Disney+ status: streaming issues and outage reports
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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.
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.
August 19: Problems at Disney+
Disney+ is having issues since 07:40 AM EST. Are you also affected? Leave a message in the comments section!
Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by Disney+ users through our website.
- Sign in (39%)
- Buffering (31%)
- Crashing (20%)
- Playback Issues (6%)
- Video Quality (3%)
Live Outage Map
The most recent Disney+ outage reports came from the following cities:
| City | Problem Type | Report Time |
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 Sydney
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Sign in | 4 hours ago |
 Ruislip
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Sign in | 7 hours ago |
 Phoenix
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Sign in | 8 hours ago |
 Hermosillo
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Sign in | 13 hours ago |
 Lille
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Sign in | 18 hours ago |
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Dewsbury
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Buffering | 22 hours ago |
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Disney+ Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Streets Disciple001 (@Streetsdisple) reported@OceanMade512 @MCUFilmNews @PageSix Ofc it does. She got screwed over so ofc you don’t want to discuss it. I also love how you are wrong on both counts. Scarlet was promised a theatrical release for Widow but Disney pulled out because of how terrible it was and straight to streaming. She sued ofc and reached a settlement. Brie Larson who you also conveniently left out, not so lucky.
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Bill Griggs (@i98737) reportedJohnny Depp once said he wouldn't work for Disney, over cutting ties with him over domestic abuse allegations with Amber Heard . Things have changed. Both sides are putting their differences behind and ready to make money .Money makes hurt feelings go away .
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Stephen Oliver (@StephenCOliver) reported"In Search of Excellence" found something that surprises people: excellent companies have RIGID cultures — someone who doesn't fit gets spit out like a virus. Disney, Apple, Starbucks, West Point look nothing alike, but the strength is identical. For your school: — Uniformity is unity you can see. White tops basic, blue leadership, black for black belt club. Same gear, same colors, no rogue patches — down to the shoes. A school where everyone wears something different reads as a room full of individuals renting mat time. — Enforce consistently and it's never a big deal. Enforce occasionally and you look like a jerk. — Don't confuse uniformity with formality: Apple is casual AND rigid. Jeans and a turtleneck were their uniform. Your culture doesn't have to look like West Point's — it has to be as consistent. — If nobody's repelled by your school — the bowing, the sir-and-ma'am, the parent requirements — you're not clear enough. Try to make everybody happy and you make nobody happy. The ideal dynamic: people so attracted they sell themselves, and people so repelled they never waste your time. — Which means: stop solving unsolvable problems. "How do I get this family to renew? They hate the bowing." You don't. Wish them well at the school down the road. Full post:
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mike mike (@Caleb8584857617) reported@B7754247322009 @MilitiaT_ No tf he didn’t and it isn’t even his fault. Disney is a terrible studio that doesn’t understand world building or lore.
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My profile picture (@heavenly_otter) reported@CELLIST_MOVIE It was legitimately a pretty solid series. Like, not amazing, and shared some of the weird pacing issues that almost all the Disney+ shows have, but it did not deserve the hate it got.
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Fonz (@TheFonzPart) reported@BlueIkeTweets SM is also when we started having issues with who was going to air the dubbed anime If I recall I think the SM dub also started way way later because they moved to Disney XD or something?
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carpen (@giovni0) reported@Kaiserhawk @kartosiewicz Considering he was financing the movies himself and the amount of financial problems he faced with A New Hope and Empire, going all in on merchandising was logical and he at least made the movies he wanted it wasn’t corporate slop based on what Hollywood executives wanted and fan response like the Disney movies
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Kikoku|Burningbatsu (@OneRareCombo) reported@RageFromSpace Further more if disney decided to not work with square there would be no KH's it's a game created and made by squaresoft(Square Enix) and owned by disney lol. What made it attractive back in 2002 was the fact it had final fantasy characters with iconic Disney character.
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tondelaya della ventimiglia (@kezori82) reported@FlowersAgainst I said to the other half today that adults that have a Disney obsession usually have some kind of mental problems.
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SALIGIA (@saligiadub) reported@gpdejesuss @anabelle_dawn @blacknwhitefut I think it was pretty good but some parts like the third episode(the Disney singing) was god awful I think potentially had too many cooks in the kitchen and needed to tell a more condensed story
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Kami_Akuma_Tenshu (@KamiAkuTen) reported@comicaccuracy It was -rampantly misandrist. -Advertised ITSELF as a courtroom drama with writers who couldn't deliver. -It's a ******* Disney Marvel production, it does NOT get a pass for the VFX -it was a stupid thing to add but an overall non-issue comparative to the previous
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gacman (@InsideTheCase) reported@Savethedmagic Disney can't be bleeding money. They have the money but refuse to fix simple things?
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madaraistaken (@Mojump007) reported@archrxz @MCUfeld Covid didn’t rly have a problem besides black widow and the disney shows, the real problem was the major controversy like u said, bad films which ppl loudly hated, and them waiting too long on the Kang dynasty where they realized fans lost the hype
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Adam Campetti CanOfSpaghetti (@AdamCampetti) reported.@hulu was a very poorly designed app full of glitches. Disney+ was an app that played very well. Hulu a& Disney+ join & @DisneyPlus takes on all the horrible glitch & commercial defects. You rewind and ads just start playing again. Constant freezes. We are using gig speed.
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JustinTlME (@jpbeeman) reported@disneytipsguy That isn’t what I took from what he said….it sounded like he was saying if you are against those announcements or like have a problem with them, then you aren’t a Disney fan…
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David Conner (@davidconner6) reported@nma814 @CS_UTD @ScottGustin At the 2024 D23: The Ultimate Disney Fan Event, Deadpool crashed Josh D'Amaro's presentation wearing Minnie Mouse ears and joked, "I don't mean to sound like a broken yeti," directly roasting the infamous, long-malfunctioning animatronic on Expedition Everest at Animal Kingdom.
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asura2thesequel (@asura2thesequel) reported@comicbookss_ @CloudZill4 this would definitely work in disney worlds but not in quad
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TheSpaceWizard | 👑 Heir to The Empire (@SpaceWizardYT) reportedSo glad people are reading the line “It’s Disney Star Wars” is unfathomably stupid and ignorant. It’s a fan term created to dismiss the hard work the people at Lucasfilm put into Star Wars— Imagine calling Marvel Avengers, The Disney Avengers. Some people don’t realize ignorance
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millions of people🇯🇲 (@REECEALJv2) reportedCheetah girls had Whitney Houston High School Musical had Kenny Ortega Disney thought they were bigger than the program when they did Camp Rock without any help
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Josh (@JDG_1980) reported@LavenderGhast The other problem is that the main characters of the OT - Luke, Leia, Han - have been just totally neglected by Disney-era media. Their treatment in the sequels was terrible and they’ve been nearly absent from most immediate post-ROTJ supplemental materials.
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Claudio Espartaco (@claudiospartac) reported@777thenothing2 @WWEtriviaTO My point is Disney throwing out Lucas' ideas was the original sin. That was before TLJ. Rey's powers still could've been explained through her connection to Kylo. Neither did prequel Anakin work for "half of the fanbase" (those above 25 years according to Lucas himself), so...
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capitolhillbex (@RebekahDorr) reported@jas_cant_hang @dxwwf3 @WDWNT Why is the fan standard so low when disney offers very basic things? This is the ongoing problem and illustrates exactly what I’m talking about. You see it as a fan base being unfair. Others understand the absolute failure of what any of this was when you really look at it.
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Chris Smith (@Leivan) reported@PlayStation I'll Disney YOUR Atlantis. How about you properly address the negative feedback about your terrible decision to discontinue making physical games? Apologise and reverse the decision. Nothing else you say or do matters until then. We're not shutting up and we're not going away.
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Kris (@klf3681) reported@DreamfinderGuy Disney didnt fail the problem was the app didnt give guests a reason to log back ina fter you got achievements. Galaxy edge had alot of fun things to do on app but the "end 1/3" never was turned on because not enough people played
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Mario Alberto (@mario_anchor) reported@MattZeitlin Their parks still feel like they will burst a the seam because of how crowded they are. The issue is they haven’t figured out Disney+.
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JP🇺🇸 🏳️🌈 (@BuntyHunterJayP) reported@DevaughnWraith @Dexerto Former Peter Pan not current. Disney cant stop you if you dont work at the parks currently
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Nick (@GoPats15) reported@hollywoodscifi Honestly it depends… if it was the same experience in the same location then no. Vegas isn’t what it used to be and a trek attraction certainly won’t be bringing too many tourists to the city. Although MAYBE if it was opening near the new Top Gun Experience it may get some crossover/curious traffic… If the IP was rented out to an established park, it would of course likely do much better. Think the biggest issue would be, what to base the experience around. TNG era Trek holds plenty of fan nostalgia but little for those under say 30…. The kelvin trek is dead and the newest era was a flop and has now come to a close. On the flip side, given the new technology we have today, it’s possible that some really amazing/interactive experiences could be made. That could certainly be enough to make it a success. Just look at Rise of the Resistance and Galaxy’s edge… fans were a bit letdown by the land and there’s no question that the new ear of star wars it was based on isn’t all that popular. But such a fantastic ride experience has made it one of the most popular park rides for Disney. A trek land, rides and experience could also be successful if done right at say universal
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Flowstatevibes (@Flowstatevibes) reportedThis guy is the biggest tool. If you don't agree with everything he says you're not a real Disney fan. He's a Disney apologist, never takes a stand in defense of all the terrible decisions that have been made and always delivers his feigned disapproval with an, "oh well, it had to happen, let's move in, buy my merch." He sits here saying if you criticize anything that came out of D23 you essentially are unworthy, lol. If he really cared he's support criticism, the fans who take the time to criticize poor decision making are the ones who really care. He has no spine. Too afraid of the backlash, that or he's on Disney's influencer payroll.
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Tin Rovic (@tinrovic) reported@Big_E You're mixing up two different things. Netflix, disney, amazon, they're single companies with decades of relationships and institutional trust with media buyers brands don't need to see public numbers because netflix has been proving its reach to advertisers privately for years, and their name alone carries weight youtube isn't one company selling itself, it's millions of individual creators each acting like their own tiny network, google's platform-wide ad sales, the stuff running on billions of users and backend metrics, works exactly like you're describing, and that part I agree with but that's not the same as a brand deciding to sponsor my specific channel a small or mid-size creator reaching out cold doesn't have netflix's institutional trust or a direct line to a media buyer the public view count is often the only proof of reach I can point to before a brand even takes the call take that away and you haven't made youtube work like netflix, you've just stripped creators of the one piece of leverage they had, while Google's backend ad business keeps running fine either way so you're right that the platform survives without public views, you're wrong that creators do too
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Alan 🦁🇨🇩🇨🇦 (@NChronicles_Off) reported@Xela67TFP I’d argue doing majority of the Disney world twice was more of pacing issue for me. Especially when only 2-3 were worth revisiting.