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 31: Problems at Disney+
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by Disney+ users through our website.
- Sign in (40%)
- Buffering (30%)
- Crashing (20%)
- Playback Issues (7%)
- 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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 Heiligenhaus
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Buffering | 4 hours ago |
 Phoenix
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Crashing | 7 hours ago |
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Duisburg
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Playback Issues | 22 hours ago |
 Catania
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Playback Issues | 24 hours ago |
 Milton Keynes
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Sign in | 1 day ago |
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Phoenix
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Crashing | 2 days ago |
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Disney+ Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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GoldringI (@GoldringI) reported@telephonerust I've been watching Person of Interest for the first time. (Also I don't currently have Disney+, but I guess that's... Less of a problem.)
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Abstract (@abstract961) reportedit gave absolutely zero breathing room between the disney worlds, and it made the pacing feel really bad. kh2 did not have this issue because it had a. less story riding on it (kh3 had 6 games between it and 2 whereas 2 only had CoM after 1) and-
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Nick (@GoPats15) reported@ogorangebird People hated it because it was pretty underwhelming when compared to the fireworks at MK & Epcot or Fantasmic at HS. It just wasn’t as big of a spectacle. Unfortunately I think it really suffered from pre done shows. Had they been able to incorporate drones I think it would’ve held up a lot better, especially since you could’ve seen them from more areas of the park which might have brought more attention to the show in general. They may have also been able to incorporate flare style “fireworks” from both the ground and from the drones. These wouldn’t have the loud bangs that could disturb the animals but would help with the spectacle. In the end, that style show would be very similar to what they do at disneyland paris and had they done it first at WDW pre covid, it probably would’ve gotten even more popular as one of the first drones shows of it’s kind. It’s a bit surprising Disney wasn’t more on the ball with this. Consumer drones blew up around 2013-2015 with one of the first drone show demos in 2015. By 2018 you had over 1,000 drones used in the opening ceremonies of the winter olympics. This is of course right around the timeframe River of Lights debuted, so again a show like that would’ve made waves. FAA rules/certification might have played a factor as well as insurance concerns but seems to me like Disney is usually able to move that stuff along/get special exemptions.
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Jesse Massarioli (@Massa2026) reported@grnboutique who knows where I can get a good IPTV with good picture quality without glitches, netflix, disney plus, all the tv channels ) pls
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BuHarilife01🥷 (@BuHarilife) reportedSorry some typo errors instead of Disney at my captions I said DC hey @grok I think I made mistakes
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Mr. “I’m so tired” Macias (@Saicam_Films) reported@aigor_andrea @Eggmaster23 Considering the directors, writers etc aren’t all contractually obligated to work for Disney and have worked elsewhere I just don’t see why it’s mandatory, especially when even some Disney employees don’t know all the details themselves. If the execs okay’d it that’s on them
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Kevin Anthony Haynes (@anthony_ha15609) reported@JamesGunn If Andy Muschetti experience problems, it is because some fool people try compromise WB productions than Disney/Marvel productions. This is why Chris Nolan created his Dark Knight Trilogy, back to back on high security, minus potential interfere Andy likely experienced
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Ξиƙi̽-Ξ∴ i̽ร∴∴𝖈 ☥ 🐦⬛ (@Silhouettin) reportedSo Disney is in talks with us to hire 100 of our agents and occupy Disney. Who says yapping doesn't work. They got mad I posted that we dropped them, and now they're feeling the fomo lmfaooooo
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JJ (@SteamboatJJ) reported@Kremason7 @keemonade @NozaLucy Insomniac kinda had legal issues too. Before Disney bough Fox, the lack of X-Men or F4 in media was a company wide policy which persisted throughout most of the first game's development
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norm (@cyaleave) reportedThe dem/media is who the real threat to democracy is! Media using race in almost every aspect of media programming just to try and help the dems gain votes hope all there woke programming fail like the disgusting disney media led by the fat gay grandaughter of disney founder walt
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Jennings Lawton DePriest I (@jenningslawton) reportedDisney could single-handedly fix the birth rate by banning childless adults from Magic Kingdom.
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RealVentures (@TheRealVentures) reported@UniversalQuacks Also didn't Disney say they would use AI to help them as a tool? Whether they like it or not I don't see it going away.
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JB (@FridayAfternoon) reported@TiffanyFong Yeah, most boys were taught to man up instead of whining about their problems like someone was going to come and just fix them for us. We didn't have Disney Princess fairy tales.
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J'Ames Amethyst ☭ Grey (@JaneDoeEy3d) reported@DildoGaggins89 I remember when Disney sold clothing of that quality and it was $20-30 each not $500 for a limited edition giant box of ****
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Danny Arkham (@danny_arkham) reported@ThatChrisGore Mine the knights of the old republic era and print money. Disney can fix it quickly but refuse to admit they were wrong.
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Call me SNAKE (@CallMeSnake01) reported@elenamunuera @Vincentt1987 Cousin is greedy. He had something shared with him and he now feels entitled to it. The issue is not that he won’t share his parents’ prime access. The issue is he feels entitled to the Disney+ access despite offering nothing in return and never offering to split it.
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Matt Swanson (@MattSwanson24) reported@CoasterK24 I think the auntie gravity ones are the worst in all of Disney. They are small tight and smell. I suspect they haven't touched them for the same reason stitch sits empty.
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Andrew Kautz (@ahkautz) reported@cafreeland @MSNOWNews Nah, I’m going to watch the Disney Channel instead. Oh, wait a minute, you told me to cancel that subscription so that my finances would magically fix themselves.
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I am (@_iDubem) reported@CinemaaNow One constant? They all work for Disney😮💨
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James (@jamescoder12) reportedHis wife started by explaining something most people fundamentally misunderstand about how AirTags work. "You think the AirTag is a GPS tracker. It's not. There's no GPS chip inside it. There's no cellular antenna. There's no WiFi receiver. There's no internet connection of any kind. The AirTag is a tiny Bluetooth beacon that broadcasts an encrypted signal and nothing else." She told him the magic isn't in the AirTag. The magic is in the network. Apple's Find My network consists of over 2 billion active Apple devices worldwide every iPhone, every iPad, every Mac, every Apple Watch. When any of these devices passes within Bluetooth range of an AirTag (roughly 30–50 feet), it detects the AirTag's encrypted signal, notes the GPS location of the Apple device itself, and anonymously relays that location to Apple's servers. The relay is invisible. The device owner receives no notification. No data is stored on their device. No privacy is compromised. The Apple device simply whispers to Apple's cloud: "I detected this encrypted signal at this location" and moves on. She told him at Disney World surrounded by tens of thousands of visitors carrying iPhones the AirTag inside Mr. Bun was being detected by dozens of devices every minute. The Find My network triangulated the rabbit's position from multiple Bluetooth pings, narrowing the location to a specific area of the park. When she activated Precision Finding within close range, her own iPhone's Ultra Wideband chip took over providing directional accuracy within centimeters. She said the AirTag costs $29 because the expensive part the network is free. Apple built the tracking infrastructure into every device it's ever sold. The AirTag is just the beacon that plugs into it. The 2 billion devices are the search party. The AirTag is the flare. Here are the 11 strategies she showed him.
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Random Conservative Geek (@HadeusHawkyns) reported@40kWorldview I think the problem is that Star Wars itself is still good, it's just that Disney has put out a lot that isn't Star Wars, it just has the veneer and logo attached. When you get something that still *feels* like Star Wars, it's nice.
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LateKDramaLover (@LateKDramaLover) reported@Cosmo_Nova9 @DisneyPlus I think the real problem are netizens who are not willing to accept that they were mislead by false accusations. KSH, who was proven to be falsely accused and slandered, is a rather a victim, not a predator.
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Sayo (@Sayo_IC) reported@kyomu_utsuro How DARE idols be banned from dating (replying to post saying an idol did porn) Same people Fire that actress working on Disney shows for doing porn! Ban another one from working on children's shows! How DARE they want to work with children after being so *****! not hypocrisy ofc
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colonel hrgh (@ColonelHrgh) reported@SKDYshishi @shuniverser This might be true for stuff like Disney and sanrio but I don't get why other gatcha even wouldn't have anything. P sure fgo is also relatively chill abt it Ntm I still do see Pokémon merch as well and that can be a problem
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Taengmozlove⁷ (@bi_right12) reportedDeath is not the worst thing that Disney can do to them
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HenndoMoney (@hendoworth) reported@lefoudupuyy They wanted to move onto their Star Wars work so bad and then Disney saw this **** and was like “oh, actually”
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Squid Ⓥ (@sagelordkenneth) reportedDisney forcing us to get ESPN Unlimited is the problem.
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Snarcasm Queen (@MoreOrLessAMess) reported@katherinista @yayainbloom @SailorSammy93 The pocket watching is the worst. "Well, you guys bought a new car, took off work for a family vacation, what do you mean you can't take off 4 days to come to my Disney cruise wedding? And your little black dress doesn't match my theme btw"
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Rodrigo Vaz (@orodrigovaz) reportedDoes anyone has issues on running @DisneyPlus on #PS4? @PlayStation_BR
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Alex Alexander (@pawnshop_putter) reportedThere isn’t one objectively “biggest” problem in the world, but everything is connected, therefore everything is doomed. Nobody asked for a Disney+/Hulu/ESPN Unlimited bundle. I like Micky Mouse, but what ******** does he know about streaming Live Sports.