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 (3%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Bréhan	Crashing	2 hours ago
Kleppe	Playback Issues	3 hours ago
Paris	Crashing	13 hours ago
Achères	Sign in	1 day ago
Bourg-en-Bresse	Sign in	1 day ago
Sheffield	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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  Andrew Fleischman (@ASFleischman) reported 2 minutes ago

  my problem with the french is that they have no real culture. here in georgia we have waffle house and peach cobbler. all they have are pastries you can buy in any gas station at its best, paris looks almost as nice as disney world

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  Connor (@ConnorW1634) reported 4 minutes ago

  The superhero fatigue people have are the low quality shows Disney+ has been pumping out for years now. Nobody cares enough or has the time to watch 12 shows before going and seeing a movie so they can understand a 12 second cameo

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  Dynamite Wailer 🧨🐳 (@DynamiteWhaler) reported 4 minutes ago

  Started tuning it all out as noise after a while, so yeah my music knowledge from 2000 onward is sadly lacking tbh. That being said, there can always be exceptions to the rule: I'm sure there are decent gems/one hit wonders here and there from 2000 onward (benefit of the doubt activated!), but generally speaking no, I haven't been a fan of mainstream music for decades. The mid 90s was the last era of "adult contemporary" as a pop musical force IMO and even back then it was clinging to life support on various Disney soundtracks, ironically enough. ex. "A Whole New World" brought back those 80s male/female duets (reminiscent of Atlantic Starr, etc) that were basically extinct at the time & it was a massive hit, but isn't that telling? You heard fewer and fewer adult hits back then, and mostly in kids' movies...to me, that indicates a direction of travel, even if people couldn't see it at the time. Alternative rock had its own "adult alternative" lane as well back then. Ex "Everything Falls Apart" by Dog's Eye View, Hootie & The Blowfish, etc. Adult representation was always there in pop music... until it wasn't. Circa 1997. Michael Bolton's last heyday was the mid 90s (outside of a viral Jack Sparrow song), to me that says everything. Appeal to younger/less mature audiences over time like mainstream pop has been doing since 1997 (TRL/Disney/Nickelodeon/boy bands/etc) and the quality of pop music/songwriting will obviously suffer as a result. You plant the seeds of immaturity going forward. The younger you are, the more you'll tolerate & love terrible music: think about 2-5 year olds that watched Barney the Dinosaur back in the 90s, think of how they loved those insipid/annoying songs yet mature audiences couldn't stand them? Sometimes you'd only have to age 5 years out to go from Barney fan to hater, yet those younger intellects were always amused by said spectacle in the interim. Disney/Nickelodeon pop music is just a slightly older version of that same dynamic at play. Instead of 2-5 year old Barney fans, it's 8-13 year old girls with subscriptions to Tiger Beat. Meanwhile, everybody older/more mature thinks it's all terrible. Barney fans grew out of it, Disney adults never will, sadly.

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  Winston Yuko Brooks X (@DooDooMonstaa) reported 5 minutes ago

  someone send the hulu, netflix and disney plus login please

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  Hikaru-chwan; (@0xH1k4ru) reported 7 minutes ago

  And yet if Disney brought it back, and actually made an effort, and put real work into it. The Chronicles of Prydain animated or live action could be the next LOTR/Harry Potter/Game of Thrones/Narnia. The books have that potential. They have been sitting on a gold mine for years they won't even try with!! Just because they failed the first time. ...yet will make a million remakes or recycles.

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  kektastrophy (@tayden47563) reported 10 minutes ago

  @DoomBlazer_ The problem is with the concept of a what if series is fans can find a infinite amount of cool ideas to easily pull from to be episode however Disney writers for this series thought they knew better and just ignored it.....like bro it was so easy to succeed.

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  Necksplitter, Dark Knight (@TW0HEADEDBEAST) reported 19 minutes ago

  people keep looking at me like I'm crazy when I tell em this but the avengers was literally where they put all the characters that had weak or flopping books, then toss in a popular character like spider-man in to help popularity and disney/marvel owned them outright

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  Jane Neumayer (@janeumayet) reported 23 minutes ago

  @ScottGustin The worst Disney CEO

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  Blah Myah Nyah Crah (@findallday42) reported 23 minutes ago

  @tP4thacc The worst part is that this became the default artstyle for every Disney Marvel cartoon running around the same time.

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  Jeremy (@ManaByte) reported 23 minutes ago

  Solo, Obi-Wan, and Boba Fett all started out as movies. Solo was an idea of George's even before the Disney sale (and Kasdan was always wanted as the writer). At one point the story was part of Underworld and then the 1313 game (before it became a Boba Fett game). Obi-Wan was a movie for a long time before being expanded into a series. Boba Fett was actually announced as a movie, but the chosen director at the time had one of the most epic crash outs in modern Hollywood history on the production of a really terrible Fox superhero movie so it then became a series.

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  Billy Spicer (@MrBillySpicer) reported 27 minutes ago

  @disenchantedeva The old standard for how CMs presented themselves, interacted with guests and behaved “onstage” was almost absurdly high—and that was the point. Those standards have slipped over the last decade+ which is a Disney management/culture problem. (2/3)

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  Rakhar #89 (@89_rakhar) reported 30 minutes ago

  @DontcaIlmewave @EmmyWss At this point it almost feels like a game for him. And the whole problem for Disney is that he WINS if they fire him.

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  Aokiji クザン 🇵🇸 (@DukeOfZamunda) reported 32 minutes ago

  Iger doesnt work at Disney anymore

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  SandwitchZebra (@SandwitchZebra) reported 33 minutes ago

  @MLDPDarthJoker @KHGuides Marvel can legally use every character they have in video games. The issues are just in the movie rights. Yes, even Spider-Man. The Insomniac games being PS exclusive is unrelated to movies Also just a personal thing but can we stop attributing every Marvel thing to Disney alone

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  DocCraig (@psychdoccraig) reported 33 minutes ago

  @BlueWRX @Alvin1492840 Yeah I keep playing with the settings but can’t figure it out. Seems to be a common issue with Disney plus for some reason

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  jaxson (@jaxsoninnit) reported 36 minutes ago

  @rocco_botte Those would still be awful movies because of Disney and Lucas film slop

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  ↯ precious basketcase ↯ (@yourcolorsrun) reported 37 minutes ago

  @jeditalis @ujios_blossom Mark Ruffalo who worked on a project produced by former IDF. Mark Ruffalo who works with Disney. We need to understand, no one is flawless, especially in Hollywood. People are designed to be flawed and Hollywood is a corrupt, stained industry and people who work there don't have a lot of choice with stain-free projects if they want to keep working.

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  Bob Baxter (@BobBaxterSr1) reported 39 minutes ago

  @NickChaps96 Awful…Complete cash grab.. Might be the low point as far as Disney Parks are concerned.. Talk about an eye sore… the exact opposite of “Disney Magic”….may go down as one of the absolute worst ideas in the parks in the last 25 years

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  Viper D. Spades 🐍♠️🇲🇽 (@Viper_D_Spades) reported 44 minutes ago

  @DodgersTailgate The guy who turned Disney into the POS it is today and an incompetent boob tied to one of the worst administrations. Yup Lakers are cooked. It was fun having hope for nearly 2 years.

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  Kida Ito (@Kida_Ito77) reported 45 minutes ago

  @mrdavidrowe Worst thing to be stuck with is polka. Om a somewhat related note, I was once stuck on the Snow White ride at Disney. It was during the yodeling part 😬 Imagine listening to "yodel-odel-eee" for 15 mins straight 🥴

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  san 🍿 (@AquilaOricon) reported 46 minutes ago

  Lee Seyoung on Breaking Her Own Mold in Disney+'s 'The Remarried Empress' Actor Lee Seyoung says her upcoming role in the Disney+ original series "The Remarried Empress" pushed her to break past the boundaries she had set for herself as a performer. She credits much of that breakthrough to her co-star, Ju Ji-hoon. Lee Seyoung sat down with KPOPIT on August 10 at the Fantagio building in Seoul's Gangnam district to talk about "The Remarried Empress," which premieres this fall, along with her personal thoughts and reflections. In the series, she plays Rashta, a concubine of slave origin. Reflecting on her character, she shared, "When I read the web novel, what gave Rashta's character its persuasiveness was that she was charming and lovely enough to be forgiven for anything. I decided not to overthink it and just told myself, 'I am Rashta,' and built my performance from there." Lee Seyoung noted that the project allowed her to break out of her usual acting habits, with Ju Ji hoon offering significant guidance along the way. "I had a lot of scenes with Ji hoon, so we talked constantly. He kept telling me to 'break the mold' and 'let go,'" she recalled with a laugh. "When I replied, 'Okay, I'm going to let go!' he told me to stop trying so hard to even do that. He meant I should approach the scene without over-preparing." Asked how this role differs from her earlier work, Lee said, "I'm usually the type who holds things in, but Rashta doesn't hold anything back. She's like a little Maltese, expressing everything all at once. It felt cathartic, and it made me think, 'Maybe I should try to change too.'" She added, "For a long time, I picked safe, ordinary ways to express things because I worried about splitting opinions. I'm not naturally bold or edgy either. But this time I told myself, 'So what if I get it wrong and people criticize me? I can do better next time,' and I really tried to break out of my mold."

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  @steelhavengamestudios (@steelhavengame1) reported 48 minutes ago

  @JadesSabre Because the **** libs who work for Disney all came from broken homes. They don't know what a healthy relationship looks like.

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  brady (@PBrady77) reported 51 minutes ago

  You realize you de-canonized a pretty big chunk of Star Wars so they could make the sequels, right? They got to exist due to the thing you're offended by. What you’re doing is sitting on a throne of skulls then when someone wants to take what you ruined back without your extra garbage you’re mad? Just shut up and enjoy your garbage without losing it on someone and calling them a POS. The sequels had to make a whole different universe just to exist. Now you have Disney officials talking about doing a ‘starwars what if’ because of canon stuff they threw away to make your sequels work.

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  DJ nixin (@djnixin) reported 52 minutes ago

  @USArmy immigration claim on ship, mind, is the real one disney for even more than every pigs of extinction practices of disney worst of all promise, slaying children for extinction money is basics of disney part remember part of alzheimer about elders (is)

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  exodus (@greednvirtue) reported 52 minutes ago

  Runway CEO Cristóbal Valenzuela explains what happens when filmmaking goes from expensive production to real-time iteration. 01:48 - AI films go from Chinatown to IMAX 04:02 - Hollywood starts adopting AI at scale 06:38 - turning weeks of VFX work into minutes 10:55 - why advertising is adopting AI video first 11:38 - what changes when creatives can iterate in real time 14:12 - what actually makes someone good at AI filmmaking 33:46 - the gap between viral AI demos and real creative work 52:02 - Runway’s business model: indie creators to Disney & Lionsgate 59:58 - why personalized AI content may not replace film Bookmark this one.

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  Mareo (@bajabeatzz) reported 52 minutes ago

  @ShadePJ I guess you forgot about star wars, the original Star wars trilogy and episode 1, 2,3 was fire. But we all know what happen when Disney bought it and released it's woke wars trilogy... Guess what the original devs didn't even work on GTA 6, go look at who worked on it

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  Bookworm Publishing News (@JoshuaAndrews72) reported 54 minutes ago

  @eye_ot_republic @fantasydukes @Ky1eKatarn You being a Star Wars fan are probably VERY familiar with this online Vs offline reality. Because on here it looks like the vast majority of fans hate Disney Star Wars, but then you go to let’s say Star Wars celebration and everyone is loving it. The internet will give you a VERY false perception of reality on pretty much any social issue you choose to look at such as the ones that I mentioned above. According to your logic Disney Star Wars is a complete and total failure, because they are ‘bleeding money’ according to the financial markets. This is why long term success isn’t determined by short term market performance.

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  Richard Hoffman (@chelidon23) reported 55 minutes ago

  @jeffster3141 @DrNeilStone Sorry, friend. Disney still tells better fairy tales. Work on it.

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  Master of Disaster (@AlexTheDominus) reported 57 minutes ago

  @PimpMasterYoda1 Fun fact, Feige didn't actually get to work on a lot of these projects because Disney was just spitting them out month after month. The last 3 movies he was a part of were all good, and you can really tell he was involved.

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  💜Sam 💜Saw BTS!!💜 (@smariem96) reported 58 minutes ago

  I forgot how bad my morning commute can be when where I live goes back to school…. Took me 40 minutes just to leave my area and onto I-4 plus another 30 minutes in the Disney area but somehow I still made it to work on time