Disney+ status: streaming issues and outage reports

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.

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 (4%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
London	Sign in	50 minutes ago
Woodstown	Sign in	56 minutes ago
Hildesheim	Sign in	4 hours ago
Rennes	Playback Issues	4 hours ago
Paris	Sign in	9 hours ago
Glasgow	Sign in	13 hours ago

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Disney+ Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Patrick O'sullivan (@bodhi1078) reported 3 minutes ago

  @sonyabladesbf You know Disney copied and pasted most of its early work right frame by frame they be lazy

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  R O O D (@ThatRoodBoy) reported 4 minutes ago

  @KyronLadon Season 1 was pretty good the director kind of came clean that Disney had announced the decision as if it was a scheduling problem he denied the claims and said it was a refocus of 'relevant content'

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  JR --- (@JRGhaddar) reported 5 minutes ago

  @HenryTheBlasian Since people seem to like this behind the scenes how we got here lore here’s why it was the Spiderman Deal and not the X-Men deal. So the X-Men deal (1993)was several years before the Sony Deal (1999). It was just like the Sony Deal in 1999 but for X-men and only 2.6 million dollars. So if you think Sony got a sweet deal, 20th century paid less than half that for the X-men. Marvel was hanging on by a thread and the hope was the X men film would help them, but it sat in development hell rewriting a script. By 1996 Marvel was in trouble and filed for bankruptcy. They salvaged what they could and merged it with Isaac Perlmutters Toy Biz company that made toys and had the license, but to get Marvel going again they needed a movie to sell toys (and comics) so in bankruptcy that’s when they sold the rights to Sony for Spiderman. This time 7 million and Sony gets to keep the rights as long as they put out a Spiderman movie out every yea for 5 years. The deal was finalized on February 22, 1999. This deal lit a fire under 20th Century Fox who realized that Sony was going to go aggressive on Spiderman and actually make something so finally after six years of development hell X-men began shooting in September of 1999. They got it out first with X Men debuting July 12, 2000 In December Spiderman I was set to start shootings but didn’t begin until January 2001 after a delay. Spiderman was released in June of 2002. The success was massive and 20th century followed up next month starting to shoot X2. So it really was Sony that saved Marvel. They gave them cash when they needed it most and sort of got 20th century Fox to get off their *** and do X-men. They comic book toy proceeds were enough to get Marvel to get Iron Man rights back from Universal (who had been holding them but doing nothing) and then the RDJ happened. Marvel Studios was able to ink a distribution deal with Paramount for 2 films (Iron Man, Iron Man 2) and that’s when Disney wanted in, but wanted it all And in just 10 years an entire catalogue went from being offered for just 25 million to 4 billion dollars in an aggressive buyout. Disney didn’t stop there once they bought 20th century the X-men rights returned back to Marvel. So only Sony still retains the exclusive film rights, but it was that very deal which saved Marvel.

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  CrashEnglishcl (@CEnglishcl) reported 6 minutes ago

  @FearedBuck @Disney Goddamn i knew you guys were awful but now you actively encourage people to kill each other?

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  ✨ (@iucixi) reported 7 minutes ago

  @GENIUS9N I have disney+ but i cant find any live in the app, anyone know how to fix it?

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  robin (manichitrathazhu fanpage) (@demoniorobin) reported 10 minutes ago

  @cybxrartist Bit unrelated but david jonsson really dodged a huge ******* bullet tho, that green lantern show looks like it's gonna be a mess meanwhile he gets to work with coogler and denzel washington for big disney money instead now 😭

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  ronin705 (@ronin705) reported 13 minutes ago

  @RiascosJacob @AdnaanJnr I’m just wondering if they’re gonna fix the red tape to get Fisk and Devil proper involved, or if we’re gonna get a Disney + exclusive , cuz Tom WANTS to get down

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  Aakash Gupta (@aakashgupta) reported 17 minutes ago

  Spider-Man just posted the biggest preview night in movie history. $72 million on Thursday, breaking the $60 million record Avengers: Endgame set in 2019. The origin of this record is one of the great Hollywood ironies. In 1998, Marvel was fresh out of bankruptcy and desperate for cash. They offered Sony the film rights to nearly the entire Marvel catalog. Iron Man, Thor, Captain America, almost everything. Price tag: around $25 million. Sony's executives turned it down. The internal verdict, as later reported in the WSJ, was that nobody cared about any Marvel character except Spider-Man. So Sony licensed just Spider-Man, for about $10 million. The characters Sony passed on became the MCU, which has grossed over $30 billion worldwide. It's routinely called the worst deal in movie history. Except the one character Sony kept won't stop outperforming the universe they rejected. No Way Home did $1.9 billion mid-pandemic without even releasing in China. Now Brand New Day is tracking toward a $167M+ record opening day and has a shot at Endgame's $357 million weekend. The structure today makes it even stranger. Under the Sony-Disney deal, Marvel Studios produces the films, Sony keeps the box office, Disney keeps the merchandising. Which means Endgame's record just got beaten by a movie Disney's own studio made and doesn't own. Sony passed on the entire Marvel universe for $25 million. The one character they kept just out-opened all of it.

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  Dougieman (@RealDougieman) reported 21 minutes ago

  @La_j0lz Cinema has never been close to dying retard. Covid and dogshit studios like Disney that just churn out garbage 99% of the time are the problem. Movies like Obsession prove that if you put in actual effort, there will be success

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  GruffCafe (@gruffcafe) reported 22 minutes ago

  Small update: I work at Disney now

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  Toonicorn Designs/Illustrations and Graphics #art (@Toonicorn) reported 22 minutes ago

  @Mattlegostar2 Good grief, I had no idea that this was happening to the Coronado. I stayed there years ago, and I loved it. Why is Disney so crap now? Who in that company is making these terrible decisions?

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  Jo (@joannamndzaa) reported 23 minutes ago

  Is it channel 1 or 2 in disney+??!!! Im soooo confused!!! Help blinks 😭😭 #JENNIEownsLollapalooza

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  Siddhesh Khemuka (@SiddheshKhemuka) reported 24 minutes ago

  @iamstake Disney does it in-house mostly, where lots of Indians work!

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  Krish Malhotra (@KrishMalhotra34) reported 26 minutes ago

  @basedIITian main issue with phase 4 n 5 was Disney CEO had changed bob wanted bucload of content for launch of Disney+ which meant focus was shifted to tv too. then trying to interconnect and some bad movies didn't help

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  🟩Omis🟩 (@Omisjl2019) reported 28 minutes ago

  @Xana25047211171 @OmegaLvlOrogene @ethxhope Protraying her as the villain was not the problem. Hand waving everything she did to innocent people because she was wronged by a government agency, that's where Disney messed up. Disney has questionable morality when it comes to female characters.

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  🥣 (@productmanesis) reported 36 minutes ago

  Destin’s schedule not being an issue just makes this awful. All the cards were right but Disney & Marvel said “nope” I can’t stand the streaming era bruh. Even if you’re show is acclaimed, you can still easily get cancelled

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  🇺🇸ıllıllı⭐🌟 M͙R͙. R͙A͙T͙I͙N͙G͙S͙ 🌟⭐ıllıllı🇺🇸 (@TerronFleming) reported 38 minutes ago

  I'm watching 👀 The Devil Wears Prada 2 on #Disney. I almost turned the movie off after hearing a terrible song by Mylie Cyrus, and a Paris Hilton mention. Anne is a good actor. #LOL

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  JR --- (@JRGhaddar) reported 38 minutes ago

  @Rubbamanluffy @HenryTheBlasian That’s an interesting “What If?” Scenario. What if Sony did get the rights to all of Marvel’s characters. I don’t know exactly how it would have played out, but Disney didn’t get involved until late 2009. This was after the success of Iron Man (which was distributed by Paramount, not Disney) Once they saw the massive success of Iron Man they moved in to just acquire everything. It was a sort of now or never move, but Disney’s relationship with Marvel is actually quite interesting. So back in the 1990s Disney kind of wanted to buy Marvel, but Marvel really wanted to remain independent. There was a lot of apprehension about being owned by Disney which many animators/illustrators were very nervous of. Disney had a reputation as a slave driving outfit with illustrators, and people were worried it would make working at Marvel miserable. So Marvel would distribute some Disney property comics, but they sort of liked to work with Universal more. They inked a deal with Universal for the rights to theme park characters east of the Mississippi. Basically the deal stipulated that no theme park east of the Mississippi could have Marvel characters except Universal. This obviously cut out Disney World in Florida. And that deal is still in place today and why Disney World has no Marvel attractions. Even though they bought Marvel.

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  BurntPeanutsForHarris#BonBonChicken#KoreaWrldPower (@rolex_cola) reported 43 minutes ago

  Yo bro can I get ur Disney Plus login, I rlly want to watch the Wet Leg set at Lollapalooza

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  𓅐 Gregory D.™ (@mellowshiva) reported 43 minutes ago

  @kemivsthepeople sounds like a you problem. you expect perfection in an imperfect world. this ain’t a Disney movie. but hey, I could be wrong. hopefully you find that un-disappointing man

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  🌼 𝒩𝒶𝒹𝓏 (@McAwsome_n) reported 50 minutes ago

  @frostironat MCU is owned by disney. Im not gonna discuss with u about this anymore because if u think MCU isn't involved with Scarlett's problem with Disney regarding Black Widow then u r naive than u think.

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  Jon Turner (@Turnajon) reported 50 minutes ago

  @predederva The biggest problem I have with certain fans who dislike the Disney dubs also tend to make up facts to justify their hatred. Stating Miyazaki detested the CASTLE dub is a lie. Otherwise it wouldn't have been issued. Remember: Ghibli had strict control over the dubs.

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  Armored Wombat (@stretchyWombat) reported 52 minutes ago

  @buffys There's no way this will remotely rival the animated version. I'm also shocked they went with a white girl. What's the catch? Where's the agenda? I'm only left to suppose she's a woke-ulta-feminist. I'm still not going to watch it - I have Disney trust issues.

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  ThiagozinBr2 (@CentralNite) reported 53 minutes ago

  @marvelousgeek__ Blade: Development Problems Avengers 5: Jonathan Majors got arrested Wonder Man: The series flopped on Disney+ Armor Wars: Development Problems What about Gambit ? Or Inumans ? They don't have black people and got canceled by Marvel.

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  Night Flame 🔥🌌✨ (@Nachtstern1234) reported 53 minutes ago

  How many MHA characters does that Disney Princess meme apply to ? I've seen multiple Bakugo versions Magic Hair ✅ Magic Hands ✅ Talks to animals ✅ Idk about daddy issues & poison Kidnapped or enslaved ✅ A big, strong man saved him (or multiple) ✅

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  Chris (@ChrisCogle93853) reported 55 minutes ago

  @Adam_dunks @BenWhiteman17 Tbf, I don't blame him, we ain't going anywhere. Club lacks a true plan and vision. Manager has the worst win ratio in recent history. Fans do nothing but moan and criticise. Wrexham have passionate owners, team and fans plus the Disney money. Ben can earn more.

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  José Siles | AI | Data (@josesilesdata) reported 57 minutes ago

  The trains almost stopped running. That day, we all left home before the first train. “This is life or death now, isn’t it?” The manager laughed. Then the final day of the month arrived. The morning of the last day. The employee working the final shift walked in 5 minutes before it started. “I made it!” The entire store erupted in applause. We had done it. A full month without a single person arriving late. The manager was emotional. “Great job.” The following month, all 15 of us went to Disney. People we normally only saw at work spent an entire day together. It was incredibly fun. On the bus ride home, I asked the manager:

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  Craig (@craiger113) reported 58 minutes ago

  @Dcd180 @ChrisVannini Family manager registers then everyone uses the one login like Disney plus, Netflix, paramount

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  silín 2: fruity boogaloo (@revbenedetto) reported 58 minutes ago

  @absrdmvrck1 @HonkIfUrHoary seriously this "they need to experience the outdoors" Disney fantasy ideology is the stupidest ****, my cats aren't missing anything by not being subjected to some of the worst air quality in the country, heinous weather conditions, and all other dangers of the outdoors

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  Baboso (@BabosoEmperador) reported 60 minutes ago

  @KingGreyVT @4Evil_Resident2 Wolverine and DP is the worst dogshit post endgame ever made, just better than some things for Disney +