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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
The following are the most recent problems reported by Disney+ users through our website.
- Sign in (38%)
- Buffering (32%)
- 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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 Ephrata
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Sign in | 9 hours ago |
 Guardea
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Sign in | 11 hours ago |
 Pont-Saint-Vincent
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Sign in | 11 hours ago |
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Lyon
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Sign in | 23 hours ago |
 Ciudad Nezahualcoyotl
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Crashing | 23 hours ago |
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Grasse
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Crashing | 1 day ago |
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Disney+ Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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(fan account) ❤️🔥🐦🔥 (@selenandbenny) reportedReason ? Is it true he had issues with the law and Disney declined ?
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𝒙𝒐𝒙𝒐 𝒎𝒆𝒏𝒕𝒐𝒔 ♡ (@mentospsv) reportedDC wants to be Marvel so bad they're coping the Disney+ shows tactic not even caring it didn't work They simply wanna show they can do it
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Adam (@RealAdamJanis66) reported@ben_edlund They never released season 3 on DVD in America, right? All I could find was imports. Disney needs to get their mouse ears out of their mouse rears and fix this.
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JVLIVS (@julius_worlds) reportedI knew Disney would ******* ruin X-Men. Prioritising actors with fanbases rather than quality actors/good casting 😭
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CJ/CONANT 🦑 (@GameboyEP) reported@DanGuy96 I think another issue in terms of like 2010s lore cartoons that failed is that it was obvious that some shows were made like that to fill a slot. Disney XD pretty much made almost every show that aired after Gravity Falls a Gravity Falls-lite because they wanted another hit
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Grant Seeker (@Dr_GrantSeeker) reported@MrReadman01 @BillZanetti Yes it should and I am appalled with this picture. Disney quality control? Gone lol
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Mentos42 (Da Ghetto Blasta) (@Mentos49079252) reported@MattTMage Problem is current Disney haven't been able to do live action well. Might as well stick to animation.
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Chofis💕Ok (Sofia's Version) (@Chofis_Ok) reported@SF_Spector I'm feeling, more than just a theory, that Disney is desperately trying to create a new teen idol like they used to do back in the day with Zac Efron, The Jonas, etc., with Malachi, but it's not working. That's why they put that kid everywhere.
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✦ cass • ceo of quake ✦ #1 jessluke stan (@finnreyswifts) reportedDisney World merch is already sorta mid, hopefully new management would fix it.
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Crystalwizard (@crystalwizard) reportedno, the quality is disney movie quality - you only don't like it cause you know it's AI but if you didn't, you'd be asking where they found unreleased disney movie footage you are obsessed and wearing blinders your world ended 4 years ago - and now you are digging yourself a hole to stick your head in, and insisting that the world that now exists - doesn't.
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Hollywood Horror Museum (@horrormuseum) reported@LarryRosenthal Our problem is always that Disney prefers to rewrite history in every way possible if it offends them. It rarely offends customers, but they feel they are the guardians of the world
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Michael Gutierrez (@Michael0496517) reported@catturd2 Another Disney owned shitshow. I don’t know how Disney hasn’t been considered a monopoly and broken up
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🇺🇸LWO4Life🇲🇽 (Not a Blue Check Mark) (@LOP_LWO) reported@Rebel0fReality Netflix works because both companies are different. Netflix buying WB would give Netflix a major studio, while WB would have a bigger streaming service for its movies. Paramount and WB don't work because both are major studios. Look at Fox after being bought by Disney.
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TheDemoncore was already taken (@erocnomeDehT) reported@TwoRulesOfWar Disney adults are awful to begin with. We used to do Disney when the kids were little, before it got extra ****** with covid. Seeing them in the lines for character meetings always left me feeling contempt in the highest degree. And now to find a group that celebrates the fatties?
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Goatdalf ap Sosban Fach🏴🏴☠️🇬🇧 (@BushZippy) reported@LoopyDoopse @DisneyPlus Agreed. It’s not bad, it’s awful.
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SlipperyFrog (@SlipperyFrog89) reported@OniCamiKun @VHSDVDBLURAY4K I stopped indulging Disney years ago because the quality just wasn't there. Hard to imagine it getting even worse.
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Drew Jemison (@TenTen0809) reported@EsmailMohomad @CasuallyBias3d @stilldexhinton That is not true at all. Spider-Man is in the MCU because Sony realized that their past few attempts at Spider-Man movies failed and saw the traction the MCU was gaining so decided to work with Marvel/Disney. Plus most of Spidey’s best stories are when he is with other heroes
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Mr Koach Carter (@MR_koach_carter) reportedX men 97 season 2 started off strong but fell off hard after episode 4 .. Disney need to work what out with Bo
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Sean Condon (@realSeanCondon) reportedFrozen is the worst major Disney movie
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Macro Alpha (@MacroAlphaHQ) reportedRetail reads the Disney buyback lift as the signal the lost decade finally ends. The company moved the target to nine billion using the A plus E cash. Streaming flipped from a one point five billion quarterly loss to seven hundred twelve million profit. The stock still sits nine point two five percent lower on the year. The chart lines tell the rest. Earnings climb while price stays pinned. Nine billion in repurchases does not change what the market pays for the rest of the business. Nine billion buybacks cannot fix a decade of nothing.
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FallenStar 🐦🔥💫🌈 (@flowsnow00) reported@unit3ryen_ @nastyreginaa i see a lot of bad talkings started already,, the only way disney can fix this is by releasing the mv for the song immediately so the fans can better understand the concept and context of the song here
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RadiantFilm (@RadiantFilm) reportedBuster Keaton on making The General (1926): Keaton: "Clyde Bruckman [the co-director] run into this book called The Great Locomotive Chase, a situation that happened in the Civil War, and it was a pip. Says, “Well, it's awful heavy for us to attempt, because when we got that much plot and story to tell, it means we're goin' to have a lot of film with no laughs in it. But we won't worry too much about it if we can get the plot all told [laid out] in that first reel, and our characters—believable characters—all planted and then go ahead and let it roll. And every other situation is more dramatic than it is funny.” Well, that was the finished picture, and—it held an audience. They were interested in it—from start to finish—and there was enough laughter to satisfy. I tell you one thing I was kind of proud of myself for. I made that picture in '26. Thirty years later, Walt Disney did it [as The Great Locomotive Chase (1956)], and I guarantee you we had a better picture. . . . It was shot up around Cottage Grove, Oregon. Because not only the scenery was perfect for it, but all the narrow-gauge railroads from those lumber camps [were there]. And so much of the equipment. Because we bought engines up there and with very little work remodeled 'em into Civil War engines. Then we built a passenger train and a freight train on their flat cars. They had the rolling stock for us. So we just built box cars and passenger coaches and all the track in the world we wanted to use was already laid for us. And it looked aged, which we wanted, and badly—you know—they don't bother keepin' it looking good, they don't care what grows around it. . . . I wanted it that way." Interviewer: "Did the actual locomotive “The General” appear in that?" Keaton: "Oh no, no. We reproduced that. Because that original locomotive they'd have never let that one out of the depot in Chattanooga. . . . I believe they moved it to Atlanta, Georgia. Because the run of “The General” was from Atlanta to Chattanooga—that's where this chase took place." Interviewer: "How did the [mounted] cannon sequence develop?" Keaton: "We found that. It's an actual gun of the Civil War. The first railroad gun. And we duplicated that cannon. It almost looks like a prop we invented. That's the only thing that kind of scared us. When it comes to using it. They said, “Everybody's going to say, 'Oh, they invented the prop just to get that gag.' ” But it's an actual reproduction of a railroad gun built in the Civil War. . . . We found it in more than one book." Interviewer: "Were there more people involved in the making of that film than in any of your others?" Keaton: "Well, when it come to do the battle scenes, I hired the National Guard of Oregon. Got five hundred men there. And we managed to locate about 125 horses. Then in getting the equipment up from Los Angeles, we had to have a lot of it made. We had to have artillery pieces and army saddles and stuff like that and uniforms for both gray and blue. . . . [I housed the men] for a week in tourist cars given to us by the Union Pacific on a siding. We put up a big tent for a mess hall. And put 'em in blue uniforms and bring 'em goin' from right to left, and take 'em out, put 'em in gray uniforms, bring 'em from left to right (laughs). And fought the war." — Buster Keaton, interviewed by George C. Pratt (1958), published as “Anything Can Happen-and Generally Did”: Buster Keaton on His Silent-Film Career in Image, vol. 17, no. 4 (December, 1974)
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j (@j01001010__) reported@Chris19039 @unusual_whales Yeah but what about people who don’t work? They should be able to get paid to be at Disney too.
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Kenny Pablo Tez (@TheBlacKillBill) reported@SGchartupdate Tf is his problem? We don’t want the show bc of you. Alex, Max, & Harper made the show. He should blame Disney for making him the “strict older bro” & he’s proving our point by doing bs like this.
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Leonard Joyner (@LeonardMJoyner) reported@Ifitsthisname @wbridgefa Or how can the ESPN app, which is owned by Disney, not recognize my Disney+ login (even though the two are “bundled”)
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Steven Cheng (@stevencheng) reported@AlfredAlfer77 That is a bold claim. If the sync and quality are actually there, it changes the workflow completely. Need to see some real benchmarks before I believe the Disney comparison though.
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Rob (@RobConsigliere) reported@hulu @DisneyPlus How did Hulu end up doing this? Did Kourtney only get with him to cash in on this epic story? I smell trouble in paradise.
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Lex💋 FINAL SAY OUT NOW 💙 (@omgisthatlex) reportedThis is genuinely the worst **** I have ever heard in Disney history
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ًbia (@ceciIystrng) reported@rayydor hey!! disney+, but before i got the subscription i used to use stremio, or if stremio didn't work for some reason, websites like 123movies or primewire :)
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Analyst in a Disguise (@AnalystFTW) reported@beausoleiljay @MASTER_1_CHIEF "Plus all of these characters have interacted with Spider-Man multiple times" Just because they've interacted with SM sometimes in various issues, that doesn't give Disney/Marvel Studios an excuse to shove them into the movie, as they're barely relevant and important to the plot