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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 20: Problems at Disney+

Disney+ is having issues since 12:30 AM 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.

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

Live Outage Map

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

CityProblem TypeReport Time
Béziers Crashing 5 hours ago
Bogotá Sign in 22 hours 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

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • d_1awrence
    David Lawrence (@d_1awrence) reported

    In 1972, admission to Magic Kingdom in Orlando was increased for the first time from $3.50 to $3.75 per person. A few months later, prices rose from $3.75 to $4.95. Over the years, Disney's brand has grown, their parks have expanded, investment has been ploughed into the experience to keep guests coming back again & again. Fast forward 55 years & Disney have announced that a Magic Kingdom ticket price will be $219 per day! That's a ticket price increase of 6,157% from 1972 - a CAGR of 7.81% People will point to the park and say 'they have better rides now', 'their fireworks are bigger' or 'they have more staff now' but they miss the real reason the price has gone up. Innovation has improved. Productivity has improved. The money hasn't. Monetary Inflation has caused the ticket prices to increase. The USD is broken. If annual monetary inflation continues at 7.81%, the entry price to Magic Kingdom will be $464 in 10 years & $985 in 20 years. People will look at those numbers and say "no way that'll happen - people won't be able to afford to go." 20 years ago, the gate price was $67 - if you'd have said that entry would be 3.5x more expensive in 2026, people would have said the same & yet, 100,000 people a DAY enter the park. The only way to fix it is to change the money. Bitcoin is the only money in history that can't be inflated. On a Bitcoin Standard, rides will get better, entertainment & services will improve, consumers get a better experience, but the entry to Magic Kingdom would get cheaper in time. The world needs Bitcoin. Most people just don't realise it yet. 🧡

  • seasalt_bae
    🇺🇸🪸joeycon🪸🇵🇸 (@seasalt_bae) reported

    This dumbass chased a girl and her cat onto train tracks literally the stupidest worst villain in the Disney canon

  • IsntDaveOne
    𝒾𝓈𝓃𝓉𝒹𝒶𝓋𝑒𝑜𝓃𝑒 (@IsntDaveOne) reported

    @TwinkHousewife license, distribution issues with her old label and Disney.

  • joecarlsonshow
    Joseph Carlson (@joecarlsonshow) reported

    99.9% of people were sure Netflix password crackdown was going to fail, and they were wrong. It was spectacular success. What if 99% of people are wrong today in assuming Netflix has an 'engagement problem'? Let's look at the facts: - First the Bloomberg article stating Netflix had a fall-off in season 2 was directly contradicted by management. The CEO of Netflix said that across the platform season 2 fall off has actually improved year over year. - Management noted in the most recent call that retention is “healthy”, they noted that “membership grew”, they noted that price increases are “going well”. - Netflix’s total watchtime grew by 2% year over year - So to summarize: Retention trends remains healthy, total watch time has increased, membership has grown, price increases are going well, and season 2 aggregate drop off has improved. All of this while the World Cup has gone on. Does that sound like a company that has an engagement problem? "But Joseph, the watch-time per sub has decreased a little"... True, but management has explained that password crackdown means less account sharing. Also countries they are growing into watch less TV overall than americans. So it actually makes perfect sense watch time per sub is declining. But Joseph, Netflix looked at buying different companies like WBD and Roku. True, Netflix is always looking at adding more content to their platform, just like how the went from purely licensing shows to making their own, then moving into stand up comedy, documentaries, then into live sports, and podcasts, and video games. They have always expanded their offering. If you back up a little and look at the actual data here. What is the fire? What is the concern? They are growing 14% revenue, operating margins are moving up, they produce billions more in free cash flow than the Disney empire. I believe the single biggest reason investors are fearful is because the stock price has fallen. “The stock fell, therefore something must have deteriorated enough to justify the decline.” In this case I disagree once again, and I defend Netflix once again. I don't think the fall is justified.

  • JamesSwann2
    James Swann (@JamesSwann2) reported

    @agbcopen Ventus’s story is the worst purely for one simple reason - Ice-Cream Beat in Disney Town.

  • redaskiy
    ᒥᐦᑯ 🌸 𝘢𝘴𝘬𝘪𝘺 (@redaskiy) reported

    Disney gobbles up DC and we will get the absolute worst pieces of media ever conceived

  • Ms_Mina_
    Marina Avila 🎀 (@Ms_Mina_) reported

    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.

  • therealEvone
    Ms.Evonne 🇨🇦 🇺🇸 (@therealEvone) reported

    @iiammon3t @CurttiMagurtti And the problem is you're not giving them enough credit. First, most foreigners have contact with remote villages through local guides or organizations who facilitate cultural exchange and more. Or should we believe that Skai from the Disney Channel found the village on her own?

  • SoneSelenatorSk
    AYO SNSD (@SoneSelenatorSk) reported

    I think the problem with the new descendants is the old cast were part of og Disney they had already a following and ACTED down, the new cast, most of them still lacks in star power and acting

  • merik2008
    Merik2008 (@merik2008) reported

    @jake_coasters @lego_man2008 and that right there is the problem with Disney right now, they're trying way too hard to be Universal. They're erasing their edge over Universal.

  • ArialLucastbpf
    Arialtheghxst (@ArialLucastbpf) reported

    @idkash1234 @ItsaNewError It’s wwe if you have a problem then watch Disney or Nickelodeon

  • chimot_
    Arai Amelya (@chimot_) reported

    @peardrink this proves changing a beloved classic backfires, and I hope Disney wakes up. the film had issues since prepro, but they were too arrogant. Snow White's costume looks so cheap imo and like a Halloween outfit. did the production team get scammed by a fabric vendor or what?

  • JaviRiosEnrique
    Javier Ríos Enrique (@JaviRiosEnrique) reported

    @AnnaSmallacombe @PeskydoesTech @whoisdietpepsi So true! It's very sad because I think Snow White deserves a good remake and it have very good elements on this but the lazy photography, the cheap costumes and sets, the Gadot casting, some uninspired songs, etc really an awful film And it was the first Walt Disney feature film

  • LittleScar86
    Little Scar (@LittleScar86) reported

    @justnyxs For starters, GoW hasnt been GoW in some time now. Making it disney themed now aint going to help sell it to me. 2ndly, never played Intergalactic. Not a spacey guy. Dead Space was an exception cause it was done right. And got to witness gameplay prior.

  • DavidPoland
    David Poland (@DavidPoland) reported

    @colliderfrosty @IMAX I love the idea… I am paying at least 3 times to see Odyssey in 70mm IMAX in the first 10 days… but the math doesn’t math. You can’t turn old films into 70mm IMAX. And there is no limit to the number of IMAX screens or projectors… just the ones that show film. The economies of scale are why CinemaScope and VistaVision and others never really took off. It’s why IMAX moved to digital. It’s also why almost all movie theaters shifted to digital projection… which saves distributors billions a year vs shipping and maintaining “film” on reels. It’s also what allows a multiplex to show a movie on 5 or more screens on opening weekend. Also, IMAX has some financial issues that suggest that there will be more brand-establishing competitors in Premium. The Avengers roll-out is already “Disney Infinity” branded on Fandango. So I expect another wave of change around Premium in the next 5 years. If there were 5 Odyssey-sized IMAX 70mm film movies a year, playing 25 weekends or more a year, the math would probably start mathing. But the idea that exhibitors should invest 100s of thousands in case studios - who are already short on movie count - might make films that could use this format is just unrealistic.

  • IZetarion
    IZetarion (@IZetarion) reported

    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.

  • ToxcynTV
    Toxcyn (@ToxcynTV) reported

    @MCUFilmNews @JamesMackwl I’m calling it now. After secret wars, Ironman is back. Killing stark was the worst thing Disney ever did lol

  • CertoKelly
    Kel (@CertoKelly) reported

    @TomFitton @Disney The real issue I see is that her 24 year old man child calls his mom to bail him out. How many times has this happened and she was successful. Her behavior is expected.

  • ProtonWave77
    ProtonWave77 (@ProtonWave77) reported

    Last year I went to the Pearl Harbor. I has such a strange feeling. Aside from it feeling too much like Disney, I could not help but notice the “Tree of life” in one of the most predominant location of the place. What I also could not help notice was the absence of any Cross.

  • JrHopeless
    Hopeless Situation Warrior, Jr. (@JrHopeless) reported

    STAR WARS is a completed, six-film work made by a visionary, and it will live forever. Disney STAR WARS is the one rotting and already being forgotten.

  • MaxCatastrophe
    Mera (@MaxCatastrophe) reported

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

  • mhussainisoye
    ceasefire (@mhussainisoye) reported

    Iran is building back bridges and train tracks in less than 24 hours, while the U.S. can't even fix potholes. The difference between a civilisation with thousands of years of history and Disney land.

  • StevieJRose88
    Steven J. Rose (@StevieJRose88) reported

    @Whitekd35_412 @ScottHanson Disney and Xfinity are two of the worst companies in the world and are now beefing. We can all hate both together. But also, I think they want to move the NFL Redzone to ESPN+ ultimately.

  • Kingdakha92
    KingdaKha (@Kingdakha92) reported

    Snow White was one of the worst live actions Disney has done & it’s a hill I gotta die on. I refuse to rewatch it.

  • gravsi812
    Tab (@gravsi812) reported

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

  • nick_of_time_49
    .✦ ݁˖nick_of_time .✦ ݁˖ (@nick_of_time_49) reported

    @Sunset_The_Fox The only reason they said he was a furry is because they wanted to dog on us and get us hated. No one cares nearly as much about the kids that go missing at Disney, though. Poor kid. Hope they can get the help they need after this

  • PolkaSpots_
    PolkaSpots (@PolkaSpots_) reported

    @SergSirB Bruh I have been doing these jobs for year XD you seek problems where there arent any. Maybe sue disney for their mascots too while you are at it

  • AceTributon
    Ace Tributon (@AceTributon) reported

    @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!

  • savagegerbil1
    Savage Gerbil (@savagegerbil1) reported

    @ScriptTrooper You know, I finally watched season 3 of Mandalorian, the Jack Black episode ended up amusing me "Our old combat droids retrofitted as servants are going crazy and hurting people" "Can't you turn them off?" "Oh no, they'll all ******* die. Since we gave all the work to the droids, everyone is an artist or poet. Completely useless." Disney ripping on the ****** crowd was the last thing I expected

  • 3eric6
    E (@3eric6) reported

    @jake_coasters If it’s part of a land and the coaster is well themed (where it can be) then I don’t see a problem with it being “exposed” Disney people are just butthurt about Universal doing that because they know Uni delivers and more with their coasters