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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.

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Most Affected Locations

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

Location Reports
São Paulo, SP 8
London, England 7
Realengo, RJ 7
Melbourne, VIC 5
Seattle, WA 4
Paris, Île-de-France 3
Perth, WA 3
Glasgow, Scotland 3
Philadelphia, PA 3
Madrid, Comunidad de Madrid 3
Nottingham, England 2
Guadalajara, JAL 2
San Jose, CA 2
Blackburn, England 2
New York City, NY 2
Toronto, ON 2
Brighton, England 2
Manchester, England 2
João Pessoa, PB 2
Salem, OR 2
Rio de Janeiro, RJ 2
Brest, Bretagne 2
Helsinki, Uusimaa 2
Sydney, NSW 2
Normanton, England 2
Alexandria, VA 2
San Gregorio De Polanco, Departamento de Tacuarembó 2
Pelentong, JHR 2
City of London, England 2
Auerbach, Saxony 1

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Disney+ Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • XxM4XL3KUPP13xX ⫷🎃👻MaxLéKuppie👻🎃⫸ (@XxM4XL3KUPP13xX) reported

    @Bfdifirey2008 you share a name with the worst modern disney actor

  • michaeljack Michael L. Jackson (@michaeljack) reported

    @YouTubeTV This happens every other year with @Disney @espn — both of you quit being greedy at the expense of your viewers and work out a compromise!

  • conjf1 conjf (@conjf1) reported

    @LaceyLepick @YouTubeTV Just go sign up for ESPN directly. They are charging $30 a month for just ESPN. If YouTube tv agrees to that, then the monthly fee needs to go up another $15 or so. Disney is greedy. $30 is crazy work.

  • techjunkiejh Tech Junkie (@techjunkiejh) reported

    - The post shares a CNBC article from October 23, 2025, warning YouTube TV subscribers of a potential blackout of Disney networks like ESPN and ABC after October 30, due to expired carriage fees; the dispute escalated, resulting in channels going dark at midnight ET on October 30, as confirmed by multiple outlets including Variety and CNN. - Central issues involve YouTube TV's push for lower rates and direct integration of Disney+ and ESPN+ content, which Disney rejected as it favors its own services like Hulu + Live TV; YouTube TV responded by offering affected subscribers a $20 monthly credit during the outage. - This marks the fifth major carriage dispute for YouTube TV in 2025, echoing a resolved NBCUniversal standoff last month and a 2023 Charter battle where Disney bundled streaming access, highlighting ongoing tensions in the shrinking pay-TV market amid cord-cutting trends.

  • _Just_Vibes_ J5 (@_Just_Vibes_) reported

    @Illiniguy1121 @ChaseDaniel @espn I think Disney can because they have the games & own Hulu/Fubo + want people to get their new app anyways. Disney prefers people switch to Hulu or the ESPN app anyway. YTTV on the other hand may be in deep trouble. Losing ESPN may lose them a lot of customers

  • wealary_V2 Wealary 💜 (@wealary_V2) reported

    i wanna watch the help but dfont have disney+ any1 know where i can watch it

  • DrLoafCFB Dr Perry Loaf (@DrLoafCFB) reported

    @CFBKings This is a Disney controversy. Report it as such. It’s the worst streaming app by far and they want consumers to switch.

  • OldManBlackSock OldManBlackSocks (@OldManBlackSock) reported

    @MarioNawfal Disney/ESPN+/Cable deals as far as im concerned are ******* dead. Too many logins and accounts, too many times halfway through a movie and it makes me login, not signed into the right accout etc. That whole cabal has decent content but waaaaaayyy too much work to maintain. I like Netflix, Prime, even Apple TV - none of these make my life a living hell when im trying to watch something. So i cancelled my spectrum, HBO, Disney, and ESPN+accounts CAUSE THEY NEBER WORK. It can’t just be me…..so yeah would be amazing if $nflx owned all streaming content on the planet. Its hassle free. And **** ESPN - worst app and website on the whole planet

  • FazzerLV CoreyB (@FazzerLV) reported

    @jaredsmithbets @YouTubeTV @Disney A few belts to *** would fix this.

  • TheAlcoTourist Crabcakes and Football (@TheAlcoTourist) reported

    @YouTubeTV Get this crap fixed now. You already have one of the worst channel lineups out there... no A&E, cooking channel, history channel. Now we lose ABC/DISNEY too? If it wasn't for Sunday Ticket, I would've canceled already. Your service truly sucks.

  • RejectedProgram Arch-Angel Gabriel (@RejectedProgram) reported

    Im a 90s baby. Let me tell you...the walt disney brainwashing works...Hercules...go after the DID. Damsel in Distress. Translation...Go for the damaged girl. Be her hero. Then we wonder why it dont work out.

  • stodeuos28917 chadsforlife (@stodeuos28917) reported

    2/8 Shift flips hit monthly—home at 1 AM, back at 9 AM with ZERO buffer. No union perks, just "points" if you call out sick. We're temps, so Disney flips us like pancakes for "business needs." Burnout? Guaranteed

  • ChesterMcGilly Chester McGillycuddy (@ChesterMcGilly) reported

    It also sucks because YTTV (probably) isn’t the one at fault here. Disney wants you to unsubscribe from YTTV and switch to Hulu or ESPN unlimited, which they also own. Probably an antitrust issue but when has that ever mattered

  • D_kane1982 D.Kane (@D_kane1982) reported

    YouTube TV. We’re committed to continuing to work with Disney to reach an agreement, but if their content is unavailable for an extended period of time, we’ll offer our subscribers a $20 credit. You can continue to watch Disney’s sports programming by signing up for ESPN directly

  • _Just_Vibes_ J5 (@_Just_Vibes_) reported

    @htownsportsnow @SickosCommittee The problem is Disney owns Hulu so they have no incentive to let YouTubeTV regain access to ESPN/ABC

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