Disney+ status: streaming issues and outage reports

Problems in the last 24 hours

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Most Reported Problems

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

• Sign in (37%)
• Buffering (33%)
• Crashing (20%)
• Playback Issues (7%)
• Video Quality (4%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Béziers	Crashing	12 hours ago
Bogotá	Sign in	1 day ago
Medellín	Sign in	1 day ago
Redditch	Playback Issues	2 days ago
Le Chesne	Playback Issues	2 days ago
Tepic	Sign in	2 days ago

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Disney+ Issues Reports

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  Nexlow (@NexlowX) reported 5 minutes ago

  DARTH VADER FIGHTS DEADPOOL WITH LIGHTSABERS — AI GENERATED IT IN 15 SECONDS An impossible crossover, cinematic quality, zero crew. That's what everyone sees. The actual lesson is somewhere most people aren't looking. Most people watch a clip like this and conclude "AI replaces studios." The people who actually work with these tools read it completely differently - and the difference is worth understanding. Here's what this actually teaches 1. "15 seconds" is the ceiling, not the length. Seedance 2.0 generates around 15 seconds at a time, maximum. Any two-minute AI video isn't one button press- it's dozens of these fragments stitched together in an edit. The takeaway: AI doesn't replace editing or directing. It hands you material. A human still assembles it 2. The hard part isn't the fight- it's that the character doesn't drift. A year ago this is exactly where AI video fell apart: face and costume morphing frame to frame. Vader staying Vader for a full 15 seconds is the real leap here, not the effects. Watch the consistency, not the spectacle - that's where the actual progress lives 3. This is a demo, and demos are shot on the best day. Every promo clip is the winner pulled from dozens of attempts. You're seeing the highlight, not the process. Before believing "AI can already do X," ask whether that's a stable result or one lucky take 4. The thing nobody mentions: these aren't your characters. Vader is Disney/Lucasfilm. Deadpool is Marvel - also Disney. AI let you make something a studio never will, but you can't publish it "as your own." Technical possibility isn't the same as the right to use it. AI removed the technical barrier; the legal one is exactly where it always was Why this matters • AI video in 2026 isn't "the end of studios" - it's the most powerful drafting tool in history • It makes the impossible visible in minutes, but turning that into something coherent, finished, and legally clean is still human work • The clip is a proof of capability, not a finished product - and confusing the two is where most people get the story wrong The question to ask isn't "will this replace us." It's "what do I make with it first."

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  '' 🖤 (@theforbiddenego) reported 5 minutes ago

  @sethlovesbritt It was weird you'd think Tyrese would get involved and help Seth idk just disney channel bs

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  John Slaughter, Esq. (@JSlaughterEsq) reported 5 minutes ago

  Tom Holland is the worst Spider-Man. It’s probably less his fault than that Disney decided he should be Iron Boy. Regardless his films lack everything that makes Spider-Man, Spider-Man.

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  Jennifer Matsui (@Gutenkatzen66) reported 6 minutes ago

  @willistortured1 What demonic portal did humanity fall into? What alternative reality are we in where something this cringe performer can cause every dumbass Debbie on the planet to swoon along to this droning, drool-inflected "music"? This is so f-ing awful on so many levels it seems almost demonic. The Disney princess dress, the middle-aged soccer mom "dancers", the emotionally stunted message in the lyrics . . . Only a society in the full throes of economic, spiritual and intellectual collapse would embrace this, or one that has already entered the void. This is non-divine punishment (im)pure and simple.

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  The Lord Dyl V2 (@LordDyl2004) reported 7 minutes ago

  @HamRises I know that people who work for Disney or Sony for an example hate their jobs with a burning passion because every moment they aren’t cobbling together boring sequels and useless remakes they’re having a realistic depiction of a panic attack about when they’re gonna get fired out of nowhere just because their boss felt like it. Working for Glitch might as well be working for Jesus himself.

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  FeelGoodTales (@feelgoodtale) reported 9 minutes ago

  In September 2018, Adam Gillian was homeless and searching through discarded items in Edmonton, Canada, when he found an old framed picture of Bambi in a trash bin. It looked *****, worn, and almost worthless. Adam often sold the things he found to Alexander Archbold, the owner of a local antique shop called Curiosity Inc. Alexander knew Adam was struggling, so even when the items were not especially valuable, he would sometimes buy them to make sure Adam had money for food. Adam asked C$20 for the Bambi picture. Alexander paid him. At first, he thought it was just an old reproduction. But when he removed it from the damaged frame and began cleaning it, he found a certificate of authenticity hidden behind the artwork. The picture was actually an original Disney animation cel connected to the production of Bambi. The cel was listed on eBay and eventually sold to a buyer in New York for around C$3,700. Alexander could have kept the profit. Instead, he decided that Adam deserved a share. Finding him was not easy. Adam had no phone and no permanent address. Alexander drove around Edmonton, checked shelters, spoke with people living on the streets, and asked anyone who knew Adam to tell him to return to the shop. Eventually, Adam came back. After expenses and selling fees, Alexander gave him roughly half of the money, around C$1,600 to C$1,700. He also helped Adam reopen a bank account and listened as he explained how depression, unemployment, and the loss of his marriage had pushed his life into homelessness. Adam had once worked as a drywaller. Three of his four children were living with his mother in Ontario, and he had not seen them for a long time. Alexander then started a GoFundMe campaign to help him rebuild his life. The fundraiser quickly passed C$10,000 and reportedly reached more than C$13,000. The attention also helped Adam reconnect with his mother, who had not heard from him in nearly two years and did not even know whether he was still alive. With help obtaining identification and travel arrangements, Adam was finally able to begin the journey back toward his family. Before leaving Edmonton, he reportedly gave his winter boots to another homeless man who needed them more. A forgotten piece of Disney history had been thrown into the trash. Adam found it. Alexander recognized its value. And instead of treating the discovery as his own lucky break, he went looking for the man who had trusted him with it.

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  zach (@zach755779) reported 10 minutes ago

  @durdon0 @GogetaFannX Continue coping. Health and looks has nothing to do with of your full of hatred. This isn't a Disney channel shows. Don't be delusional. There are plenty of hateful terrible people who are attractive.

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  Mortar Cristi (@Moros_kuanos) reported 12 minutes ago

  @bintiswahiliya It's terrible, just hype. Like a Disney movies for kids, black rapper playing a Greek classical poet is ridiculous.

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  blkice (@sonikku956) reported 13 minutes ago

  @Midwesternerd_5 It's a shame this movie wasn't a massive success. It had its problems (pacing for one), but the idea of an animated 2D Disney movie being aimed at teenagers was novel. I think Black Cauldron was like that too.

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  Ace Tributon (@AceTributon) reported 17 minutes ago

  @DesyncZX This is where I will politely disagree with you. Not many people can fan out 100-150 dollars even for the cheapest of models. I myself could barely have 50 in my savings reserve because the expenses of IRL brings. Working two jobs to make ends meet is not easy. To say this is a bit dismissive to understand where the AI argument comes in. AI art is made cheaper because it’s more accessible. Is it right? That depends on the intent on *how* one uses AI and where it’s drawing references from! It’s downright criminal for someone stealing an IP and claim to be that person, that flatlines into plagiarism, and other lawsuits with lawyers feverishly ready to sue. Yes Disney, I’m looking at you! Back to the point at hand, AI is cheap, and it takes significant amount of wording, reprompting to desired outcomes to get remotely close to a hand dawned artist! The old motto can be seen at almost scale to the current issue at hand: “a picture is worth a thousand words.” So what does this mean? It means it’s not “hey go make me vtuber avatar and make me money” that’s entirely disgusting and discrediting those who had to type for hours to get what they want for their AI model. This same *effort* can be described as someone stroking a line on a piece of paper, that one line isn’t enough, it needs contrast, it needs extra detail to convey an art piece! What’s more criminal against some artists is that they have copy paste base models, and they’d charge 10x for a head swap, this is also unacceptable. However the less time to focus on the base. More time they can focus on accessories to “balance the cost” which can be justified. So what are we looking at here? Disgust of something new because it’s new? Or should we call out behaviors for what it is, rather than effort that actually makes it good in the first place? To price something high for minimal effort is disgusting, everyone can agree with that! That’s a behavior extracted. AI is a tool, art software is a tool, paper and drawable media are tools! My point is, don’t blame the tool, blame the disrespect of “quick rich scheme” behaviors. And let us all not throw dismissivisms as outright “truths” as the truth we all seek is honest, and fair work. AI or not!

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  Mera (@MaxCatastrophe) reported 18 minutes ago

  this is when you crash out a work and give HR the disney channel version of what happened

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  WildSpice 😈🕳️ | Solar Stars (@wildspicevt) reported 23 minutes ago

  @TheNidface Senior year anyone in physics would go to an amusement park (it might have been Six Flags for us too not sure). I thought that was so cool, but I ended up working at a roller coaster in at Disney World years later and learned a lot just about how roller coasters work, etc.

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  Kitty Morningstar - Weight Loss Journey (@BelialHazbin) reported 24 minutes ago

  I'm like Disney princesses in many ways- Snow White: my step mom was jealous of my goodness and innocence Cinderella: Step mom took advantage of getting me in trouble and ruined my confidence Mylan: my father is sick and I'm still fighting despite how much it's tearing me 1/?

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  Marina Avila 🎀 (@Ms_Mina_) reported 27 minutes ago

  Cleaning out the closet cause the hubby has to fix the attic door and it’s honestly amazes me that I have so many concert tees, dodger shirts, bears shirts and Disney tees. Like no wonder I don’t feel like a mom…I still dress like I did in HS.

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  Justin Lee (@DailyJLee) reported 29 minutes ago

  {.2} for the wealthy, its private yachts, private jets, and private balconies, for the peasants its ***** cruise ships, economy class flights, and disney world lines, "socialization" real was the bait for switch for consumption, for return to your cubical work

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  バクどん☆ | Br'er Bakufūn (@MijuBaku2k2) reported 29 minutes ago

  @JackNate08 They're bad, but the absolute worst Disney adults are the Disfluencers and their neanderthal sports bro boyfriends.

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  Diztraxtion (@Diztraxt) reported 34 minutes ago

  @popkurwtura Then there would be no problem making Mulan white? Or black princesses from Disney into white ppl right? Its all fictional...

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  Nah Son (@NahSonGross) reported 37 minutes ago

  @Bigdaddyvinz_ She’s not in many movies because execs know she’s difficult to work with. She single handedly cost Disney millions of dollars refusing to deal with any Covid requirements.

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  Tab (@gravsi812) reported 40 minutes ago

  @ksorbs Good one. Easy, no Odyssey, no Disney, no Marvel, no problem.

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  IZetarion (@IZetarion) reported 45 minutes ago

  I get this entire scene is a peace talk and Lauma doesn't outright forgive the Fatui, but her being "cordial" with one of their execs just because they had a mutual enemy and her goddess was formerly one of them (which has a slew of issues on its own) is giving Disney!Pocahontas.

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  The Triple S League (@TripleSLeague) reported 46 minutes ago

  @voxpaucorum @SynthPotato Yes, a "full" remake of an existing game, in another engine, is going to set off a lot of issues. Bethesda games mods where modders are making new stories is not. Disney does not go after things like this and they never have. You are using a hyper-niche example. I should know, I've got millions of downloads on Nexus as a creator. Kindly use your brain.

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  Banana Republic 🦧 (@Monkeyiobe) reported 47 minutes ago

  👀 BURRY CALLED THE SHORT ON JUNE 30. THE 20% CHIP CRASH HAPPENED THREE WEEKS LATER. He disclosed shorts on Nvidia, Tesla, Applied Materials, Caterpillar, and the SOXX semiconductor ETF in a Substack post most of Wall Street had no reason to read. Caterpillar fell within a day of that post. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index followed weeks later, dropping into an official bear market, down more than 20% from its June record. He isn't walking it back. He trimmed his Oracle puts in half only because the position grew too large to manage, and he just added more December Nvidia puts, calling the addition "pocket change." On Netflix, now down from $134 to $74 and falling further after earnings, his line was blunt: "Disney produces wine. Netflix produces milk." He says it's still 1.6x overvalued and won't be a buy until it's under $50. We are paying institutions with trillion-dollar research budgets to tell us the AI trade is fine. That's the Game: the person who called this one publishes on a $39-a-month Substack, and the price of the information was never the problem. Reading it 3 weeks late was. Check whether the "expert" take we read on a stock this week came from someone with a position, or someone with a subscription count. 🍌

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  Savok (@LordSavok) reported 48 minutes ago

  @TheLouieCo @Pirat_Nation Dude it's going to make money. It's a pile of **** but it's Nolan and has the entire Hollywood machine behind it. I mean **** those god awful live action Disney movies made billions. Retards are retarded.

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  ˙⋆✮GB 5Ever✮⋆˙ (@honey_lychee_) reported 48 minutes ago

  "weird behavior" says the man who has jail broken his phone to use the Disney font all throughout his apps

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  Memetic Hazard (@Memetic_Hazard_) reported 49 minutes ago

  Why public domain is a fair law: - In several countries, copyright only ends after the creator of the work has died, and if it is a company, it takes 70 to 95 years to end, by then the company has already closed, and if it exists, everyone who worked on the company back then has died or left. - Things like music, characters, stories, these are all just ideas, things in people's heads, you can't own an idea like owning something physical like a car or a house, if you make something, and someone takes it away without your consent, that's theft because you don't have it anymore, but if you make something and someone makes a copy, you still have the original, nothing was stolen, if you make a song, and another person sings the song without your permission, that person didn't steal anything from you, nothing was taken from you. - Copyright is not even actual property, it's just having an exclusivity to copy, share and make public exhibitions, if you write a book, you don't own the combination of words, they have to pay you to make copies or adapt to a movie, but you can't go to stores that already have the books and force them to take them off the shelves, much less go to the homes of the people who bought the book and force them to have the books returned. - Ideas cannot be locked forever, ideas have to be copied, expanded and improved, imagine if someone invented the cure for cancer, but kept the patent forever? The cancer problem would not be solved, a patent only gives exclusivity to the creator to become rich for about 20 years, then everyone can make the cure as well, with works of art, copyright lasts until the person dies. - Even after LEGO lost the patent on the invention of LEGO blocks and a lot of copies appeared, they are still the market leaders, public domain does not prevent people and companies from using their creations, it just takes away the exclusivity. - Copyright was created to encourage creativity, but with copyright lasting so long, it's holding back creativity, companies like Disney, Warner, Universal and Paramount own so many things that they don't need to create anything new, paradoxically, a big reason why Hollywood no longer invests in films with original ideas and only makes adaptations, sequels, remakes and reboots, the lack of public domain, allowing anyone to make them. - It's impossible to create something 100% original, everything has to be based on something that already exists, in a world without public domain, we would eventually get in an era where it wouldn't be possible to create anything without violating someone's copyright, a world where ideas cannot be copied would not be more creative, it would be less creative. - There are several orphan works, they say that if you want to use something that someone else made, pay the artist to use it, but there are cases where the artist has disappeared, you can't find him to pay a license, they don't know if he's alive or dead, or if he died, they can't find his family, and when companies go bankrupt, they sell all their works to pay the debts, and it is often difficult to know who the current owner is, the buyer may even have gone bankrupt too. - This also leads to lost media, many works of entertainment were lost forever, all their copies were lost or destroyed and we can't enjoy them anymore, this is still happening even now in the internet age, many works cannot be distributed thanks to copyright issues, public domain is a great way to preserve media for future generations. - Copyright became a mess, several companies are using it to censor people, and copyright rarely benefits the true creator of the work instead of the company that hired the creator, copyright lasting less would be a good idea to reduce this mess. - And of course, companies like Disney and several others, keep taking stories from the public domain to adapt to movies, series and other stuff, and even put restrictions when people adapt these stories so they don't take things from their versions, but their original creations, they don't want them to go into the public domain.

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  GreenBean24 (@GreenSwag24) reported 50 minutes ago

  @joshbecker659 @HeWhoRunsFades All they’re doing is slapping on an “infinity vision” tag to screens that movie theaters put the work in to build and maintain and run 😭 like the people put in the effort to build those screens and Disney is almost claiming the work as their own

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  John Dicus (@dicus6) reported 51 minutes ago

  @Disney you have a problem!

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  Sol ℘𝑒𝓉𝒶𝓁 (@SamuelO1__) reported 53 minutes ago

  Literally top worst Disney movies of all time

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  Bright_Shadow (@mcgill__) reported 57 minutes ago

  @kbrewFL Most of the major scenography in this park was created by Claudio Mazzoli. An Italian set designer who, in his youth, worked for the Disney parks in the United States. And it shows. ​He hasn't worked at the park since 2008. From 2008 onwards, especially after the park was acquired by Merlin Entertainments in 2006, let's just say that the quality and the willingness to invest money in grand theming have dropped significantly.

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  Charlotte🪐👽👑🍰🐶🛸🏳️‍🌈🩷💜💙 (@GrooveGrl4) reported 58 minutes ago

  Like you can see how Limp Bizkit-heavy Crawl to Me is, or Lion King era Disney that Hey There, Mr Jambo is, like omfg My Life (Is The Worst One Ever) is so Green Day heavy that it’s hilarious. Their first album is generally that. Tho Billie Joe is a legit vocalist, not all lead