Disney+ status: streaming issues and outage reports
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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.
August 25: Problems at Disney+
Disney+ is having issues since 04:10 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.
- Sign in (39%)
- Buffering (31%)
- Crashing (20%)
- Playback Issues (6%)
- Video Quality (3%)
Live Outage Map
The most recent Disney+ outage reports came from the following cities:
| City | Problem Type | Report Time |
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 Nuneaton
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Buffering | 2 hours ago |
 Paris
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Sign in | 8 hours ago |
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Saint-Aunès
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Sign in | 10 hours ago |
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Manchester
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Buffering | 19 hours ago |
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Cambridge
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Crashing | 20 hours ago |
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Coulommiers
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Sign in | 20 hours ago |
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Disney+ Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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cecilia (@rosekbsa) reported@dubstein1 @Uptimes14 well also that you should be careful downloading stuff from GitHub if you work for enemy #1 Disney
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Trini (@GilbertChipotle) reported@moodbackup Comparing it to the worst marvel/disney live action show is crazy
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James (@jamescoder12) reportedA guy has been paying for Disney+ for 5 years. He opened the app. He scrolled the homepage. He watched whatever showed up. Same routine every weekend with his family. Moana. Star Wars. The occasional Marvel rewatch. He assumed that was the catalog. A few hundred titles for kids and a handful of franchise movies. His neighbor, a home theater installer who’s calibrated over 3,000 living rooms and builds screening systems for people who spend more on a projector than most people spend on a car, came over for a Super Bowl party and glanced at the TV during a Marvel movie. “Why are you watching this in widescreen?” He didn’t understand the question. “Disney+ is the only streaming service on Earth that gives you IMAX Enhanced on Marvel movies 26% more picture than what you’re seeing right now. You’re watching Avengers: Endgame with the top and bottom of every frame cut off. The version the director actually made is sitting right there, and your app is playing the wrong one. Also you’re streaming in 1080p. Your TV is 4K. And you’re only seeing about 40% of the content Disney is actually giving you because your profile’s content rating is filtering out everything above TV-14.” He changed 9 things in the app, the settings, and the account. The catalog nearly tripled. The picture opened up. The sound went from flat stereo to Dolby Atmos surround. The Marvel movies looked like they did in the theater. “Disney built one of the most advanced streaming platforms in the industry. Then they set every default to the most restrictive, lowest-quality version of the experience. Most subscribers are watching a fraction of the content in a fraction of the quality and they don’t even know there’s a setting to change.” Here are the 9 things he changed 🧵
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Jared (@goatedjrd) reported@yamommahous33 @Jordanj75603611 @pitlessball Using a FMVP argument dosent work against them because all of them are 1st options. They have the same amount of rings as a 1st option as LeBron And none of them got a cheap one in Disney world
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James (@jamescoder12) reported7. He started downloading titles for offline viewing before every flight and road trip. Disney+ lets you download movies and shows directly to your phone or tablet for offline viewing. No Wi-Fi. No cellular. No buffering. Most people don’t think to do it. They stream over hotel Wi-Fi or airplane satellite and deal with buffering, lag, and low resolution. Tap the download arrow on any title. It saves to your device in full quality. He downloaded an entire Marvel trilogy before a cross-country flight. His kids watched 6 hours of content without a single internet connection.
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Victor (@victorvan69) reported@LauraBabcock Your the dumbest person on here. Dont travel to america but use X,Netflix,prime. Disney, amazon, Walmart and Costco i bet. A part of the problem like the rest if ya really stand by what you preach live it then or shut up. Ya cancer
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empodero mulheres (@mushitheguchi) reported@profchise disney *** mentality. if they can make the ending work through the story lens, it doesn't matter what trope it falls into
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Michael Scofield🩶🦅 (@Adebayo_Faboro) reported@alexcore_live You fit try any Dollar Card if you get that one fit work for Disney
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Superaustin15 (@Superaustin152) reportedI can't imagine there's any legal issues that would stop them from re releasing these since Disney owns the characters and Marvel
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Stephen Londino (@LondinoStephen) reportedI know Ultimate Spiderman has problem but can we stop treating it like it did this irreparable damage or something The issue with Spiderman are due to Disney Sony bs, not the show Ultimate Spiderman Spiderverse arc ran so Into the Spiderverse ran even further
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Greg (@Greg_Kett) reported@tweetsfromben @DAZN @DisneyPlus Oh absolutely. Here in lies the issue (imo), I didn’t realise it was on DAZN for free until someone mentioned it to me 3/4 weeks into the season. Maybe I was in the minority here but I didn’t see this marketed at all.
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Lisa Rhyne (@TheDreamMasters) reported@THR Cover Disney paying men more than women for same job (& settling a huge lawsuit) and laying off older employees to avoid them getting their earned retirement. I had stellar yearly reviews/no issues. They laid me off 3 months before I could retire with full benefits. Destroyed me!
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Homeless Ninja (@HomelessNeenja) reported@AbdulCarterMVP Spider-Man or Hulk would’ve been dope but I guess Disney doesn’t really own the rights to Spidey. They probably couldn’t make the colorway work with Hulk. Kind of lame compared to how good a bunch of the other shirts are.
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Allen (@FaekBot) reported@ladynoir I agree, but also I think that’s separate from “the work this creator contributed to this Disney owned IP must always be kept in the official canon, to do otherwise is disrespect”
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Sergio (@N0S3K3P0N3R) reported@MappaRocket @Timmothy_plays @RAAA_AAAT ofc, ur comments are just "feelings" and u cant back up anything. And my comment is pretentious but the other guy wanting a disney plot in the anime, insulting the work in the process, is not "pretentious" ok lol
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Diavolo (@cornchipmen) reportedDoes anybody who has the forsworn trooper Fortnite skin want to invite me to their Disney family so I can get it too? Codes dont work in us
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MagnificentMojave (@magmojave) reported@VashSky Let me clarify... prior to his passing, he was fine with JUST the Disney location being open 365 days and full service, and he was influencing the kids to go with it, even though he technically retired 20 years prior. After he died, at least one of the children (I'm pretty sure it was one of the daughters) demanded the agreement change and they would be closed on holidays at the Disney location, and she wanted a larger basement for the bakery. That's why progress stalled, and why it almost got called off entirely. The problem is that Disney REALLY wanted Portos as a tenant... but the basement was a problem. A big problem. That's why we're seeing them demolish so much to make it happen. That bakery in that basement is going to be resource heavy and they needed to work out a lot of water and electrical issues. But Disney said absolutely not to the holiday closure... and for some reasons they gave in to a partial closure agreement. Portos will basically be running a skeleton crew on holidays with only premade food available. The kitchen and bakery will be closed. It seems silly... but it's akin to having Chik-fil-A in Downtown Disney and closing on Sundays. Chik-fil-A would NEVER agree to be open on Sundays and Disney would never agree to that. Portos is kind of the same way about their holidays... almost a total deal killer.
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✨️Courtney✨️ (@TwilightNxbxdy) reportedDisney Tsum is gonna be the reason I crash out i swear
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E- in Europe (@EvelynF94163986) reported@telefe @disneyplusla @DisneyPlus did you know this guy that the channel is hiring just said he would enjoy abusing ……you know …the worst thing ever!! This is disgusting!!!
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Iced Coffee Is A Meal ☕ (@I_Am_Sal__) reported@jtimsuggs Blame Disney for canceling it. Just how you should blame Disney for removing the utapau & Boba fet arcs in season 7 of the clone wars for the awful sisters arc. The utapau arc was literally finished
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FaggotWith2Gs (@mqdwheeler) reportedWhen i was in hs i had a friend who’s disabled and has trouble walking long distances so she had a wheelchair for disney world (choir trip) and she stood up so we could move it over a curb and we all started going “OMG ITS A DISNEYMIRACLE SHE CAN WALK” to **** w ppl around us😭
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Aakash Gupta (@aakashgupta) reportedIn 1998, Sony was offered the film rights to almost every Marvel character for $25 million. Their executives passed. Nobody cares about the rest, they said, just buy Spider-Man. So they licensed him alone for about $7 million. That $7 million license just produced the biggest opening weekend in movie history. Brand New Day did $360 million domestic in three days, beating Endgame, and crossed $2.2 billion worldwide in 24 days. Marvel was crawling out of bankruptcy back then, selling characters to whoever would pay. X-Men had already gone to Fox and Hulk to Universal. Eleven years later Disney bought everything Marvel had left for $4 billion, and the movies made from that purchase have grossed over $33 billion since. So Sony's pass gets called the worst decision in Hollywood history. Except look at what Sony kept. Ten live-action Spider-Man films, the Venom movies, the Spider-Verse movies. More than $12 billion in tickets, all flowing from a license that cost 3% of this one film's $225 million production budget. The worst deal in Hollywood history and the best licensing deal ever made are the same deal. And Disney's consolation prize was quietly the smartest position of all. When the partnership was renegotiated, Sony kept the box office and Disney kept the merchandising. Spider-Man moves over a billion dollars of merch a year. Disney gets paid on this movie without selling a single ticket.
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🧚🏼♀️ (@222rubie) reportedcars top 3 worst disney movies oat #sorry
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titanswan (@TiTanSwan27) reported@krch852 It really sucks that people in the states can't get it unless you actually spend money to go to the Disney parks. There's just one problem with that, Disney has lost a ton of money and since Covid. Numbers are in the toilet and they're trying to rip people off now with this promo
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Chris Strickland (@CMSPackerfan) reported@KurtBenkert Hard pass. **** Disney. They'll never get a dime from me if I can help it.
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Xolos Fan (@X0losFan) reported@thechildoftime @Joestar2323 @soph_hahn Well, for one I’m grateful Disney catered to pronoun twinks like you for a while and after many flops finally decided this approach wasn’t sustainable. They are now course correcting with quality. Thanks *****, no more shows for fa**otts 👍
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BIGLAWSUIT (@whyrusomadlol) reported@vountee Terrible art, terrible, ugly *** design. Lol @ Disney. Cooked.
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Sam Presti (@rickainttheboss) reported@sescoops This is more of a ESPN/disney issue rather than WWE . The platform is too expensive to really only show wwe programming and b tier sports most of the year . Poor marketing for the wwe aswell on ESPN there are over forcing it . NBC was the perfect platform for wwe .
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Moskawitz (@Moskawitz) reported@HarrisonKrank Been happening for years. Even seemingly innocent movies... take for example Pixars Coco... Boy goes against family, works out just fine in the end. Same tactic everywhere, enforcing the child that sometimes family isnt right, try anyway, itll work out like disney movies..
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Joseph Kahn (@JosephKahn) reportedI don't buy the mergers are bad for business argument. We had an explosion of work pre Covid to the point that executives could toss money at luxury beliefs and greenlight the most asinine product. Disney has been eating up companies like a fat hyena in a Costco for decades and they've been expanding work, not contracting it. How can anyone argue against the fact that MORE work was being created in the corporate merger/buyout/streaming boom than any other time in history? Many of these questionable writers wouldn't even have jobs if these mega companies didn't overflow with stock market coupons that executives were mandated to spend on anything and anyone. The only stop to corporate waste is that the customer rejected the Bluetooth Sandinista Mickey Mouse ***** and decided it was inappropriate for kids. The work contracted because the customer has spoken: do better.