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 (38%)
• Buffering (32%)
• Crashing (20%)
• Playback Issues (6%)
• Video Quality (4%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Bristol	Playback Issues	52 minutes ago
Culiacán	Sign in	13 hours ago
La Paz	Sign in	17 hours ago
Las Vegas	Sign in	17 hours ago
Landshut	Sign in	2 days ago
Troyes	Sign in	2 days ago

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Disney+ Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Ackerman (@Yarilo7brigada) reported 4 minutes ago

  He never drew a single iconic character, yet he's known as the kindly storyteller Walt Disney. But behind the scenes of this fairy tale hid a harsh man - one who stripped authors of their credit, refused to hire women as animators (only for the ink-and-paint department), and wrote secret reports to the FBI. Mickey Mouse was designed and animated by artist Ub Iwerks. In 1930 he left after a conflict with Disney. His 20-percent stake was bought out for less than $3,000. Today it would be worth billions. After the triumph of Snow White, animators worked six to seven days a week. Only a handful received bonuses. The credits listed a single name - Walt Disney. Director Richard Fleischer recalled in his memoirs Disney's words about the formula for success: let someone else do the work while you take the glory. In 1941, hundreds of artists went on strike, demanding fair pay and screen credit. The studio fired many of them. Starting in 1940, Disney secretly cooperated with the FBI, and in 1947, at congressional hearings, he personally named former employees he believed were communists. Fifteen years later, Disney said of the strike in an interview "The strike was actually good for us - it cleaned out the studio better than I could have done myself" Off the talent and labor of others, Walt Disney earned $150 million.

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  Xeloph (@Xeloph) reported 6 minutes ago

  There are MUCH bigger issues with KH than its corny Disney elements...

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  Cody Nakamura (@codynakamura) reported 9 minutes ago

  @ToonHive This season was the worst of the four. They could have wrapped up the show with a nice finale, but instead, they just make one great episode and nine lackluster ones. Way to ruin a great cartoon series, Disney.

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  Richard Hoffman (@chelidon23) reported 10 minutes ago

  @Beastmode36911 @ImBreckWorsham Sorry, friend. Disney still tells better fairy tales. Work on it -- good luck.

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  Jay Marcus (@notabricker) reported 13 minutes ago

  @Chimpnouts Please help with a new derogatory pejorative .... (Pre-Nig) Before negroids successfully diversified something. "Disney was awesome pre-nig"

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  Rambo (@Rambo2585790) reported 15 minutes ago

  @EnriqueMung070 @Variety Disney is the worst thing for franchises. Though Paramount is a strong second.

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  𝔢𝔩𝔦𝔰𝔢 💮 (@elise_magnolia) reported 18 minutes ago

  i miss going to disney but the quality has just gone super downhill and it makes me sad plus shoving IPs down our throats with every new attraction opening or redesign is like really annoying

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  Jack Riker (@DragonRanger) reported 19 minutes ago

  @PimpMasterYoda1 @VitoComedy Don't know if he could do it because of work reasons. But for everyone else, the best way I've ever seen to piss them off and get them to leave is to play Disney, Michael Jackson, or Beatles music at a high volume. They can't upload the video without the holders jumping on them.

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  Abhishek Sinha (@marginofstpdty) reported 20 minutes ago

  In 1889 a company was founded to make playing cards. It spent the next decades moving through cards, toys, arcade machines. By 1959, they introduced cards with Disney characters. They kept experimenting, but mostly failed. However, with every failure they learned that they're not really in the business of making cards but in learning how to create play. The goal was to bring families, people together with games simple yet intuitive. One revealing moment came when an employee noticed commuters using portable commuters to kill time. Company took the tiny LCD screen, which was originally designed for calculation and repurposed it for handheld gaming. This insight eventually led to Game & Watch, that led to a massive wave of success for character-led games, consoles, arcades. The company is Nintendo. Its journey from playing cards to video games appears a dramatic shift. Though it may be better understood thru the idea of exaptation. Exaptation, a term from evolutionary biology describes that a trait developed for one purpose may find a more valuable use elsewhere. NVIDIA is another example that may fit. Its GPUs were originally designed to render video-game graphics. The parallel-processing capability required for gaming later proved ideal for training artificial-intelligence models. A capability built to make imaginary gaming appear realistic became the foundational infrastructure of AI. This mental model deserves attention of investors like me. We usually value businesses based on what they sell today. It might make sense to add: What is this company becoming exceptionally good at beneath its current offering? That capability could be engineering, distribution, customer insight, manufacturing process or proprietary technology. Most adjacencies don't work as planned. I guess, that's a feature, not a bug. But we must not misinterpret every diversification with exaptation. Most unrelated diversification destroys value. But when an existing capability finds a much larger application, the result can be extraordinary. Image: Science Direct

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  🖤🎀 (@Chenlandria) reported 20 minutes ago

  Ppl say O has no friends from S7, but that group that went to Disney was never going to work lol 😭 the dynamic of Ola and 3D being around each other, 3D then got jealous of Nic for his popularity & labubu wanted to be the leader & have all the attention to himself. A mess henni

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  get free stan (@jeniusjensa) reported 24 minutes ago

  @reyesfan14 @rbbq So unbothered he decided he had to crash a tea party to call him out in front of everyone( not to mention how he was all giggling about it right before, like a kid before going to Disney)

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  Anna (@ArguablyAnna) reported 27 minutes ago

  @NeversleepsI @clairpharos If it’s harmless, I don’t care. The problem is this type of person(s) will invade a space specifically designed to cater towards children’s entertainment and demand it become something else entirely. TBH this idea doesn’t really even hold to Disney anymore because of the price

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  Patrick Kinman (@Patchman513) reported 28 minutes ago

  I have a long trip tomorrow and I need help. What movies should I download to watch? I have HBO, Disney+, Hulu, and Peacock

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  Nick Johnson (@HeyNickJohnson) reported 28 minutes ago

  @DisneyPlus @TheRokuChannel I have a Roku tv and lately the Disney app freezes when ads are almost done 10 seconds left. Have to relaunch the app and then hit play again but then watch a 1:30 of ads again. Please fix. And now it’s frozen again as ads finished.

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  Lorcan the Tankin Dankin Professor Owl Fan (@RealLorcan) reported 34 minutes ago

  the new wraparound footage from the 1959 Walt Disney Presents episode "Toot, Whistle, Plunk and Boom". But this posed a problem, since unlike most Disney characters, Professor Owl only had a total of three on-screen appearances in the 1950s, and as such...

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  Aric Domane (@AricDomane) reported 36 minutes ago

  I don't think it's intellectually consistent to be against the Paramount-Warner Bros. merger without also advocating for Disney getting broken up.

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  Following For Fun RT-R,QM, CDE 🇺🇦🌻😷💉+💉 (@FollowingForFu2) reported 39 minutes ago

  @RichDuszak @PhysicianDoodle @Disney Hold up… My step-son works at Disney and has never mentioned this to me Ohhhh Someone is in BIG trouble 😒

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  cai (@wlwblunt) reported 41 minutes ago

  @aouisse_ i’m in disney plus but i dont have those ?? help

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  Jony Beans Master (@BeansJony) reported 42 minutes ago

  @MattBinder Disney adults dont have kids. Theyre all between 28-40 and look like trolls. My source: multiple family work/worked at diseny for past 15 years. And disney is catering to them. Disney parks are slowly becoming not kid freindly.

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  Joshua Oreskovich (@JoshuaOreskovic) reported 42 minutes ago

  @musings_blonde Just bad art all around (with the soul exception of the base bag colors), and it's a Disney diversity flag. The worst part as others have pointed out are the cheap Disney cards.

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  🍒Cerise🍒 #Boylife (@Favnum1_asshole) reported 42 minutes ago

  @doctor_elefant @mama_moons It’s like they could give them toys though…..I was given toys as a kid to distract myself like a fake Disney game boy thing, rubix cubes, like those mechanical screens that used batteries that were easy on the eyes I had them during car rides. ****, I even had learning computer games for reading, math, english to prepare for school in the summer. Fidget toys, etc. Or even going outside. I would never give my child a screen like tht bc they wouldn’t find joy in anything else bc dopamine levels being shot etc. I mean yeah it sucked bc they had to go to work but they still did online schooling @ the end of the day & teachers were in charge of them atp. Not ALL millennial parents are lazy but it be a WHOLE ******* lot of them. Even I had limited computer screen-time when I was younger but it’s also like…..take your kids outside maybe? Put them in sports? Like don’t have a ******* kid if you can’t ******* afford activities to distract themselves. Something about an ipad or phone is more destructive than a playstation w safe games. I even feel as if watching TV is better they break down meaning etc. Like why does your kid need an ipad at the restaurant table….? There r coloring books like try talk to your child maybe ????? Lazy-*** ******* hoes.

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  Jeff Underwood (@mrpodserve) reported 42 minutes ago

  @tomhfh In America I think it’s to keep executives at Disney in high paid work. Mickey gave up on his kids ages ago.

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  🫀 (@tyongnki) reported 45 minutes ago

  if i bought your stupid subscription on june 30 at noon, i expect it to work until july 30 at noon!!! @DisneyPlus terrible service.

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  🇺🇸 Purple Blaze 🏳️‍🌈 🇺🇦 🌻😷 🖖 (@IbwizardBlaze) reported 46 minutes ago

  @DisneyScoopGuy 70 years ago Disney had the same problem

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  noav snow (@noavsnow3) reported 46 minutes ago

  @agreedboarart Kingdom hearts story wise doesn’t have a lot of room to work with. Considering it’s held back by Disney and was always supposed to be lighthearted and such. So I don’t blame him for the decisions of the story.

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  🍉CaughtInItsMaw❌☠️❌ (@Caughtinitsmaw) reported 47 minutes ago

  Oh my god. Bungie did with Destiny the same thing that Marvel did with the MCU. Final Shape = Infinity War/Endgame Episodes = No Way Home/WandaVision/Loki Edge of Fate/Renegades = Phase 4 and on. The problem is that Bungie didn’t have the “Disney-Money” to keep going.

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  Stephen (@StephenShelton_) reported 47 minutes ago

  Need to take into account the massive mandate from Disney for Disney plus content. It bloated their production schedule, told stories that weren’t relevant to the overall narrative, and spread Feige too think, ultimately resulting in a loss of quality.

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  Raze | ned Iow's malewife 🔪🎻🧗 (@RaiderKing1337) reported 48 minutes ago

  Instead we have to wait more than a century because disney wants to get their bag. disney has shell corps astroturfing against ******* math. the real problem is a lack of laws protecting our water supply, our electricity, our cultural heritage, and our rights.

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  Jax (@IgnorantPedant) reported 52 minutes ago

  @CajunMike1985 The rogue one deepfakes genuinely take me out of the movie. They’re so incredibly terrible and a reminder of one of the worst “stylistic choices” made by Disney in its time owning the franchise. Thank god they moved past that, but unfortunately the damage is done

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  GrumpyRN74 (@GrumpyRn74) reported 54 minutes ago

  @Stellaaa @shipwreckedcrew Sad part is it is most of Anaheim that got hit. Wasn't Disney exclusive. They just suffered a city outage