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 (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
Paris	Sign in	2 hours ago
Saint-Aunès	Sign in	4 hours ago
Manchester	Buffering	13 hours ago
Cambridge	Crashing	13 hours ago
Coulommiers	Sign in	14 hours ago
Comuna 1	Sign in	17 hours ago

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Disney+ Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Arnav (@arnavgoel_) reported 8 minutes ago

  Media consumption across different platforms and countries is so so different. I logged in to my Netflix outside India on a hotel TV and because the content available on a specific platform across geographies is so different, my mental model of content discovery is out of sync. My recommendation algorithm for Netflix, YouTube wont talk to the algorithm at Disney+ and HBO max so some types of content won’t be recommended to me itself cause it on another platform. All these hotel chains would want to develop their own “AI bot” which will give recommendations not only for content but in general things to do around the town. If there is an AI layer, the consolidation of context across different verticals will become so important as the consumer use cases for AI get more surfaces. Like an Obsidian for personal context across my apps. Sign in with ChatGPT was a way to solve it but just didn’t pick up. Would apps want t share their context with an external AI chat, especially if device models get faster and better (like Siri is trying to be with the new release)? Probably not. User would still want it at some point tho. Personalisation across surfaces without starting from scratch

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  Brittany Correa (@tyrekecorrea) reported 10 minutes ago

  💡 Why doesn't Disney take older shows from their library that could work and just put them back on TV?

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  𝕭𝖊𝖓𝖓𝖎𝖊✨ (@Bennieeexyz) reported 14 minutes ago

  My father spent thirty years building airline status, said before his memory started slipping that he wanted one last trip together, just the two of us, using the companion pass he'd been saving specifically for that purpose. He gave me his login years ago, in case anything happened to him before he could book it himself. A forwarded itinerary email landed in my inbox last month, sent by my brother's wife by mistake, confirming four tickets to Orlando under Dad's frequent flyer number, my brother's kids listed as the traveling companions, dates during their spring break. I called my brother. "You booked a Disney trip on Dad's miles?" "He's not using them," he said. "He barely remembers what an airport is at this point, it felt like a waste to just let the miles expire." I told him that wasn't really the same as it being fine to take. "He'd want the grandkids to enjoy it," he said. "You're acting like I stole something." I didn't argue the point further on the phone. I still have Dad's login saved in my notes app, the password unchanged since he gave it to me. There's enough left in the account for one more trip, according to the balance page, just barely, if I booked it before my brother's trip cleared out the rest. I haven't logged in to check exact numbers. I keep opening the app, staring at the login screen, deciding if using it now still counts as the trip he meant, or if that idea already left with him somewhere I can't follow.

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  Benimar Zoyle (@benjinoyabo) reported 15 minutes ago

  @JEGSpro @RazorFist @Dennis_Pulido And that contract work doesn't have much bearing on how talented the staff at Madhouse actually were. There's no "western influence" outside of maybe classic Disney, that puts them above the average, they're naturally good by themselves and it's obvious when they have a budget.

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  🌹 (@nooraaura_) reported 18 minutes ago

  I’m lowkey a Disney princess, I be at work singing all Disney hits lmao

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  Ryan Barr (@Imagineer6) reported 18 minutes ago

  @thebrewghost @DrewDisneyDude The dates are when the projects were supposed to begin and when Disney actually started work

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  Ari Lumani (@AriLumani) reported 20 minutes ago

  @G0ffThew That's the problem. It's nowhere available online. Neither is volume 3. It's like I've been punished for not having DisneyPlus.

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  100xMart | AI Videos & Articles (@100xMart) reported 21 minutes ago

  @oluwaseun7g Because even infinite power can't fix being the villain in a Disney franchise

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  sqhkemery (@sqhkemery) reported 26 minutes ago

  Absolutely crazy when MORONS, like Mark Ruffalo, complain about media mergers, but has no problem collecting millions of dollars from DISNEY, a MULTI-BILLION DOLLAR multi-media international conglomerate. Mark will then go live behind walls in his million dollar gated community!

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  BIGLAWSUIT (@whyrusomadlol) reported 28 minutes ago

  @vountee Terrible art, terrible, ugly *** design. Lol @ Disney. Cooked.

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  Exhibitor Relations Co. (@ERCboxoffice) reported 29 minutes ago

  PARAMOUNT’S TERRIBLE, HORRIBLE, NO GOOD, VERY LAZY SUMMER: SCARY MOVIE PAW PATROL: THE DINO MOVIE JACKASS: BEST AND LAST PASSENGER Billie Eilish FILM TOP GUN 2-FER RE-ISSUE Combined domestic summer gross: $196M. That ranks Paramount 6th among the 7 major studios behind Universal, Disney, Sony, Lionsgate & WB. And Paramount wants to buy WB? It’s arguably the weakest major studio in town, year after year, and this summer’s recycled slate certainly doesn’t inspire confidence that it’s uniquely qualified to absorb and operate one of Hollywood’s most valuable film libraries. Talk about a lack of imagination. This isn’t a rescue plan. It’s consolidation masquerading as competence.

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  Mixta Genesis (@mr_genesis2) reported 31 minutes ago

  @AdanuKrizz This is not even a fox or Disney issue these two are actually from different earths tho you know that right?🌝

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  suhaib, the duelist (@bigsatodontcrai) reported 33 minutes ago

  @Octodaddi nothing wrong with lingering on these worlds inherently i just think a lot of the pacing issues could’ve been solved by incorporating the disney worlds into the story more instead of it being a random goose chase either for new princesses of the heart here and the box there

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  Diavolo (@cornchipmen) reported 37 minutes ago

  Does anybody who has the forsworn trooper Fortnite skin want to invite me to their Disney family so I can get it too? Codes dont work in us

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  Greg (@Greg_Kett) reported 37 minutes ago

  @tweetsfromben @DAZN @DisneyPlus Oh absolutely. Here in lies the issue (imo), I didn’t realise it was on DAZN for free until someone mentioned it to me 3/4 weeks into the season. Maybe I was in the minority here but I didn’t see this marketed at all.

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  Jared (@goatedjrd) reported 42 minutes ago

  @yamommahous33 @Jordanj75603611 @pitlessball Using a FMVP argument dosent work against them because all of them are 1st options. They have the same amount of rings as a 1st option as LeBron And none of them got a cheap one in Disney world

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  Ashley (@AshZY9099) reported 43 minutes ago

  @HorrorHijabi I know especially since he can’t act and has no star quality. Apparently one of his parents works for Disney.

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  Homeless Ninja (@HomelessNeenja) reported 45 minutes ago

  @AbdulCarterMVP Spider-Man or Hulk would’ve been dope but I guess Disney doesn’t really own the rights to Spidey. They probably couldn’t make the colorway work with Hulk. Kind of lame compared to how good a bunch of the other shirts are.

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  Craig Green (@GreenCraig5) reported 46 minutes ago

  @wil_da_beast630 Honestly, I dont think you do. There's nothing meritocratic about the Indian H1B issue. What's meritocratic about firing 250 fully employed, qualified Disney tech workers? Many similar examples. Both Grok and Claude have said that at least 200K Americans have lost jobs due to the H1B issue since its inception. Where is the meritocracy in Cisco execs deliberately discriminating against 2000 non Indians? Lastly, my favorite quote from Claude: "Indians are hiring other Indians in American companies at statistically inexplicable rates" Reminded me of C. Murray in its pithiness and irony.

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  sammich (@cabinsandwich) reported 50 minutes ago

  @mousevoid fall time disney vacations will fix most problems

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  4 am Therapy (@4am_therapy) reported 52 minutes ago

  disney adults are the same type of awful as furries

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  Mcbutter (@Mcbutter333) reported 53 minutes ago

  @LogoSimian I mean, it didn't help that Disney got in Bluth's way at every turn. His artwork and animations are legendary.

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  Darren King (@DarrenKing11630) reported 56 minutes ago

  @leonslay_ You do realise that trans will NEVER be widely accepted don't you? The government, massive cooperate companies like Amazon and Disney have done everything they can to force people into submission over it and most people still won't accept it. It's a mental issue, nothing more.

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  Chris (@chriswithans) reported 56 minutes ago

  @thomasbrookside Everyone paid different prices in 2003 and that was back when they were doing promotions, especially bundling Internet with a full cable package. Let's use worse case scenario in 2003. $200 a month for the full package. (Though Internet was like 100X slower). That's $360 in today's money. Landline fiber internet without promotions is now $100 a month. ESPN $30 Fox $20 One local team (NBA, NHL, MLB) subscription $20 Netflix $20? Disney Hulu $15? HBO $15? Paramount $15? Peacock $15? That's like $250 total already. Still less than $360 in 2026 from cable. But you don't get cable with the DVR and you don't get cable quality for the broadcast TV channels. This doesn't count Apple TV and Amazon Prime. You're probably getting more annoying commercials, but fewer of them now.

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  Missingno (@KMO_X9) reported 57 minutes ago

  @Kennwaa @WrestleOps If I worked at KFC am I not allowed to eat at Burger King? If I worked for Disney am I not allowed to watch Dreamworks movies? The only people more brainwashed than people who work in WWE are the people who watch it

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  Andy Masley (@AndyMasley) reported 58 minutes ago

  To give a rundown of the zombie facts haunting the data center debate: -They pollute water: Every instance we've seen so far was caused by something relating to construction, mostly the same as other large buildings. -They raise electricity prices as much as 267%: this was a stat about wholesale prices at specific nodes very close to data centers, not household prices in the area, which are often very different. There's no reliable pattern right now between DCs getting built and electric bills going up, but that could change in the future. -Their normal operation harms people's access to water: No clear case I can find, outside a weird case in Georgia where a DC accelerated the need for a larger water treatment plant which got passed onto consumers as higher bills. -They take all the land: even in Loudoun County with the most data center capacity anywhere DCs take up about 3% of the land. By 2030 all US data center buildings would cover about the surface area of Disney World -They create harmful infrasounds: this was based on a single video that lied about almost every study it flashed on the screen. We don't have any reason to think data center infrasound is harmful unless it's so loud you can physically feel it. -They don't pay taxes: this is the result of a game of telephone that started because data centers don't pay a specific type of tax (M&E sales) in most states, which got reported on a lot as "residents missing out on this much in tax revenue" which people mistook to mean DCs basically pay no taxes or get funded to get built. In reality that's just one of several taxes places can apply and in basically everywhere they're built DCs pay a lot of taxes. Loudoun collects $1.3 billion per year from them and doesn't charge M&E sales tax. -They reliably make annoying sound: there are clear cases where they've created awful noise pollution, but these mostly seem like outliers, though there are enough to be concerned. -They create harmful heat islands. The only study that's measured this finds that data centers can heat the air very close to them by a few degrees, and this drops to zero just a little farther out. A separate study that found that they heat the land for miles around seemed to have accidentally measured the results of normal land use change like new paved roads, and didn't control for that. I'm finding that most educated adults I meet believe almost all of these.

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  B (@Rumbles82) reported 58 minutes ago

  @thereal_Nice11 @Dr_GrantSeeker It was an amazing ride but a nightmare to maintain. The scale was a part of the issue. It is kinda sad that universal doesnt hold some attractions the same way Disney does. CAL I get it due to it being so small. But FLA should never be losing attraction like BTF or Jaws.

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  MagnificentMojave (@magmojave) reported 58 minutes ago

  @VashSky To be fair, Porto's had a major hiccup when Raul, Rosa's husband (and Porto's co-founder) died back in 2024 as they were starting to shift everything and get construction started. My understanding is that there were a lot of heated discussions about Porto's even moving forward after Mr. Porto's passing. We know that some people in the company were upset about the move into DT Disney because the property would be a major departure from the other locations with a bar and additional hours/holidays being open when all the other locations are closed. There was also a lot of upset employees about who would move over, etc, and that those roles would likely be much higher paying, too. There's already a reputation at some of the locations as being a toxic work environment. Portos was being pretty demanding, frankly, and Disney pushed back. From what I'm told, Mr. Porto wanted the Disney property to move forward, but at least two of the children were part of the problem -- a tad egotistical -- and demanded a giant basement for the new building, which ended up being a massive issue for Disney because it means a lot of park infrastructure issues as well as Downtown Disney. All for one tenant. But they were also fighting over the holiday schedule. Portos is strictly closed on some holidays and they were refusing to open. Disney wasn't having that... they require their tenants to be open 365 days a year. From what I'm told, they had to renegotiate a few things. Disney got a modified holiday opening - premade food only on those specific holidays and Portos got their basement, albeit modified. It almost didn't happen at all. from the gossip I've heard, one of the kids, in particular, never wanted to expand to Disney at all and is really angry they have to be open at all on the holidays or deal with the specific HR issues that are going to come with the new property that are vastly different from the other 6.

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  Sergio (@N0S3K3P0N3R) reported 59 minutes ago

  @MappaRocket @Timmothy_plays @RAAA_AAAT ofc, ur comments are just "feelings" and u cant back up anything. And my comment is pretentious but the other guy wanting a disney plot in the anime, insulting the work in the process, is not "pretentious" ok lol

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  merlin || pretty ones polycule ♥️ (@malleidium) reported 1 hour ago

  @raccoonrouIette HELP yeah it's sad and dark... another time disney took a grim ending and made it a happily ever after