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 (40%)
• Buffering (30%)
• Crashing (20%)
• Playback Issues (7%)
• Video Quality (3%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Tepic	Sign in	8 hours ago
Anor	Sign in	15 hours ago
Heiligenhaus	Buffering	23 hours ago
Phoenix	Crashing	1 day ago
Duisburg	Playback Issues	2 days ago
Catania	Playback Issues	2 days ago

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Disney+ Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  bibbidy-bobbidy-boom! (@blahbybb) reported 5 minutes ago

  @MazineComenta It would be less cute for most people to do this. She has the right look for it. Who knows? Maybe she’ll end up in a live action Disney movie. They’re all terrible but I guess the pay is good.

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  Corporate Banks are a Cartel (@RyanEdm08444634) reported 5 minutes ago

  @DCVers0 It came off way too thick, and it was the entire Episode. When does Hal get to be the respected hero. Disney-ification of Star Wars all over again. All it needed was a single line in response to the mom. That there are thousands of alien species lanterns and they work together

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  🇿🇦 🇵🇹 🇲🇦 ‏زياد (@zeeyardtrix) reported 6 minutes ago

  I was enjoying "the Knight and the moth" by Rachel Gillig and I only just realised why... It's practically a dark retelling of Tangled by Disney. Sybil = rupunzel, locked away Rory = Flynn, worst person but her only guide The gargoyle =max the horse Aisling = the tower

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  James (@jamescoder12) reported 7 minutes ago

  His wife started by explaining something most people fundamentally misunderstand about how AirTags work. "You think the AirTag is a GPS tracker. It's not. There's no GPS chip inside it. There's no cellular antenna. There's no WiFi receiver. There's no internet connection of any kind. The AirTag is a tiny Bluetooth beacon that broadcasts an encrypted signal and nothing else." She told him the magic isn't in the AirTag. The magic is in the network. Apple's Find My network consists of over 2 billion active Apple devices worldwide every iPhone, every iPad, every Mac, every Apple Watch. When any of these devices passes within Bluetooth range of an AirTag (roughly 30–50 feet), it detects the AirTag's encrypted signal, notes the GPS location of the Apple device itself, and anonymously relays that location to Apple's servers. The relay is invisible. The device owner receives no notification. No data is stored on their device. No privacy is compromised. The Apple device simply whispers to Apple's cloud: "I detected this encrypted signal at this location" and moves on. She told him at Disney World surrounded by tens of thousands of visitors carrying iPhones the AirTag inside Mr. Bun was being detected by dozens of devices every minute. The Find My network triangulated the rabbit's position from multiple Bluetooth pings, narrowing the location to a specific area of the park. When she activated Precision Finding within close range, her own iPhone's Ultra Wideband chip took over providing directional accuracy within centimeters. She said the AirTag costs $29 because the expensive part the network is free. Apple built the tracking infrastructure into every device it's ever sold. The AirTag is just the beacon that plugs into it. The 2 billion devices are the search party. The AirTag is the flare. Here are the 11 strategies she showed him.

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  Small Screen Girl (@KiraJW) reported 10 minutes ago

  @Booka115 @jbillinson Except he has. He tried a lot of different things after Steve Rogers, some of it didn't work. On paper, The Gray Man was a brilliant choice. Lightyear was also fantastic. Ultimately, there was no reason to take the job besides the dump truck of money Disney gave him.

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  GameBoost (@GameBoostCom) reported 11 minutes ago

  Despite releasing the best-reviewed Star Wars game in more than two decades, Star Wars Zero Company developer Bit Reactor is facing a much less celebratory reality behind the scenes, with up to 80% of its staff reportedly placed on unpaid leave. - As many as 80% of Bit Reactor’s staff were reportedly placed on unpaid leave in the weeks leading up to Star Wars: Zero Company’s August 27 release. - Affected developers are still technically employed, but are currently not working or receiving pay. - Only a “skeleton crew” reportedly remains active, primarily handling post-launch bugs and other issues. - Bit Reactor confirmed the situation to Game File but did not reveal exactly how many employees were affected. - The decision was reportedly made before reviews arrived, meaning the game’s critical success came too late to change the immediate situation. - Star Wars: Zero Company became the highest-rated Star Wars game at launch on Metacritic since Knights of the Old Republic II in 2004. - Former Bit Reactor developer Zachariah Scott criticized EA, Disney and senior Bit Reactor staff for celebrating the game publicly while many of the developers who made it were already on unpaid leave. - It’s currently unclear how well Zero Company is selling or what level of commercial success would be needed for the studio to bring affected employees back. - Bit Reactor is also dealing with an ongoing lawsuit involving former COO Alison Kelly and co-founder Greg Foertsch, adding further uncertainty around the studio. - For now, the big question is whether Zero Company’s strong reception can translate into enough commercial success to bring the team back and secure the studio’s future.

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  RAM4🤔👍 (@RobertArnoldM3) reported 12 minutes ago

  @PhillyInquirer Maybe he can work for Disney at 6ABC?

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  Bookworm Publishing News (@JoshuaAndrews72) reported 16 minutes ago

  @TyberiusOrdo @StarWarsDaily_ The difference is Amazon DOESN’T own the rights to Tolkien’s work, the Tolkien estate is just letting them play around in it. Disney DOES own the full legal rights to Star Wars, so they aren’t just playing around in it with George Lucas’s permission, it’s quite literally OWNED by them now.

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  John Sinclair (@johsinny) reported 16 minutes ago

  @scrowder The H-1B program was sold as a temporary fix for scarce skills. For 36 years it has functioned as a settlement track: a job, a spouse who can work, public schools, a citizen child born here, and a later claim on family immigration. That package is life-altering for the household that receives it. It is also how a slice of the American middle class in technical work was steadily priced out of its own labor market; and out of the retirement those degrees were supposed to buy. A visa that pays thousands below a comparable American is not a rounding error. Department of Labor files keep certifying large shares of these jobs at Level I and II wages; the bottom third of the scale, not the scarce-genius premium. Then the spouse, once an I-140 is approved, can take an open work permit in any occupation. That is not one guest worker. That is a two-earner household planted in the U.S. market while the original American is told to train the replacement or take the severance. The Americans on the other side of that bargain did not arrive empty-handed. They borrowed for the degrees employers demanded. They are still carrying that debt when the layoff notice comes. Six to eight months between jobs is not a sabbatical. It is drained savings, paused 401(k) contributions, interest still compounding on student loans, and a résumé gap that makes the next offer weaker. Repeat that cycle across a career and “dignified retirement” stops being a plan and becomes a rumor. The replacement ritual is not folklore. Disney, Southern California Edison, and other employers put U.S. IT staff through “knowledge transfer” as the price of a package. Off the visa, the same firms built a second workforce in India: more than two million people in global capability centers and more than $100 billion a year in software exports back to the United States. Remittances in the mid-thirties of billions are only the personal slice. The corporate slice is larger. Children of temporary workers attend public school at local per-pupil cost. Children born here are citizens. At 21 they can sponsor parents. That is how a six-year specialty visa becomes a multi-generation foothold. Immediate family is real. Unlimited cousins are not. The front-loaded household—worker, working spouse, citizen kids, later parents, is enough to change the meaning of “temporary.” Employment in technical occupations still grew. Firm profits grew. Indian households gained jobs, skills, and dollars. The American who financed a STEM credential, trained a cheaper replacement, and spent the next decade repairing a broken earnings path did not share those gains. Over 36 years the losses compound: missed peak-earning years, thinner retirement accounts, debt that outlives the job. Flat real STEM pay across long stretches after 2008 is what a surplus of substitutable labor looks like, not a shortage. We should stop calling it a guest-worker program. It is a settlement track with a labor-cost discount attached. The winners get a new life. Too many of the displaced Americans stuck with massive student loan debt, working gig economy way past dignified retirement age.

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  TimeTraveleRuss (@Noeticwanderer) reported 18 minutes ago

  @Omarimidgette11 @DisneyPlus Is there a class action suit against Disney regarding these persistent log in issues?

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  Todd Cherches (@toddcherches) reported 20 minutes ago

  @hulu_support The episode starts, plays for 5 seconds, and goes blank. Watching on Fire Stick via Disney Plus. All other Hulu shows — and all other episodes of “Furious” — are playing normally. The issue is just with the new episode 8 (series finale). Are your servers overloaded?

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  Matt Swanson (@MattSwanson24) reported 21 minutes ago

  @CoasterK24 I think the auntie gravity ones are the worst in all of Disney. They are small tight and smell. I suspect they haven't touched them for the same reason stitch sits empty.

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  Alvin (@Alvin1492840) reported 25 minutes ago

  A family has been paying for Disney+ for 4 years and has never once opened the Settings menu. Same account. Same profiles. Same homepage. Same 12 movies on rotation. Every weekend for four years, the same routine: open Disney+, scroll past the same carousel, put on Frozen or Encanto, and press play on a screen showing compressed 720p video while the TV displays full 4K Dolby Vision if someone would just flip one toggle. The kids are watching Marvel movies on an adult profile with zero parental controls configured. The audio is running in flat stereo on a soundbar that supports Dolby Atmos. The "Extras" tab on every Marvel, Star Wars, and Pixar title, with deleted scenes, bloopers, behind-the-scenes documentaries, and director commentary, has never been tapped once. The GroupWatch feature that lets grandma watch movies with the kids in real time from another state has never been activated. The IMAX Enhanced versions of blockbusters that fill the entire screen have never been selected. And the entire National Geographic library, thousands of hours of Emmy-winning documentaries, sits untouched behind a tab nobody's ever scrolled to. Their neighbor, who worked in streaming media quality assurance for 5 years and has spent hundreds of hours testing Disney+ across every device configuration, sat down one evening and looked at the screen for about ten seconds. "You're paying for one of the best streaming libraries and one of the best technical platforms in the industry, and you've been watching it through the worst possible configuration for four years. Every setting is wrong. The picture. The sound. The parental controls. The content discovery. All of it fixable. None of it touched." Here are the 8 things she showed them 🧵

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  nat ౨ৎ ☁️ IS SEEING OLIVIA (@anakinscastles) reported 25 minutes ago

  i think i got sick on my disney trip. my throat is awful rn 😭

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  OgichiGame (@OgichiGame) reported 26 minutes ago

  I always wanted to work professionally as a 2D animator, but as I grew up they killed animation, Disney fired all it's staff, and ai scraped all our work and flooded the internet. My motivation and hope for a future career keep getting crushed, but I think I should animate anyway. I have a commission I need to finish first, but I want to fulfill a part of my dream even if I'll never be able to make a living

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  Chud for Christ ✝️ (@nesbitt_ad91993) reported 29 minutes ago

  @redvelvetsangel @kruziez @alien_mxst_di3 Christ will let me into heaven because I work on my sin unlike you. I don't embrace it, I hate it. You on the otherhand are a mentally wreck. Get a grip, kiddo. Is that all you can think about is Disney? The brainwashing of that company, ahh I get it.

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  Phillip Dees (@DeesPhilli48949) reported 30 minutes ago

  @armosht1777 @TheShawnHendrix Sorry, Armored 💩 , what you refer to as American “factory farming” is in it for a profit. To earn that profit, they must ensure the walking and mooing beef gets to the kill point with its stress hormones as low as possible. If it went bat crap in the way there it gets turned back. Cortisol just tastes bad, and they know it. How do I know? The last steer I put in my own freezer acted like these nut job cattle in the op video. He didn’t care that the five with him were happy and content to graze, pull on the hay bale, listen to Bach, Mozart, and the soothing voices of reasonable brainwashing of NPR. He’d still jump a 7’ solid fence with no one around, and crash a 6’ net wire fence, drag the barbed wire toppers 100 yards, and not even show the decency of limping or bleeding a little bit. His buddies were still laying around chewing their cud asking, “WTF is up with George?” Cows can “crash out” too and it’s about as reasonable as anyone else’s. It will require brute force, tranq darts, nets, or an extra large dose of “Zeus Juice”. My steer finally got outsmarted and is being eaten. Sadly, he never settled down. He’s lean, and sadly, mean to my palate. Benefit? (At least to those living in the fantasy) I don’t have room in my freezers for Bambi, Thumper, or any of the other Disney characters folks like to perform a bit of anthropomorphic projection nonsense to.

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  condolo senses (@hurtleap) reported 37 minutes ago

  @pervertissima i have to say it's similar story to mine but i did enjoy her previous work yet felt they were kind of too disney channel.... this album however it's like ugh. if we were around the same age and followed each other on tumblr we'd have a damn kii.

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  LeblancPhotography (@KingofToons) reported 37 minutes ago

  @illustrevor It was done by a lot of the TMS animators that were handling work for Disney at the time on shows like DuckTales, Rescue Rangers etc. that would later go on to work on other shows like Tiny Toons and Batman Frank Thomas and Ollie Johnston even did some consulting for the crew

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  Muhammad Abdullah (@Abdullah37860) reported 37 minutes ago

  Here are 30 websites where getting brand mentions can help you achieve citations from ChatGPT. These sites are also ChatGPT's highest citation sources. 1) Tom's Guide 2) Cadena SER 3) CinemaBlend 4) GamesRadar+ 5) What to Watch 6) Financial Times 7) The Sporting News 8) AP News 9) Disney+ 10) Kompas 11) Reuters 12) Infobae 13) Forbes 14) People 15) Prime Video 16) Cumhuriyet 17) TechRadar 18) Fox Sports 19) CBS News 20) Walmart 21) Hürriyet 22) Parade 23) LOS40 24) El País 25) ESPN 26) Axios 27) Claro 28) TIME 29) Hulu 30) NFL

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  waitsuntilderniereminute (@johnmurrugarra) reported 38 minutes ago

  @DisneyPlus wtf, on the phone for 30 mins now while your support team has me on hold trying to understand my billing so they can explain it back to me, why do y'all cut corners on service? that is after your bot gives you no flexible option to chat w/out login? got me fukkd bro!

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  N7Spartan111 (@NSpartan111) reported 40 minutes ago

  @maninpeakedcap @PopBase One of the worst too. Guardians was butchered under Disney and James Gunn plus all of Marvel’s cartoons got horrible after the buyout. Spectacular Spider-Man and Wolverine and the X-Men were both cancelled because of the buyout

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  MidwesternRobot (@midwesternrobot) reported 42 minutes ago

  @upchartofficial haha I was just posting about this. I wonder if it's people who see themselves as a future "professional artist" and feel like the ladder has been pulled up on them? It hasn't. Self expression is still self-expression. It's still (as always) vanishingly few people who get paid to write words or make art. They're still getting paid to do that work. Art feels like such a non-issue here. The biggest loser in AI-gen are intellectual property hoarders like Disney - not the consumer.

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  SLAB WATCH (@SlabWatch) reported 44 minutes ago

  And that's just the common stuff. Higher denominations, first-year 1987 notes, low serial numbers, and printing errors have sold for hundreds to thousands of dollars. The highest recorded public auction sale for a Disney Dollar came in October 2025, when a rare 2005 50th Anniversary "Boyer Design" $50 bill featuring Mickey Mouse and the Disneyland castle sold for $10,800. This particular copy was signed by the artist, but unsigned copies have sold for over $5,000.

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  recon (@longshotrecon) reported 44 minutes ago

  @notzeeunaliver @BehizyTweets Oh you all care about canonical accuracy now? Why didnt you people speak up to disney? The issue isnt the canon material. Small brain people dont understand this, the issue is that it’s 2026. These comic tropes made sense in the time before modern television and virtue signaling. Back when the comics released they touched on real world topics… these topics dont exist. When did it become canon that Hal became the green lantern because he was white or had white privilege? When did Johns mom meet a guardian and sit at a kitchen table? You are cherry picking moments here… this is not a comic book from 1971, its a 2026 tv show.

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  Mallen 181 (@Mallen1811) reported 47 minutes ago

  @nborgaonkarx I don’t know if you’re into this type of thing but could The Small One on Disney+ work?

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  spidey ^ᴗ^ (@ouppyspidey) reported 47 minutes ago

  I just got an ad for not suitable for work on Disney plus ***** you literally cancelled that

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  HenndoMoney (@hendoworth) reported 48 minutes ago

  @lefoudupuyy They wanted to move onto their Star Wars work so bad and then Disney saw this **** and was like “oh, actually”

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  Rambles (@Rambles21) reported 59 minutes ago

  These are all terrible covers. You can tell that Disney is getting desperate with the properties they purchased.

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  DELTA (@deltagloom_) reported 60 minutes ago

  @scottsummer5s And it shouldn't be a norm for television. You have trouble reading ? why do you give me Disney budget numbers lmao