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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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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.
December 18: Problems at Disney+
Disney+ is having issues since 12:10 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.
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Sign in (58%)
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Buffering (20%)
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Crashing (13%)
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Playback Issues (9%)
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Video Quality (1%)
Live Outage Map
The most recent Disney+ outage reports came from the following cities:
| City | Problem Type | Report Time |
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 Frankfurt am Main |
Buffering | |
 Seattle |
Buffering | |
 Strasbourg |
Sign in | |
 Christchurch |
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| Irving |
Sign in | |
 Kyiv |
Sign in |
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Disney+ Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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💫💞Brandi 💞💫
(@ImJustBrandi) reported
I’m so tired of @YouTubeTV not being able to consistently keep partnerships with major networks. Now Disney is gone, I couldn’t even watch GMA this morning! Does @hulu live have these same issues?
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Jacob Q🇻🇦🇺🇸
(@hashtag_quag) reported
@Tb3418 It’s slightly less expensive and all the drama with YouTube TV not being able to work something out with Disney to have all the ESPN channels, because to be honest, I rarely watch tv at all other than sports
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🇺🇸Ginflower 🇺🇸
(@ginflower) reported
@byBDavis YouTube tv isn’t the problem. Disney/ESPN is
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Dubs
(@Dubs964) reported
@YouTubeTV Get rid of the channels no one watches and pay Disney. Problem solved.
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Syd 🌵
(@sydney_thinks) reported
.@ESPN and @YouTube not making an agreement is not my problem. Neither are operating in good faith for their shareholders, but especially ESPN. It's frankly disgusting behavior. @Disney, you really ought to be ashamed of yourself at this point.
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Elle
(@Gimewane) reported
@BuyingAir @BySteveHolley Thx for the info. I hear terrible things about the ESPN app, and I refuse to give into Disney’s greediness. I know Sling might not be the best, but that’s what we’re doing right now. Hopefully, they get this BS figured out with YouTube TV because I really enjoy it.
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👑 Western empire
(@1WESTERN_EMPIRE) reported
@MySportsUpdate YouTube TV counters that despite efforts, no fair deal was reached with Disney, removing ABC and ESPN channels effective immediately and offering a $20 credit per subscriber if the outage extends beyond a short period.
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Michigan Dawg 🏆🏆🐶
(@galvin4511) reported
@BobbyWilson1004 Both, but YTTV has this issue several times a year with other networks. Just happened 3 months ago with Fox. In February it was CBS. Greed on both sides, but I’m going to Hulu if it’s the same price. No chance of missing games when the service and channels are owned by Disney.
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Justin T Woods
(@woods_jus) reported
@rcb05 I’ve had Hulu w/ ESPN+ and Disney+ for years now. Never been an issue. Not cheap though. Probably on par w/ Cable for no real benefit.
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John Hine
(@JMHEEN) reported
@ESPNPR Piss off with these lies. Claiming YouTubetv is the problem when Disney owns its own live tv streaming platform is a wild position. Clearly Disney is pushing up the price for YouTube tv to cause a price hike in an attempt to drive customers to Hulu.
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Adrianna
(@aroig1214) reported
@Disney is looking to be the only ones with their channels. They’ve created a a mega rival against Google. They bought Fubo 2 days ago & created ESPN premium 2 mo. ago that you can’t buy on mo. by mo. basis. They want you to think it’s YoutubeTV that’s the problem. It isn’t.
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0xProtoCon
(@0xProtoCon) reported
@vodangkhoa873 @Aspie96 @gdechichi I prompted the images. I prompted the animations. I prompted the sounds. I spent hours on premiere doing post. Do I know if it was copied? No. And I care about as much as the people who watch it. Disney copied their own animations over and over again. So is your argument that people don’t like copied material or is it an IP argument? Indie game devs clearly have it rough. You’re competing against AAA studios for attention and quality, and now a new fleet of creative people who won’t have to pride themselves in coding knowledge to get it done. Turns out making games people want to play is the hard part.
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Adrianna
(@aroig1214) reported
@Disney’s the problem in channel dispute w/ YouTubetv. They created ESPN premium that is a yr contract. They bought out Fubo 2 days ago. It’s not a coincidence that YouTube contract expired. They want to force you to Hulu or Fubo to make more $ Richer just keep getting richer.
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NBA Slime
(@TerryFranconia) reported
@Chris_Viv I blame YouTube more than ESPN/Disney because this has been problem with multiple other networks as well just happened a month ago with Fox but they reached a short term deal
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DUI Pete
(@Memphis_Rebel22) reported
@YouTubeTV Disney has to be the worst streaming service/partner ever. I mean **** us right?
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Aaron
(@ODP_Sparky) reported
@GDive @BrettRasdall The problem here is say 60% of the TV users swap to ESPN app that's already more profitable for Disney than selling their rights to the TV companies. It's hard to know the exact % but you can be sure it's not close to 100%
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charles stuckey
(@cstuck24) reported
@YouTubeTV Just had this issue with spectrum and Disney which led me to add you guys and less than two years its the same problem. The consumers lose in the end all the time. Just took 89.63 automatically two days ago and this happened lol
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Wilk
(@CDubKY3) reported
@anthonytbroome Y’all realize this is a Disney greed issue and not YouTube TV at fault right… Disney continues to make things about dollars and cents instead of their viewers and then blames the outlets that they demand ridiculous rates from in public. Gross stuff.
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Mary Moorefield
(@MaryMorganM) reported
@YouTubeTV @Disney Get your acts together and make a deal. Get over yourselves, compromise, and do what is best for the consumer. FIX IT. And while you're at it, @googlefiber bring back your TV service -- it was the best of any service out there!
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Zollers SZN
(@KC_Hushie) reported
@uncledanny24 @notthefakeSVP Isn't Disney already bleeding us enough? It's not my fault they make terrible business decisions.
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Marc
(@MarcSamardzija) reported
@byBDavis I guess no issue with Disney driving up costs because of their continuous failures. But hey, I guess college football on Saturday, specifically on Disney networks more important.
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Marty Graw
(@MartyGraw6) reported
@coach_smith11 @YouTubeTV @espn Sounds like the problem is disney..
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Jordan Stocks
(@StockTalks21) reported
@TheLordRiddle To be clear, I’m not blaming YouTube TV. If anything I thought this was a Disney issue
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Mike McLean
(@MikeMcL00531595) reported
@cafreeland Wondering if the MP salary, plus special envoy wage and perks are enough to resubscribe to Disney? Keeping up the hard work we see. Hope your doing OK. 🤮
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Scott Smith
(@kenssmith) reported
@YouTubeTV @Disney Fix this junk before football tomorrow. please and thank you
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Will
(@wereiwas) reported
@YouTubeTV First of all, screw Disney. They are awful. That being said, bold of you to not renew the contract when I can just watch ESPN on the illegal live streams on YouTube itself.
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Andrew Twesme 🦚
(@AndrewTwesme) reported
@YouTubeTV you are going to screw around and lose me. Constantly increasing prices and then removing Disney/espn. You don’t have much longer to fix this.
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〽️~BlueCrue~〽️
(@bluecrue_MI) reported
@CSOonX This part is on Disney. They are trying to create a sports monopoly and get everyone over to their owned Hulu service (which is terrible). They bought Fubo to eliminate the sports streaming alternative 2 days before this move.
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Marcus Ulrich
(@SlashBrooke25) reported
@britttlifts Problem is, if you got to Hulu, Disney wins. I can assume Disney is the problem in this battle
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RealNameNoGimmick
(@C3dric83) reported
Disney has to be broken up. #Monopoly