about it
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dave kasten (@David_Kasten) reported@LeahLibresco I do want to note that some of this is also that Disney has made a bunch of changes to norms! E.G., castmembers, at least at one point, would explicitly tell you that it was OK to go as a group via single rider line, so long as you were OK being broken up and riding some time apart from each other. Apparently this is no longer true according to this article?
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Joe Gálvez (@JoeyPNino) reported@MCHockeyPodcast But hear me out..... If they couple the arena with a theme park, then a space-western aesthetic would work as said theme.... Sorta like Galaxy's Edge at Disney
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Johnny Swan (@johnny_hero) reported@AGrumpyScotsman Tbh ive kept up seen every film/tv show, have Disney+ even the terrible ones. Can't wait for doom film
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Ticker Report (@ticker_report) reportedIn a notable portfolio change, ValueAct Capital fully exited its position in The Walt Disney Company during the second quarter of 2026. According to an SEC filing dated August 14, 2026, the activist firm sold its entire stake of over 400,000 shares, valued at approximately $38.6 million at the end of March. As with all 13F filings, this disclosure reflects trades executed in the prior quarter and is not a real-time update. The sale follows a period of close collaboration between the two companies. In early 2026, ValueAct and Disney entered an information-sharing agreement, with ValueAct supporting Disney's board during a proxy contest. The complete exit may suggest that the investment firm believes its work in helping to guide the entertainment giant's strategy has concluded. During the quarter of the sale, Disney reported revenue growth and beat earnings estimates under new CEO Josh D'Amaro. $DIS
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Sprocketguy (@Sprocketguys) reported@Trutown Really kills me that only about 10 episodes of this were preserved in half decent quality I really hate Disney
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Jason (@JLemus) reported@shawngorham It’s mostly because of the heat and kids returning to school. But there has been a slight downtrend and Disney knows it. The amount of surveys going out is on the rise which means they’re trying to figure out the problem.
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CLEO♥️ (@saturniines) reportedcool thing that happens with disney adults is when they view the employees as immersive set dressing and not working people with lives
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alex (@starboosventin) reported@superholland she should blackmail them cause why the hell did they get mindy project and it doesnt show up disney+ in asia. i knew it was a bad decision for her to work with hulu again she should have gone to netflix or hbo or prime
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Blastbeat Industries (@BlastbeatATX) reportedDisney is terrible.
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Éric Josey 🇵🇸🇨🇦 🖤🩶🤍💜 (@Eric_the_great7) reported@lorxell 1. Marvel has a deal with Sony to co-produce Spider-Man films and share the profits 2. Marvel would have to work with universal to make a solo hulk film, but has the full rights to use him in other movies (or television) 3. See: Disney/Fox merger 4. Netflix never “owned” punisher