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Disney+ Outage Map

The map below depicts the most recent cities worldwide where Disney+ users have reported problems and outages. If you are having an issue with Disney+, make sure to submit a report below

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The heatmap above shows where the most recent user-submitted and social media reports are geographically clustered. The density of these reports is depicted by the color scale as shown below.

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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.

Most Affected Locations

Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:

Location Reports
São Paulo, SP 1
Cuenca, Azuay 2
Blanquefort, Nouvelle-Aquitaine 1
Arras, Hauts-de-France 1
Richmond, VA 1
Liverpool, England 2
Monterrey, NLE 1
Frankfurt am Main, Hesse 1
Saskatoon, SK 1
Nederland, TX 1
Nanaimo, BC 1
Villa de San Diego de Ubaté, Cundinamarca 1
Granger, IN 1
Ashburn, VA 1
Kincumber, NSW 1
Mililani Town, HI 1
Bogotá, Bogota D.C. 2
Bahía de Caráquez, Manabí 1
Paris, Île-de-France 7
Fort Worth, TX 2
Arumpo, NSW 1
Wappingers Falls, NY 1
Concepción, VIII Región 1
Freedom, PA 1
Manhattan, NY 1
Salt Lake City, UT 1
Hemet, CA 1
Toronto, ON 2
Perth, WA 1
Brasília, DF 2
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Disney+ Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • jedavidson90
    Jon Davidson (@jedavidson90) reported

    @ValliantRenegad He’s an incompetent, f-ing terrible storyteller,Mr& is absolutely deluded if he thinks all is going to his plan. He’s just as responsible for the death of Star Wars as KK & Disney writ large.

  • clipculture9
    Clip Culture (@clipculture9) reported

    @justdobber Season 1 actually felt cinematic. Now it just looks like a giant glowing green-screen mess with weaker acting. Disney seriously turned the effects up and the quality down.

  • mgmidget
    mgmidget (@mgmidget) reported

    @TheGoldenDays These were pretty nice, but slow. I had a brand new one at Disney. I ran Rhapsody (aka NeXTStep+) on mine and so had all the java tools of the day. Pretty sweet. The matching monitor is the coolest, tho' Apple used the cheapest parts available so they're all broken.

  • denverdude4life
    Denver Dude (@denverdude4life) reported

    @psychfox Frankly everything Disney has produced has been good, EXCEPT episodes 7, 8, and 9 (which are truly awful). I think Solo, Obi-Wan, Maul, Andor, Mandalorian, Rogue One, Ahsoka were all fantastic. Acolyte was below average admittedly

  • NaomisEvilCuzin
    1800ChokeThatHoe💋⚠️ (@NaomisEvilCuzin) reported

    @jfrancewrites @jazzybuggy That’s the real reason why he didn’t blow up. He was too busy on Disney Channel because it was consistent work rather than chasing that real Hollywood startdomand then by the time he did start, it was too late because they saw him as a Disney kid, even if he was grown.

  • mirroredcaptain
    The Mirrored Captain (@mirroredcaptain) reported

    @SlumberCrown @bhangbhangducx I think the EU got carried away at many points in time and could've been done better. The Disney revision could've fixed a lot of the issues of the EU's overindulgence, but somehow managed to take the worst aspects of the EUlore and distill them into one product.

  • UncleWalt1971
    Uncle Walt’s Little Known Facts (@UncleWalt1971) reported

    Disney Legend Kay Kamen, born Herman Samuel Kominetsky, sold mink hats in Nebraska and marketed “Our Gang” comedies long before joining Disney as their licensing genius. By the 1920s he was a Kansas City ad man whose success led to his company being renamed “Kamen-Blair.” He already had a proven track record licensing movie properties when he cold-called Walt Disney in 1932. After the phone call, Kamen withdrew every penny he had, sewed the cash into the lining of his coat, took a two-day train to Los Angeles, and stayed awake the entire trip so no one would steal it. He spread the money across Walt and Roy’s desk and offered a straight 50/50 split to license Mickey Mouse products. Then he promptly fell asleep while the brothers conferred privately. His New York office had the cable address “Mickmouse.” It was the perfect shorthand for the man who personally visited department-store buyers twice a year to push Disney products and who generated $35 million in licensed goods in just four years during the depths of the Depression. He was an obsessive quality watchdog, canceling licenses on the spot if manufacturers cut corners and even sent his own artist (Lou Lispi) to factories to ensure characters were drawn correctly. This “no junk” policy became the gold standard the entire licensing industry later copied. The 1933 Mickey Mouse watch was his masterstroke. Kamen struck the deal with the struggling Ingersoll-Waterbury Clock Company; Macy’s sold 11,000 watches on the first day alone, and the factory workforce ballooned from 300 to 3,000 employees almost overnight. The watch alone helped bankroll "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.” He pioneered the very first movie soundtrack for the film and orchestrated “Snow White’s” merchandising blitz. In October 1949, after a business trip to Paris with his wife Katie, their Air France Lockheed Constellation went down on São Miguel Island in the Azores (just minutes from landing for refueling). All 46 people aboard perished. Walt and Roy absorbed his company immediately afterward.

  • E_Schlicht
    Ghost (@E_Schlicht) reported

    @HeelTurnMedia @denyelol @NewRockstars He gets paid by Disney for positive reviews too. If he gave it a 5.8 it’s terrible

  • elout01
    elout .____. o__. the pixel-lab (@elout01) reported

    @Jediwolf @PERFECTL00P you know ip simpsons is owned by walt disney company what are you going to do if they flag that one work for copyright infringement or even fine you buying trading selling stolen goods for $ 100k+ you go to court to pay for lawyers ? cause 'fair use'?

  • PAWorkingMan
    Common Working Man (@PAWorkingMan) reported

    @Mary_JaneMMA @WillHarrisAOAF @AntEvansMMA Not in 2025/2026. The UFC's fanbase pretty much rebelled against greedy Disney. They were insane trying to charge people 100 dollars a month between PPV and subscription to watch the UFC. There are way too many ways to watch for free for that insane greed to ever actually work.

  • Legoman137694
    Gecko Guy (@Legoman137694) reported

    @SatisfactualSte I mean the technology was really cool and the animatronics look great. I wish they would just work! Anyways, I was trying to say that Disney felt justified in removing splash due to the BLM and that updating the attraction technology would benifit the attraction long term!

  • soraisquirky
    Sora is quirky (@soraisquirky) reported

    @TGT_OAR @kangminlee Shake it up (disney show), the greatest showman, spiderman, and some disney channel original movie I forgot the name of. She's terrible in all of those.

  • alam_gher
    Mohammad Alam (@alam_gher) reported

    @_SHAAMUUU_ Disney is probably the most fitting studio to buy it right now. They desperately need Imax for their Avengers Movies right now, Sony and Universal never really do these kinds of stuff, Paramount and WB have their own problems, so if anyone tries, it will be Disney

  • PunishedEwiger
    Hannibal ☦️ (@PunishedEwiger) reported

    @garfunkjones @Boaiatach I don’t see any issue with it. What sticks out like a sore thumb about Disney stuff though is the porn flick/medical bay lighting.

  • infinite_walrus
    Infinite Walrus 🔫 (@infinite_walrus) reported

    @screenrant Hulu is a much stronger brand when it comes to streaming than Disney+. When I think of Hulu, what comes to my mind are high quality shows like Shogun and Only Murders in the Building. When I think of Disney+, what comes to mind are historic bombs like The Acolyte and Ironheart.

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