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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
Saint-Hyacinthe, QC 1
London, England 12
Paris, Île-de-France 7
Township of Evan, KS 2
Town of Plainville, CT 2
Melbourne, VIC 7
Belford Roxo, RJ 1
Meriden, CT 1
Lille, Hauts-de-France 3
Belo Horizonte, MG 2
Villeurbanne, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes 1
Middlesbrough, England 2
Brisbane, QLD 1
Rio de Janeiro, RJ 1
Janesville, WI 1
Iztapalapa, CDMX 2
Black Diamond, FL 1
Ahome, SIN 1
Curitiba, PR 1
Cupira, PE 1
San Antonio, TX 1
Thorey-en-Plaine, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté 1
Grenoble, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes 1
Weimar, Thuringia 1
Cleveland, OH 1
Hamburg, HH 2
Edinburgh, Scotland 2
Strasbourg, ACAL 1
Southampton, England 2
Abingdon, England 1
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Disney+ Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • nuggetron2000
    Lauren (@nuggetron2000) reported

    @annbauerwriter The thing I don’t get about Disney adults is how they can stand in a long line in front of a bunch of parents with toddlers to meet “characters,” and not feel deeply ashamed. I can’t explain the contempt I feel toward each of these stunted adults adding 20 minutes to the wait time it takes for my toddler to hug Pluto. And then they get up there and instead of just taking the pic and moving out of the way, they engage with the adult human in the costume and tell them things like “we love you so much Pluto” like, MA’AM THATS AN ADULT IN A HUGE COSTUME, SEEK MENTAL HELP.

  • michael_rispoli
    Michael Rispoli (@michael_rispoli) reported

    @erikfinman These thing still don’t have car seats for kids nor can they accommodate larger families. This is a problem for taxis everywhere outside of Disney.

  • jbillinson
    Josh Billinson (@jbillinson) reported

    The real problem with the Disney adults discourse is that we treat them like they’re all the same. The truth is that most of them are totally harmless if just a little odd and others are actively making the whole experience worse for children because they think it’s about them.

  • metatransformr
    Nick Bryant (@metatransformr) reported

    Build systems that give you insane leverage. I run R&D at a startup serving Disney & Paramount while building Search Fund Ventures — we buy profitable small businesses (HVAC, manufacturing, maintenance) and 10-50x them with AI + robotics. Tiny team, massive output. Focus on asymmetric bets where AI does 80% of the work.

  • NotGOPfan
    Michael Millar (@NotGOPfan) reported

    @DeeMagicGurl And what do you think happens to the cost of something when more people want it, **** for brains? The problem is “Disney adults”. We all know what we’re referring to, it isn’t the newly married couple who’ve yet to procreate and are celebrating a milestone or what have you, it’s obese, disgusting slobs who pilfer merch that children would want, take places in line for character meet-and-greets and character dining, and grab hotel reservations. It’s creepy, bizarre, and shouldn’t be tolerated anymore.

  • SkyeRoberts_
    Skye Roberts (@SkyeRoberts_) reported

    @WhatKatieDid25 @MomAngtrades @cdolan92 You said Adult Space and that means no kids allowed. Those were the locations. Disney is adult appropriate so no issues there then.

  • TXMCtrades
    𝐓𝐗𝐌𝐂 (@TXMCtrades) reported

    I'm no expert, but my 4-step plan to help Disney to stop sucking ***: * Cease all so-called "live action remakes" of your classics, because they are over-budgeted, woke, and gay. No one wants them. * Begin a multi-year plan to re release the original animated classics in theaters for the younger audiences, 2-3 times per year. There are 25+ films you can pencil in for this and people will pay to see them. Make it an event. Do not change ANYTHING in the stories. * Sell children's merch timed with each film- lunch boxes, shirts, backpacks, bedding sets, shower curtains, trapper keepers (do kids still use these? lol), ipad cases, all of it. The classic strategy for a new generation. * Ret-con the entire Star Wars sequel trilogy canon into your "Legends" expanded universe and put all resources into Heir To the Empire, which shall be promoted out of EU and into proper canon where it belongs.

  • RANBY0
    RANBYZERO (@RANBY0) reported

    Studio Pierrot giving exclusive rights to Disney is maybe possibly the worst business decision they could have made, Netflix will always boost views the best or at the very least go Crunchyroll. The anime that give to disney get lost in the void, Tokyo Revengers was destroyed.

  • lisavsworld
    Lisa (@lisavsworld) reported

    @ZacKaizen It's has a boring incoherent story, it's statically shot, has terrible pacing, and has some of the worst dialogue. The music couldn't save it. I think the only reason people put it above Disney is because they hate Disney. Force Awakens, for it's flaws, is dynamically shot, well acted despite imperfections in writing, and has good pacing. The music is actually rather epic. Kylo Ren's theme is really good.

  • Broseph45775884
    TheDukeOfAlba, PhD emer. Medieval Studies (MAPS) (@Broseph45775884) reported

    @maenadea I got in big trouble once many years ago because there was a man at work who had an enormous collection of Mickey Mouse figurines in his office. Huge Disney guy, late 50s. Accomplice & I snuck into his office after he went home and positioned them into lewd poses. He melted down

  • c_of_lazarus
    conservative_engineer (@c_of_lazarus) reported

    @rierikawaii Only way Disney is going to learn is if we all stop giving them money. Worst case they go bankrupt and someone else buys them, and we have to not give them money either until they too go bankrupt. Eventually, we’ll get balance back…

  • stevenamcqueen
    Steve McQueen (@stevenamcqueen) reported

    I could fix Disney in 90 days

  • infinite_walrus
    Infinite Walrus 🔫 (@infinite_walrus) reported

    @LakerLegend95 @KHGuides Who knows? There’s all sorts of reasons why they could. Maybe they run out of time to work on the game and have to cut out a lot of stuff. Maybe things change at Disney and they decide to pivot away from Star Wars. There’s literally dozens of reasons why anything about KH4 could potentially be changed. Hell, we don’t even know for sure that KH4 is still even going to happen, let alone that any individual worlds are going to still be in the game.

  • Sm0oReZ0121
    MooreBetterPizza (@Sm0oReZ0121) reported

    This would be a massive step in the right direction. I don’t have a problem with “Disney Star Wars Day,” May the 4th, like many do; I celebrate both May the 4th and the original release date, May 25th. Almost all of the May 4th sales focus on the new crap though.

  • workingboulder
    Large Lightning Hill (@workingboulder) reported

    @OdysseyJurassic The problem with Disney is that they talk about things. If this had all happened with minimal press everyone would’ve sucked it off like no other. But because they hyped it up for like 2 years it felt like, it feels like a let down

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