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Disney+ status: streaming issues and outage reports

Problems detected

Users are reporting problems related to: sign in, buffering and crashing.

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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.

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.

July 29: Problems at Disney+

Disney+ is having issues since 05:10 PM IST. Are you also affected? Leave a message in the comments section!

Most Reported Problems

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

  • 38% Sign in (38%)
  • 33% Buffering (33%)
  • 20% Crashing (20%)
  • 6% Playback Issues (6%)
  • 4% Video Quality (4%)

Live Outage Map

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

CityProblem TypeReport Time
Landshut Sign in 14 hours ago
Troyes Sign in 14 hours ago
Madrid Sign in 15 hours ago
Madrid Sign in 16 hours ago
Indio Sign in 16 hours ago
Melbourne Sign in 1 day ago
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Disney+ Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • Ouatinagalaxy
    Tracy (@Ouatinagalaxy) reported

    @twilightkylo But the worst part is if we got The Hunt for Ben Solo, she probably would have gotten her happy ending too. 🙃 But we will in a society with dumbass Disney execs that ruin everything instead.

  • why_meghan
    Meggie 💫 (@why_meghan) reported

    So many fun ideas of what the new Disney ship atrium could be. Ugh I wish I could just work for Disney and make fun concept designs without a degree. I’ve joked about just sending Disney my ideas for rides and just letting them do whatever they want with it.

  • GrandFloStan
    Johnny (@GrandFloStan) reported

    I have to say as much as I love Disney Cruise Line the one HORRENDOUS thing about their system is Online Check-In. WHY DOES THE SYSTEM NOT WORK AND WHY DID IT TAKE ALMOSY AN HOUR FOR IT?

  • Dastardlyb247
    **** Bertram (@Dastardlyb247) reported

    @jhlasa @PincherMartin8 Like I said, I’m not an immigration ideologue. I’m willing to entertain more legal pathways to work, but not until we’re damn sure that we’ve done our due diligence for American workers. I don’t care if the tech bros want an experienced person so they don’t have to train a grad. So long as there are grads looking for work, you don’t get an H1-b. You get the Disney thing where the American workers were literally forced to train Indian replacements in order to get their severance.

  • firefadeswithme
    Absolute Digger (@firefadeswithme) reported

    @rosebudlight Rewatching Homecoming as we speak and while it may be a glorified Disney channel movie that kinda misses the mark on what Spider-Man is I kinda can't help but love it cause of Tom's charm. I don't like the sequels very much but they're still fun watches, I never have a bad time

  • Dx_Marlowe
    Diextro_M9 (@Dx_Marlowe) reported

    @SCHIZOPULP @_SaunBurner_ @djodjeee_ Universal can’t use Hulk at all cuz they lost Hulk’s full creative rights in 2005 after failing to make a follow-up to Hulk 2003. As such, Marvel made the 2008 movie Beside theme parks, problem is Universal has distribution rights to Hulk movies. If only Disney would buy them..

  • richendol1
    Louis Richendollar (@richendol1) reported

    @SWCultureLive Donald Glover was the worst choice for Lando. Also the writers couldn’t capture the character of Lando whatsoever. No more StarWars movies until Disney hires competent writers and actors, until then they are just tarnishing the brand. Period

  • comicsandroses
    🦇 Ella Warren🦇 (@comicsandroses) reported

    @Snakeey56755808 Guess they may have been having issues with the Disney license but they fixed that issue so they are going forth with that but not with anything in regards to Dejah Thoris or Warlords of Mars.

  • Park_Journey
    Park Journey (@Park_Journey) reported

    @JasonTownsley35 @PermitWizard I’m doing my Jungle Cruise Marathon Friday or I’d join you. Taking the train down to Disney on Thursday. Trying to figure out how to make a stop at Uni work.

  • Fw_Japhet
    Jay (@Fw_Japhet) reported

    @EricIdle Disney really taught them the hard way: never give away the rights to your own work 😭

  • RyanAvedisian1
    Ryan Avedisian (@RyanAvedisian1) reported

    @TheTrueJSB Login with your my Disney email & password. Then it will tell you to link the account. Hit link & then it will show on the YouTube tv app you’re all set. Login into your account on the espn website or app & go to subscriptions after linking you’ll see what it says in my picture.

  • jvsticeline
    𝘔𝘪𝘤𝘩𝘦𝘭𝘪𝘯 (@jvsticeline) reported

    @TamagoPost I'd go for movie I watch in my worst times. It'd either disney like lion king or psychotic one like Batman, Godfather, or American Psycho

  • Nic21121970
    Nicola (@Nic21121970) reported

    @irishpatriot91 Big **** sign Disney are the worst he was 33 degree freemason all his movies are riddled with esoteric occult and **** ****

  • ImmaculateView
    Immaculate (@ImmaculateView) reported

    So, I know some folks think my thoughts on what the ACC is to become are crazy thoughts. Here is a part of that which I haven't really gone into much. When this happens, I dont think the ACC will be a 100% ESPN partner anymore. I have thought this for some time now but the first real data point that I see for this is the fact that the ACC changed their stance on the CFP going to 24 teams. The Big 12 also changed their stance. The SEC did not. One would have thought that the ACC would take the same pro ESPN line that the SEC took but they didn't. They took the same line as the Big 12 took and they only have a partial deal with ESPN. So is that the direction that the ACC is going in? If so then that leaves us to try and figure out just whom they might be working with in the future other than ESPN. Well, we saw Apple and Disney in talks about a merger at one point. That died out. Then we saw Disney packaging ESPN and ABC separately from the rest of Disney. Preparing to either sell the assets or bring in a partner for just those? Start connecting the dots and we suddenly have the potential for Apple either owning ABC/ESPN or becoming a partner in them with Disney. Would that mean they get their hands on everything or would it be limited to certain properties? Maybe they dont get their hands on the SEC at all but they get a whole lot of the ACC. The ACC Network on Apple +? We saw what Apple was offering per member of the PAC. That was what, 25 million or something like that? That for a conference that didnt have any footprint int he Central or Eastern time zones. The ACC doesn't have that problem. So what if Apple takes on some of that ESPN payout to the ACC and then adds some on top? Its difficult to even project what the top end might actually be. So who do folks think brought Apple into the PAC talks? Of the Universities that were in the PAC at the time, those that Apple is supposedly closest to are Stanford and California. Things that make you go hmm, right? Everyone keeps thinking that they would jump for the B1G in a heartbeat but they seem pretty happy where they are right now. Perhaps they know something that the rest of us dont? How do they keep the likes of Miami and how do they get Notre Dame to choose the ACC when the time comes? A big fat check from Apple would surely help in that effort. The ACC sponsors more sports than any other conference. Lots of sports for Apple + to showcase not just in this country but across the world. Folks just keep saying "I just dont see it." Well, that doesn't mean its not happening, it just means you are possibly missing something.

  • flyverses
    Dope Verses (@flyverses) reported

    @callmeauntie218 Been in July. Worst time to go….big crowds, 100 degree heat, the daily “3:30 thunderstorms”, etc. That said, Disney is memorable for all the wrong reasons.

  • Ultra__Mayhem
    Nick 🕷️🕸️✨🔞🏳️‍⚧️ (@Ultra__Mayhem) reported

    @TommyInaBox It needs to make a full comeback Letting this style go is one of the worst decisions Disney ever took

  • Alvin1492840
    Alvin (@Alvin1492840) reported

    Feature 6: She downloaded content for offline viewing and killed the buffering excuse. He never watched Disney+ outside his living room. Not because he didn't want to — he had a 45-minute train commute each way that he spent scrolling social media. But the cellular connection on the train was spotty. Tunnels killed the signal for 3–4 minutes at a stretch. Streaming buffered, pixelated, and froze. She showed him Disney+ downloads. Open the app on his phone. Find any movie or show. Tap the download icon. The content saves to the device for offline playback — no WiFi, no cellular, no signal required. Full quality. No buffering. No pixelation. No dead-zone interruptions. She downloaded 3 episodes of a series and a Marvel movie to his phone in about 4 minutes on his home WiFi. The next morning on the train, he opened Disney+, tapped the Downloads tab, and watched an episode in perfect quality through every tunnel, every dead zone, and every signal drop. The content played from the device, not from a tower. She told him Disney+ allows downloads on up to 10 devices per account. Downloaded titles remain available for 30 days from the download date and 48 hours after you start watching, depending on the title and licensing. The feature works on phones, tablets, and some laptops. He'd been wasting 90 minutes of commute time every day — 7.5 hours per week — scrolling Instagram when he could have been watching IMAX Enhanced Marvel movies on a downloaded copy that plays perfectly underground. The download button had been sitting on every title page since the day he subscribed. He'd never tapped it because he associated Disney+ with his living room TV and never considered it a mobile platform.

  • RotoRob
    RotoRob (@RotoRob) reported

    @DisneyPlus Since yesterday, every time I try to use Disney+ it asks me to log in again (this is a brand new issue). Why isn't it remembering me? It's fine on one of our TVs, but not the other, so I assume it's something on that end. Suggestions? Thanks

  • DBlackSalad
    DBlackSalad🌹 (@DBlackSalad) reported

    Coincidentally, this project is also signed by Disney+😒 Disney+ Turkey is the real problem: completed projects left unreleased, productions that never take off, and a platform that seems completely disorganized 🥱

  • DamianRazgriz
    Parody Damian (@DamianRazgriz) reported

    @ImmortanZit WNBA revenue is a small fraction of NBA revenue, so the claim that players “should get paid the same” is not grounded in how sports economics actually work. Player pay is driven primarily by the revenue the league generates (media rights, tickets, sponsorships, merchandise), not by abstract equality. Revenue comparison NBA: Team/league revenue was about $11.3 billion in the 2023–24 season and roughly $12.25–12.75 billion in 2024–25. Projections for 2025–26 are around $14.3 billion. WNBA: Recent figures put league revenue in the ~$200 million range for 2024, with some 2025 estimates around $200–300 million (higher optimistic projections reach $350–500 million as growth continues). That puts NBA revenue roughly 40–70 times higher than the WNBA’s, depending on the exact year and estimate. Even with strong recent growth in the WNBA (attendance, viewership, sponsorships), the absolute numbers remain far apart. Media rights (the biggest driver) NBA’s current major U.S. media deal is valued at about $76 billion over 11 years (roughly $6.9 billion per year starting 2025–26). WNBA’s new 11-year deal with Disney/ESPN, Amazon, and NBCUniversal is valued at about $2.2 billion total (~$200 million per year). Additional packages could push the media total higher, but it remains a small percentage of the NBA’s. Media money is the single largest revenue source for both leagues. The gap here alone explains most of the salary difference. Salaries track revenue NBA average salary is roughly $10–12 million. WNBA average has historically been in the low-to-mid six figures; under the newer CBA it is rising significantly (reports of averages moving toward the mid-to-high hundreds of thousands, with higher maxes and a larger salary pool). Even with those gains, it remains a fraction of NBA pay. NBA players receive roughly half of basketball-related income under their collective bargaining agreement. WNBA players’ share of a much smaller pie produces much smaller paychecks. Teams and the league also have higher costs, infrastructure, and investment in the men’s game that generate (and are supported by) the larger revenue stream. Why “pay them the same” doesn’t follow Sports salaries are not a moral entitlement detached from economics. They are compensation from the money the product generates. The NBA product draws far larger audiences, higher ticket prices, bigger sponsorships, and vastly more valuable TV/streaming rights. That is why the pay gap exists. Growth in the WNBA is real and should (and is) leading to higher player pay over time as revenue rises. Demanding parity with NBA salaries while the revenue remains orders of magnitude smaller is not a coherent economic argument—it would require subsidizing one league from the other or ignoring market realities. In short: the revenue disparity is large and persistent. That is the primary reason the pay is not equal, and it makes the “should be paid the same” claim economically unfounded.

  • nowayhome7777
    Richieeee (@nowayhome7777) reported

    @Te_HiceLlorar @TheUniverse_TV @capitalspidey They invested 1 billion for stake which technically means they do own a percentage of Fortnite and is looking to fully own hence why we are getting Disney,marvel,star wars and Hulu skins and servers

  • PhysicalAI
    Archetype AI (@PhysicalAI) reported

    🧵Here's a thread worth reading. In 2013, our Co-founder and CEO, @ipoupyrev was at Disney Research . With his team, they built AIREAL: a mostly 3D-printed device that fired vortex rings made of air that allowed a person to feel a projected object with no sensors or wires strapped to them. The hardware worked. Air did not. It needed a working Physical AI model to solve the problem. In 2013, a Physical AI model did not exist. Today, Newton is that model because it’s trained on the signals machines produce instead of purely text. Dive deeper👇

  • NoxisAstralis
    Codex Astralis (@NoxisAstralis) reported

    @Adriandres11 That's just not canon at all. Overall people did enjoy KH3 but there were glaring issues that people rightly criticized like attraction commands popping up too frequently, blatant missing story beats, and knowledge that Disney was the one who gimped the game

  • SaltySarsparill
    Salty Sarsparilla (@SaltySarsparill) reported

    @bizteachroz @ABC @DisneyPlus Fauci’s insistence on school lockdowns set back the education of our kids decades. What’s he get? Hell as well? Because that was the wrong decision. When your kid didn’t learn **** in those years, he’s the reason. More important to save the elderly (like him) than help kids.

  • AUS10_tweets
    AUS10spins (@AUS10_tweets) reported

    @chiefflips @FilmUpdates I was just noticing how the trailer really footnoted her name into the final credits and called it someone else's Children of Blood and Bone. This is a terrible look for Disney because I recall Tomi's excitement to have her novels greenlit years ago.

  • Stellaaa
    Stella X (@Stellaaa) reported

    @Hotmomofive Yes they are saying a problem with the Disney water main. No running water or restrooms anywhere in Disneyland, downtown Disney or anywhere on the same water main This should be front page news but in true Disney style the news is saying nothing

  • 4beezy
    Ulisses Leyva (@4beezy) reported

    @DisneyPlusHelp @HotJoe17 My tv Disney , espn and Hulu app are giving me the exact same issue

  • AmicuNoa
    AmicuNoa🧜‍♀️🌊 Vtuber | Emote Comms OPEN (@AmicuNoa) reported

    @joecassady13 @amelia_tweetz Just because it isn't your experience doesn't mean it wasn't mine. I literally have had to leave a hotel due to some ******* smoking ****, a bed spring took a chunk out of my partners leg, and a DISNEY hotel had a broken tub with mold in the bathroom. I have not once had a problem with an Airbnb

  • RocketYonder
    GhostOfThePast (@RocketYonder) reported

    @TacomasterTwit @contxtsonic Universal would be definitely benefit from it, since it’s pretty much it’s almost passive income for them, they do little of the work and only have to distribute the film. Problem is Disney doesn’t think a Hulk movie would make a lot of profit and theyre probably right.

  • _BonnieBadAss
    Mercury’s Baby (@_BonnieBadAss) reported

    If someone wants to share their Paramount+ login in exchange for my Netflix, Prime, or Disney+/Hulu let a girl know. I’m trying to watch The Vampire Lestat + Southpark!