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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

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  • 35% Sign in (35%)
  • 34% Buffering (34%)
  • 20% Crashing (20%)
  • 7% Playback Issues (7%)
  • 3% Video Quality (3%)

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

CityProblem TypeReport Time
Villefranche-sur-Saône Video Quality 13 hours ago
Omaha Sign in 1 day ago
Ocala Playback Issues 1 day ago
London Sign in 1 day ago
Renfrew Sign in 2 days ago
Reading Sign in 2 days ago
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Disney+ Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • SethFan89
    ℂ𝕖𝕟𝕒𝔽𝕒𝕟89 (@SethFan89) reported

    My disney plus is still not working bruh

  • Marty084
    Marty Snyder (@Marty084) reported

    @Park_Journey @sea_rayss @UpdateTheGrids Its cool, I wont go into the security issues. Ill leave that to disney

  • mgkslostdiablo
    NOLOVE REPLIED TO ME🥹 (@mgkslostdiablo) reported

    someone please grace me with a disney plus login😭😭🙏🏼🙏🏼after almost a year i got logged out of my exes 😭and im too broke for the subscription

  • panic_tn
    CaptainTnPanic (@panic_tn) reported

    @scottxavier Disney needs to fix a lot of things.

  • MoonSpeaksTV
    𝓜𝓸𝓸𝓷 (@MoonSpeaksTV) reported

    @DisneyPlusHelp It’s not resolved, now when going into the app it prompts to sign in and it’s not finding my email account and promoting me to create one. I’m sure of my email because I sign into Disney+ with my Spectrum account

  • No_Toilets
    ARTTOP (@No_Toilets) reported

    My Mom was telling me how she always sees this one Disney “Influencer” talk about how he goes to one of the hotels and just sits there to hang out and do his work from home job on his laptop. Like yeah no wonder Disney doesn’t want non resort guests at their hotels…

  • maggiesxrose
    Simi🌺 (@maggiesxrose) reported

    look at all the disney channel sitcoms that came after it i wouldn't say any of them were better in quality

  • GreenCraig5
    Craig Green (@GreenCraig5) reported

    @CongressmanRaja There is no hate involved in protecting US jobs from cheap foreign labor. Cheap Indian workers are replacing fully employed, qualified Americans. Indians, in a position of power, will act as gatekeepers to deliberately exlude all non Indians. Disney is an example of the first. Cognizant and Cisco, the latter. Absolutely no lack of data on this issue.

  • Boltsfan1725
    BoltsFan1725 (@Boltsfan1725) reported

    @magicnextdoor_ While Disney has never made an issue of it, per my hospitality law class in undergrad, if you aren't a registered guest, being anywhere beyond a hotel lobby can be trespassing. So, it's not elitist or gatekeeping, it's a legal matter. These folks are telling on themselves now.

  • Britestoan
    Stuart (@Britestoan) reported

    @sinnersoviet3 @adhee1673 Nope, you're so close though. An artist selling their work owns both the tools and the entire production. They get 100% of the proceeds. Whereas an artist who works for Disney doesn't own the likeness of the character they've designed do they?

  • elischaotic
    evil Eli✨🌻(certified angst *****) (@elischaotic) reported

    "Network error" YES DISNEY+!!! WHAT A ******* SURPRISE, ALMOST LIKT THAT’S THE REASON WHY I DOWNLOADED ZHE ******* EPISODES

  • Scavengeling
    Scavenger (@Scavengeling) reported

    Disney+ picking it up isn’t an issue in itself, plenty of stuff for an older audience there. But kids and family worries me. Obv the books are marketed towards kids, but showing those deaths on screen is going to be very different

  • stargirlm0chi
    annabelle (@stargirlm0chi) reported

    @twosloveletters disney has the worst same face syndrome i’ve seen in a while

  • Sportmotor181
    Sportmotor (@Sportmotor181) reported

    @j_fishback Disney is making cops who are at IPTM's drug alcohol and crash symposium hide all markings of them being officers and flip their shirts inside out that have their agency on them, while taking Federal Grant Money. Thoughts?

  • benedictthemad
    Benedict the Mad (@benedictthemad) reported

    @slanoue2016 @JohnBarrowman The bigots definitely had their screeching times, but RTD made an incredible mess in the Disney years. I loved Ncuti’s work. I loved Mrs. Flood. I loved a lot of it. But suddenly she was The Rani, trying to bring back Omega for no apparent reason. Omega was a weird monster

  • Kcin_Point
    Kcin. (@Kcin_Point) reported

    TOY STORY 5 2026 film directed by Andrew Stanton REVIEW: 🌕🌕🌕🌑🌑 HOPPERS is still the best Pixar movie of 2026. But all the heart, humor, and playful chaos you'd expect in an entry of the studio's living toys franchise Disney won't let sunset is here in TOY STORY 5. That said, this entry is knocked down a number of notches by grievances with that from which all else originates and branches from: the story. It's disjointed, lacking a clear thematic drive that feels building into a cohesive vision; cheapened by a lot of random nonsense and forced twists to make it all come together as something in the end. (The many contrivances to get Jessie to her old home, for instance.) It kinda, sorta does all come together as SOMEthing in the end, and that something has a good chance to make you teary-eyed, but it's extremely well-worn territory: kid trying to fit in gets bullied and needs better friends. And, in regards to the toys, their purpose to those kids... yet again. An example of the lack of cohesion: thematically, why are there 50 Buzz Lightyears running around? Movie already has enough main plots going on--the aforementioned kid's, Jesse dealing with her past, AND Woody's forced return to help take on Lilypad, the villain tablet. Too much even before getting to subplots, like Buzz's. Given the topicality of toys vs tech in the age of the "AI" grift (in quotation marks because the term AI is just a marketing lie to trick less astute consumers who'll buy into anything if they hear it enough), the story is also a missed opportunity. Production of such animated projects take a long time, so I can SOMEwhat forgive not directly addressing "AI," but production on TOY STORY 5 did begin in 2023 as the grift was just ramping up. This felt purposeful avoidance. But even outside of "AI," this is "the one about tech," except it says very little therein, essentially only that devices can be negatively addictive but also positively connect and be useful. Instead, as stated before, the story settles on the oldest plot in the e-book. You could conceivably also get a message from this movie of "put down the device, go outside, and play," but the reasons that happens has nothing to do with tech itself. As I clocked from the first trailer in 2024, Disney has too much to sell digitally to let Pixar tell kids and parents their iPads are bad in any meaningful way. There was a lot more to plumb in regards to the tech angle, even just for fun scenarios. Imagine if the villain tablet had smart home integration, and right when it has the good-guy toys absolutely cooked, humans put it on Kids Mode. OK, I digress from having a bit of fun. It's just easy to brainstorm a lot of tech-oriented things Pixar COULD'VE done that would've been a lot more amusing and interesting than what TOY STORY 5 offers. But, I suppose there was just too much going on already from all the scattered plots to bother with imagination. This isn't a serious criticism, but does no one else feel the toys have too much agency to affect the human world now? Sending fabricated digital messages to people, pretending to be people they're close to, is well beyond the point of too silly and risky. Also, in the reign of tech, proliferation of security cameras around every neighborhood should certainly become a new danger for the toys to have to work around. These are small gripes, but they interrupted my watch experience more than once. Despite all my misgivings on the core of what TOY STORY 5 is, if you turn your critical brain off and chill for the emotional ride, you'll laugh and cry a little bit and most likely have a decent to great time. But see HOPPERS first.

  • Lucari_Aura
    Lucari (@Lucari_Aura) reported

    @ShawnNOrlando The main issue is the Universal name carries a lot of weight, but they market this as a Kids park so hopefully parents won’t get confused. Also good kid play areas that are well themed do exist at Universal and Disney, but I guess they didn’t want to put in the money.

  • SplashFan2000
    One of Those Splash People (@SplashFan2000) reported

    Kids absolutely do care about quality. Why do you think they beg their parents to visit parks like Disney and Universal instead of your standard state fair? They're not subhuman neanderthals with brains the size of ping pong *****, their intelligence deserves to be respected.

  • Andrew_H76
    Andrew Harrigan (@Andrew_H76) reported

    @HoneySlop @RebelScum_MF That’s my biggest problem with anything Disney the prequels aged better then the sequels

  • DetvanS
    Detvan SK (@DetvanS) reported

    @junegrits Huh? What did I just read? Aren't you now making up problem? Also, no one think about Moana Disney spin-off since they talk in her story about Long Pause in Oceania migration wave which happened around 800BC. She is 1000s years apart from other characters.

  • Magixbloom_
    GalindawithaGa (@Magixbloom_) reported

    @ogorangebird This **** was made to cheat people. When you think about Universal or Disney you have in mind a high quality standar. This is bad even for a kids park in a neighborhood.

  • Mint_Orchids
    Lucy Mae (@Mint_Orchids) reported

    ok retracting this statement their portfolio and work is incredible and their resume/project history is stacked but unfortunately they work for disney animation which is currently in a vegetative state love my school and community hate disney and bob iger and that greedy mouse

  • less_bien
    Toasty (@less_bien) reported

    disney buying marvel has been one of the worst things ever and i don't mean that for marvel because idc but i mean for the disney parks

  • MartijnBz
    Marti (@MartijnBz) reported

    @george_komazawa @TheMonkeyJungle Ownership rights of the ceo of Disney i would hope someone that rich doesn't have to worry about this little money of charging a phone but maybe electricity is a big issue in japan. when I was there everything was very cheap though.

  • InalienableZen
    Zen of Ben (@InalienableZen) reported

    @aouterieyo @CardPurchaser @Topps This wasn’t a problem when Disney cards were cheap and made for children.

  • tinyjjongberry
    sage (@tinyjjongberry) reported

    my old work friend met twice when they were at disney and didn’t know who they were 🙃

  • TrippySnakeBals
    JaxDaYote (@TrippySnakeBals) reported

    Im pretty sure this is the worst thing that could ever happen to Warriors. Every part is gonna be cut way back, watch. Disney doesnt have it in them to portray literal murder, cults, or any sort of death or battles well. I hope this doesnt follow thru

  • dorysief
    beca 🪷 (@dorysief) reported

    I honestly don’t even think this is because of Disney (although that certainly doesn’t help). it doesn’t matter how violent the books get, they’re not going to make a show based on kids books that kids can’t watch.

  • exasperatedNI
    Exasperated of Ulster (@exasperatedNI) reported

    John. You seem very confident that everyone wants to consume BBC content. Therefore you’ll be standing squarely behind the move to a monthly voluntary subscription for the BBC? We already have to login to iplayer and the bbc website. Most people have smart tv’s so it won’t be an issue for them to login to the BBC app to consume your content. You know. Just how Netflix, Disney+, Amazon, Paramount etc work. Yes?

  • isaac_evilman
    Isaac Evilman🐀 (@isaac_evilman) reported

    @3ninmamachan @TheMonkeyJungle I literally did the math. Using the absolute biggest numbers to make the amount of electricity “stolen” the biggest, it would cost the Walt Disney Corporation 0.84円. That’s not 84円. That’s 0.84円 when fudging the numbers to make it the worst possible.