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

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Lima	Buffering	2 hours ago
Paris	Crashing	5 hours ago
Chambéry	Crashing	5 hours ago
Paris	Sign in	8 hours ago
Widnes	Sign in	11 hours ago
Mexico City	Buffering	22 hours ago

Full Outage Map

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Disney+ Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Sr. Scholastica (@KamirTyree47) reported 1 minute ago

  @lippyent I think the worst present was no present. Mom spent all her Xmas money in Disney with the band from High school that Nov. 2016

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  Lovely Lauren (@LovelyLaurenOG) reported 2 minutes ago

  @DrewBanned Simple going on a trip to Disney doesn't make you a Disney adult. People have been wearing masks for a long time to prevent others getting sick or if they have immunity issues. What's got you reacting so negatively to a guy who lost weight like you? Is it because he got muscles?

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  Redh3d12 (@historicjred12) reported 6 minutes ago

  @ToonHive Problem: Your PIXAR and DISNEY CEO's don't know how to be creative with marketing. Nobody knows about the smaller Pixar movies anymore cause all they do is promote sequels because its safe. Anyone hear of Elio, Lightyear? Good movies, no promos.

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  Josh (@thingsisay2u) reported 7 minutes ago

  @AGDanRayfield That should help your Disney stock.

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  RiVoL1 (@roofoftherivoli) reported 14 minutes ago

  The only problem here is that Disney has now ruined the continuity of the expletive bleeps. Only Jay got bleeps.. now Matt is also bleeped…… How can we use this to get a show at the Rivoli?

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  Eric (@EAviews) reported 15 minutes ago

  @DrPepper21MD I think he’s actually pretty spot on. It’s a Disney thing too. All media has been corrupted. Video games too. A developer i know said the problem is people were afraid to speak up because of being labeled and cast out of the company. Bad ideas were allowed to thrive.

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  SouthernGirl 🇺🇸📟 (@_SammyGirl__) reported 20 minutes ago

  @suzimo66 @BlakeSNeff Because she is Mrs. Charlie Kirk, dumb dumb. Are you really this stupid? Do you harass Ford Motor Company for keeping Henry Ford’s name on the company after he passed away? Walt Disney Company for keeping his name? Harley-Davidson for keeping their founders’ names? You Candy cultists are the dumbest gaslighters on the planet. There’s zero logic to your methods of harassment. And as you can see, it clearly doesn’t work. You’re not stopping them.

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  Handsome Hustla (@BossManFrost_) reported 24 minutes ago

  Damn! To work that hard to get to Disney & Pixar and get layed off is wild

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  Edwardo2754 (@EdwardArnett4) reported 25 minutes ago

  She don’t wanna work for Disney duh

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  Marvin_Martinez (@mmarti2001) reported 26 minutes ago

  @BlackMajikMan90 I still go to the movies I just expect better work relationships from Disney to Pixar

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  gas from the past (@gas69396393) reported 27 minutes ago

  Thousands are losing 100-400k corporate jobs to Indian and Chinese nationals and don't even get it. Unemployed Cayden father of 3 shrugs it off initially, as if it's not the worst thing so he says. He's lining up to see Lupita, pretending to like soccer, booking Disney... coping.

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  AJhausen (@SICKemAJ) reported 32 minutes ago

  @platini954 Not really our problem. They got Disney plus.

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  Avaitor Taylor (@FolklessMetal) reported 34 minutes ago

  @CCharmanderK The other problem is that Mandalorian and Moana are going to lose more money for Disney than Hoppers, why is Lucasfilm and the remake department mostly getting off scott free vs Pixar?

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  Adam Ward 🎙 (@acward2009) reported 34 minutes ago

  @Goins2Jacob Totally agree! Ravech should have been kept. And Disney wonders why the money is going away. It's because they put garbage on the air instead of quality talent!

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  KNICKS ARE NBA CHAMPIONS 💙🧡💙🧡 (@alv_money) reported 36 minutes ago

  How to fix ESPN 1. Sell from Disney to a parent company that actually cares about sports. Then we can do the following

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  CHRONICLE INSIGHTS (@CHRONICLEFRAMEX) reported 38 minutes ago

  @PolymarketMoney Disney trimming hundreds more across Pixar, ESPN, Nat Geo, part of that endless cost-cutting under new CEO. Streaming wars burned cash, box office flops didn't help. Good for margins, but when creative cuts hit animation and storytelling, the magic fades. Legacy media shrinking?

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  Gnos Grajab, a 20-watt honeydew (@GGrajab) reported 38 minutes ago

  @WolfMcNally "For behavioral change positive reinforcement always works better than negative or no reinforcement" Debatable. That is a useful belief, but useful is not the same as true. I hold that carrot and stick work better than either alone. Regarding ESG, I agree with your statement in the context you placed it in, but that context itself is rare. The more common context is a company like Disney, which crashed the Star Wars and MCU franchises trying to increase their ESG scores. ESG effect stock price and cost of capital. The effect is most felt in publicly traded companies far too large to go 'out of business' from a movie, or even many movies.

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  Jason 🇺🇸 (@jedinorseman) reported 40 minutes ago

  @JamesLucasIT @Disney please go back to this animation style. Modern animation is terrible.

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  Trash Panda (@trash_panda_cpr) reported 41 minutes ago

  Yeah dude... weak. You sound like you've been around anime for the past 2 years and its all buzzwords again. Proving my point. And that's not the correct way to use the term media literacy. If your standards are so fragile that engaging with someone else's culture means that you have to throw ***** fits over things you don't like... that's your problem. Stick to Disney, lil gup.

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  Shockd (@Shockd_4) reported 43 minutes ago

  @EmJo95861704 @TabuleyAnim this person literally animated like a Disney movie, let them make some bank off of their hard work for a while

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  David Gillespie (@DavidGille81076) reported 45 minutes ago

  @LangmanVince I’m sure race will be the issue that Stephen A is going to say when I’m sure it is a financial issue especially since all the Disney movies have bombed here lately. Disney owns ESPN and ABC so more cut are bound to happen

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  Jodi (@APLMom) reported 50 minutes ago

  This. Bring back the old fashioned kiosks by rides where you could get your time and didn’t have to wear out your cell phone battery checking times all day. Paying to stand in line and making it actual work isn’t magical. And Disney use your money to fix the rides so they aren’t shut down non stop.

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  RaisorBlade (@BladeRaisor) reported 52 minutes ago

  Disney DOES know the reason their movies make so much money is BECAUSE of the hard working crew who put their blood, sweat, and tears into their work, right? What a comically evil company.

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  bee🏳️‍⚧️ 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 🐝 (@warm_cuddles225) reported 52 minutes ago

  genuinely the worst thing to happen to Pixar was being bought by Disney

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  Sulu (@straore) reported 54 minutes ago

  @RLPCFelix Yeah it seems we are not aligned in our outlook when it comes to building products. The thing about your model is that it works for small to mid-sized B2B utilities, where existing functionality can be delivered cheaper. The customers in that space are more focused on ROI, and the moat for those products are usually stuff outside of the product itself (integrations, compliance, workflow, etc). Not to mention for those customers, it also costs a bit to make the switch. In that case, your boilerplate approach works fine. In B2C however it’s a different ballgame because it costs consumers basically nothing to switch to another app, and users churn on ANY instance of friction they find in an app. In that case, the UX MAKES OR BREAKS what you have to offer. And the moat HAS to live inside the experience itself, it cannot be like B2C where it’s an outside thing. That is non-negotiable whether tackling an incumbent in a space or coming up with something entirely new. That’s where the boilerplate approach falls apart, and the only way the economics for it work is profit by volume across multiple apps, not necessarily because you want to dominate a particular sector. That's why I believe them to be buck artists. The only way to counter that is with strong depth and focusing hard on a product. You mention the Uber/Lyft example earlier, and the reason Lyft was able to gain market share was while Uber launched in 2009, Lyft brought P2P rideshare launched in 2012. UberX copied it, and pretty much everyone after that died. The only new entrants that matters now is changing the economics of the ride itself + bringing something entirely new, which is why Waymo is gaining traction You brought up streaming platforms. The ones that succeeded didn’t do so simply because they could straight up copy Netflix with a small twist, but because most of them had the leverage of their own IP (Disney, Paramount, NBC, HBO, etc). Apps centered around something stuff most have already done do not have that leverage, and more often than not they get killed or the space just gets consolidated. I agree with you that AI made simply building something is no longer a moat. Now what matters is the data, habit, and brand. And to be able to strengthen that within a single product, that requires building them through a level of depth you cannot do by diverting your attention across multiple B2C apps on a monthly basis, which is why I do judge heavily based on that vs. someone taking one or a few products that has that depth and is built to provide something of value to the end user.

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  ShootinBullBBQ (@SFanatic96) reported 55 minutes ago

  @Realrclark25 @GregSmithCFB Maybe the money they save will help me afford Disney world?

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  Leo (@Leooo0155) reported 56 minutes ago

  @YeezyTaughtMe72 The forced Disney Channel sitcom comedy in the Tom Holland movies have made the movies worst. I wish they had a more serious tone like the movie Logan

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  Alita_Warrior_99 ⚔️😇 (@vladdie777) reported 58 minutes ago

  I have no plans to watch it and I'm mad she's not naked anymore. It was one of the X-Men's most attractive features back in the 2000s! Ofc Disney makes it uglier & lame now, it just sucks. The design looking awful is part of the same issue. They are spiritually opposed to beauty.

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  Al3xis (@al3xis5_) reported 58 minutes ago

  @Trixxibug @alactic_records Miraculous corp won’t rerender episodes with higher quality just for Disney 😞

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  𖤝 (@theesaintttdoll) reported 59 minutes ago

  @lesbianlotuss Most interviews happened when it was closer to reunion or even after. The only thing this cast haven’t done is gone to Disney , that’s it😭. These people want to just nitpick everything they say and they’re not getting it, that’s the problem