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
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.
Disney+ users affected:
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 |
|---|---|
| Hounslow, England | 1 |
| Waltham Forest, England | 1 |
| London, England | 10 |
| Paris, Île-de-France | 28 |
| Lyon, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes | 7 |
| Liverpool, England | 1 |
| Sydney, NSW | 5 |
| Héricourt, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté | 1 |
| Culiacán, SIN | 9 |
| Carlisle, PA | 1 |
| Medina, OH | 1 |
| Fort Worth, TX | 1 |
| Tlaxcala, TLA | 1 |
| Ephrata, PA | 1 |
| Guardea, Umbria | 1 |
| Pont-Saint-Vincent, ACAL | 2 |
| Ciudad Nezahualcoyotl, MEX | 2 |
| Grasse, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur | 1 |
| Duque de Caxias, RJ | 1 |
| Bordeaux, Nouvelle-Aquitaine | 2 |
| Sterling, VA | 1 |
| Birmingham, England | 2 |
| Schoos, Mersch | 1 |
| Godalming, England | 1 |
| Loison-sous-Lens, Hauts-de-France | 1 |
| São Paulo, SP | 5 |
| Manchester, England | 3 |
| Essen, NRW | 1 |
| Ciudad Obregón, SON | 1 |
| Governador Celso Ramos, SC | 1 |
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Disney+ Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Sam (@SammyB0Bammy) reported@MarthsBars What are you talking about get by with books? They threw the entire EU books into the dumpster and made those not canon for those ****** sequel movies. Those EU stories were substantially higher in writing quality in every way than the garbage Disney produced
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N7 (@Daksurr) reportedDisney+ series, on their own, were great. The problem was putting major events, that tie-in to the movies, in the series leaving casual viewers confused when they watch the movies.
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The Hyena Queen | THREE DEFENDER (@popgoestheyeena) reported@SunnylandProds i FIGURED they were fanmade!! i love TGaMM, great show, but honestly with the way Disney treats it i figured unfortunately there is nooooo way Disney is making high quality plushies for it
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Strider (@Strider1265371) reportedSo let me get this straight, Adam Driver wanted to do a Ben Solo Star Wars movie, they had a script, and Disney turned it down? Because they didn’t think it would make sense that Ben Solo is still alive? Really!? Is this true or just a rumor? I haven’t done a deep dive on this. But in my mind it’s fantasy and would only take a few sentences of explanation or a few seconds of screen time to show that he survived or got brought back to life. They could even do it in the opening scroll or have that be the beginning of the movie, or later as a flash back, or not even at all, I don’t think people would care, literally anything would suffice after all the goofy **** Disney has already done. They just can’t or won’t help themselves. Their bottom line is all that matters but they’d make even more money if they produced better content. I would understand if they were making only new things from new timelines now, but I don’t think they are.
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Steven (stevensankey88.bsky.social) (@StevenSankey88) reported@DisneyPlusHelp Hi there, I have a problem whenever I watch Disney+ on my TV upstairs (Amazon Fire stick), I have to reset my household downstairs (Smart TV). I already contacted support once about this and they reset it and said it wouldn’t happen again but it is.
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Michael Lynn (@dadarkknight80) reported@HannSollo @sweatermeather @REDACTEDSpider No they can’t the court would not allow it because of monopoly reason. It’s the reason WB and Paramount thing is having trouble now. Also Disney has to make money on buying Marvel and Fox first
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IDX-Texas (@idxtx_) reported@CrashDavis8 The money is right there but it will become a war over venues. If she creates 8-12 teams it has to be in the large markets. You will then need coaches. Players you got. The 3 main issues are: 1. Who is running the orgs? You will need a massive infrastructure from player dev to medical to lawyers. 2. What venues are going to drop the W when most have NBA affiliations/contracts/base teams? Where are they gonna play and have home courts? It can’t be like unrivaled. 3. What is the playing schedule? You will get the TV deals rolling in but it has to be a single source media contract where every fan has access. Then the other media needs come into play. I would leave Disney out if it. Make Peacock/ Paramount/ION/TBS fight over it but CC and the partners will have to sell this.
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Ferret On The Rocks (@FerretOTR) reported@MarthsBars Well your movies are **** on a stick. They can't even agree with eachother how things work, much less the original movies or the "Legends" that Disney decanonized
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Savethemagic (@Savethedmagic) reported@disneyglimpses @BrerOswald @ThemeParkScout There was a time when I trusted Disney to understand what guests wanted before the guests themselves could articulate it. I don't anymore. At this point, my confidence in Disney management's ability to interpret "the data" in a way that produces a better Walt Disney World is essentially zero. If the alternative is management using spreadsheets to rationalize another short term decision, I'd rather they start listening much more closely to the people who actually care about the parks. And Disney can't have this both ways. You can't dismiss criticism with "guests don't know what they want" while simultaneously surveying those same guests, measuring their satisfaction, tracking their behavior, and citing guest feedback when it supports your decisions. The problem isn't data. The problem is treating data as a substitute for vision. Data can tell you what guests did yesterday. It cannot imagine what will astonish them tomorrow. That requires taste, judgment, conviction, and creative leadership. It would appear they are lacking in all of that.
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Danny Escamilla (@instario) reported@Sksj002 The problem is they treat these shows like microtransactions. Growing up in the 80s/ 90s TV shows were really +25 episodes a season. Now these Disney producers act like we dont remember and wanna charge subscription fees for rushed story plots & bad writing to cram 8 episodes.
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SpiralPaladinVA (@spiralsquire) reported@anabelle_dawn @xAdorNexas @Disney Precisely my point. Her successes in the situations previously mentioned feel contrived and un-earned. Which also leads to the mary-sue label people have slapped her with, because of how things conveniently work out perfectly (especially when compared to her predecessors) for her
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Yolly Rosales (@rosales_yolly) reported@DisneyPlus Just want to post my complaint that you did the lost terrible job of live-streaming SB19’s Lollapalooza performance. Did you guys intentionally sabotaged the first Filipino appearance of SB19 in Lolla. You see you just destroyed their chance of being appreciated by those who would see them for the first time. Not cool Disney. You should get back and fix their livestream. Totally unacceptable for your paying customers and to SB 19.
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Matt Jarbo (@mjarbo) reportedDavid Ellison is promising that if the Paramount-Warner Bros. merger goes through, the combined company will release 30 movies a year. THEATRICALLY. That word is doing a lot of ******* work here. Paramount is apparently willing to put this into three-year contracts with AMC and Regal, complete with penalties if they don't deliver. So this isn't just Ellison saying nice things in an interview. But 30 theatrical movies every year means, if you split it evenly, roughly 15 from Paramount and 15 from Warner Bros. I don't see how they pull that off. Paramount hasn't been operating anywhere near that kind of theatrical volume, and they're about to borrow nearly $50 billion to buy Warner Bros. while simultaneously promising billions in cost savings to service all that debt. The deal already has nearly $24 billion coming from sovereign wealth funds in Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the UAE, and the longer this thing drags through the courts, the more expensive it gets. And now we're supposed to believe the answer is dramatically INCREASE theatrical production? Disney releases a lot of movies every year too, but that's spread across Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Lucasfilm, 20th Century and streaming. Ellison isn't promising 30 pieces of "content." He's promising 30 movies in actual theaters. I love the ambition. I want more theatrical movies. I want Paramount and Warner Bros. making 30 good movies every ******* year. But promising it and building a studio capable of actually doing it are two very different things. David Ellison is promising everyone the moon right now because he needs this merger approved. I'll get excited when I see how he plans to pay for the rocket.
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tom (@after1aughter) reported@danielgewall The biggest issue for me is the big ensemble so you never actually get to do anything decent character wise for them all. If anything, the x men need the Disney+ shows to flesh them out if anything
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Eiri Tanegawa (@EiriTanegawa) reported@TheCartoonBase That shouldn't even be a question. Anyone who knows this man's work, who has seen his repertoire, knows DAMN WELL that he deserves to be a Disney Legend and SHOULD HAVE been made one long ago
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