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 (40%)
• Buffering (30%)
• Crashing (20%)
• Playback Issues (7%)
• Video Quality (3%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Anor	Sign in	4 hours ago
Heiligenhaus	Buffering	12 hours ago
Phoenix	Crashing	15 hours ago
Duisburg	Playback Issues	1 day ago
Catania	Playback Issues	1 day ago
Milton Keynes	Sign in	1 day ago

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Disney+ Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  DisneyDsgn (@DisneyDsgn) reported 4 minutes ago

  One thing that I've battled with is the showing my face thing on this account. I once started a vlog with my wife but ended quickly due to the type of work we did, so I think that's still out there. As a Disney creator and fan, we all like to see folks we watch but I keep hesitating. On one end, I don't mind but on the other... I don't want the focus to be on me at all, only on the photos, designs and releases that I bring out. How do you do it @disneytipsguy? Haha. Yes that's me and yes I caught someone talking about me at the Not Soo Scary Halloween Party at WDW!🤨

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  Matt Swanson (@MattSwanson24) reported 7 minutes ago

  @CoasterK24 I think the auntie gravity ones are the worst in all of Disney. They are small tight and smell. I suspect they haven't touched them for the same reason stitch sits empty.

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  🌗𝓪𝓾𝓫𝓫𝔂🌠🌌 (@platemailcowboy) reported 8 minutes ago

  @StarWarsDaily_ Because Disney Star Wars trilogy sucks and is uninspired. As badly written as the prequels are there's a clear vision. I think the weighty combat of that Rey vs Ben scene COULD work just the same as the original trilogy, if the new trilogy wasn't such an incomprehensible mess

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  cinemanitrate's rampaging imaginata 🎞📼 (@stevehead) reported 14 minutes ago

  @ReviewsPossum And Star Wars had a Princess - a beautiful woman who men and boys were inspired by and wanted to be worthy of; a woman who needed help and asked for it: a woman they knew was worth fighting for and saving. On that front, Disney/Lucasfilm gave men and boys nothing. Sadly it’s apparent DIS/LFL will never give men and boys a beautiful princess character, or any kind and not-boyish or jaded woman who inspires them, who actually needs help, and who they would actually want to help. Because, imo, the sickness of feminist ideology bulldozed through the boy brands Disney bought to attract young males, damaged storytelling and character development, and considers that sort of female character ideologically forbidden.

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  Corporate Banks are a Cartel (@RyanEdm08444634) reported 15 minutes ago

  @DCVers0 It came off way too thick, and it was the entire Episode. When does Hal get to be the respected hero. Disney-ification of Star Wars all over again. All it needed was a single line in response to the mom. That there are thousands of alien species lanterns and they work together

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  Thee LBG | #NLDM (@Thee_LBG) reported 16 minutes ago

  @robertliefeld is a joke of HIS OWN doing, so hurt by his dealings with Marvel & Disney that he’s allowed himself to spiral and his hard work and reputation in terms of perception have greatly suffered from it. Fabian Nicieza’s name deserves to be known just as much or more.

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  snsdfan00 (@snsdfan000) reported 16 minutes ago

  @Yawger20 @DiscussingFilw @Dexerto that would be the best possible outcome, surely disney wouldn't appoint someone worst than him lol

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  Ilya Glazkov (@IlGlaz) reported 17 minutes ago

  @777thenothing2 Again, check the sources. JJ Abrams was hired in September 2017. By October, he had enough story ideas for the art department to have started work. On December 16, the morning after The Last Jedi premiered, he pitched his first story draft to the CEO of Disney.

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  Wensity (@wensitylabs) reported 17 minutes ago

  @uraibadesigns When opening your portfolio, the chat section appears immediately, but there’s no clear H1 or introduction. Having a strong H1 would be better for SEO and would instantly tell both search engines and potential clients what you actually do. Right now, I have to read 2–3 chat messages before I understand what you do. Also, the chat itself doesn’t seem to be working. Second, while scrolling through the About section, I think the “Get in Touch” section on the right should stay pinned/sticky until the user finishes scrolling through the About content. On the /[designs] pages, some of the badges/pills are too light, so they’re difficult to see and read in certain places. And again, I really loved the /disney page. I even bookmarked it. Nice work, keep it up 👀

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  Southern Pissed off Patriot (@ShonAustin23) reported 18 minutes ago

  @BradBeringer Disney and their ideology has hurt many people. Idgaf what they do, I’ll always remember and tell folks what kinda pieces of **** they really are. I’ve seen kids go work there and come home so ****** up it takes years to straighten out. Disgusting 🤮

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  Kevin Anthony Haynes (@anthony_ha15609) reported 19 minutes ago

  @JamesGunn If Andy Muschetti experience problems, it is because some fool people try compromise WB productions than Disney/Marvel productions. This is why Chris Nolan created his Dark Knight Trilogy, back to back on high security, minus potential interfere Andy likely experienced

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  Steven Stehling (@StevenStehling) reported 20 minutes ago

  @bull_feath95552 @ItzKrism He directs, writes and develops story concepts, which have all been awful throughout everything in Disney Star Wars. He is not an animator. If you're referring to cinematography in the live action shows, that's been embarrassingly awful.

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  Dre (@VashSky) reported 23 minutes ago

  @arttavana Ironically, there was a prior "One Disney" strategy originally championed by Jay Rasulo back in 2009 that tried to standardize the operations of all Disney Parks (most especially the domestic parks) and would have, if taken it to its extreme, would have made the distinct management and organizational structures of Team Disney Orlando and Team Disney Anaheim pretty much redundant. The idea was leaner organizational structure would have reduced overhead, increased efficiency, and created a more nimble Parks & Resorts unit. This came down to where napkins and cups were sourced from, middle and upper management positions, and, of course, operating procedures. Ultimately (and, OBVIOUSLY) this didn't work as each resort operates so distinctly in order to best maximize each locations' unique qualities. I mean sure, you can source cups from the same supplier but sourcing them locally cuts drastically down on shipping costs either way and has the side benefit of allowing for unique resort design customization... So what's the point? After many, many, many, many other examples piling up only a few years in, Disney ended up terminating the initiative midway and partly because the divisions were already ran through pretty hardcore by Paul Pressler and prior leaders of his ilk but not without consequences... The failed "One Disney" '09 Special is one of the reasons why all digital infrastructure is routed through Florida (even for Disneyland) and why Disneyland lost its annual Disney employee Christmas Party (a staple going back to Walt's time) along with its very beneficial "Toys for Tots" drive. I personally find it amusing that Josh D'Amaro would choose to label his own "One Disney" company initiative (this time broader in scope, of course) after a failed initiative within the history of the division he came from... but that's just me.

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  Lorn (@lorneseth) reported 24 minutes ago

  In 2008, Steven Spielberg made about $34 million from theme parks he did not own. Comcast's latest annual report still lists the contract behind those payments. Spielberg did not finance the land, build the rides, or operate the gates. He negotiated a percentage of what visitors would spend. The deal began in 1987, when Universal was preparing to challenge Disney in Orlando. The studio already had movies. What it needed was someone who could turn them into destinations. Spielberg joined as an exclusive creative consultant. Instead of tying his compensation only to completed work, he connected it to future park receipts. The Los Angeles Times reported that the arrangement gave him 2% of ticket sales and a share of gross revenue from concessions at Universal's two Florida parks. The agreement also covered comparable projects in Japan and Singapore. The important word is gross. Universal pays for land, rides, staff, maintenance, and debt. Profit is what remains after those bills. Spielberg's percentage was calculated before those operating costs were deducted. This 12-minute video aired in 1992, five years after the contract began. It shows Amblin on the Universal lot and Spielberg at the E.T. Adventure. The company was not buying his time alone. It was buying ideas, credibility, and exclusivity. The filed terms contain no expiration date. The current annual payment is not disclosed. Most people focus on what one project will pay. Spielberg tied his earnings to audiences that had not arrived yet. Universal built the parks. His contract followed the visitors through the gate.

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  The Geek Buzz (@geekthedog) reported 27 minutes ago

  @Number1TaxPayer @ThatChrisGore Oh, I understand you perfectly. The problem is you keep making massive factual claims and then getting pissy when somebody asks you to demonstrate them. “You can see it with your own eyes” is what people say when “trust me, bro” needs a little mascara. You claimed an entire generation of fandom basically amounts to three people. You claimed corporations exclude anyone who isn't sufficiently “woke.” You claimed Disney drove away both male and female audiences. Those aren't observations. They're claims about millions of people, corporate employment practices and audience demographics. Your Twitter feed is not a ******* census. And “it's not my job to educate you” is especially adorable after voluntarily spending this much time trying to educate me about the downfall of Star Wars. Apparently it only stops being your job at the precise moment someone asks for evidence. As for “graduate of Reddit dot com,” dude, I'm not the one whose entire methodology is 'I saw some angry dudes online agreeing with me, therefore society has spoken.' That's practically a Reddit PhD.

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  Nash The Neet "Teio Time" (@CaptainCrunchNZ) reported 29 minutes ago

  @GabeGuidarini They have a great business model basically having the Disney World of gas stations, but suing small stations who happen to have a Beaver mascot won't help them in any way. Most people don't like that.

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  Chris Gaun (@cgaunerd) reported 30 minutes ago

  @aussieflya no. We did it with two for ski trip out West and it was the worst experience so now we don't fly with them. We drive to mont tremblant / Killington to ski. First trip will be Disney World in April

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  norm (@cyaleave) reported 32 minutes ago

  The dem/media is who the real threat to democracy is! Media using race in almost every aspect of media programming just to try and help the dems gain votes hope all there woke programming fail like the disgusting disney media led by the fat gay grandaughter of disney founder walt

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  Mr. “I’m so tired” Macias (@Saicam_Films) reported 36 minutes ago

  @aigor_andrea @Eggmaster23 Considering the directors, writers etc aren’t all contractually obligated to work for Disney and have worked elsewhere I just don’t see why it’s mandatory, especially when even some Disney employees don’t know all the details themselves. If the execs okay’d it that’s on them

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  Nick (@GoPats15) reported 36 minutes ago

  @ogorangebird People hated it because it was pretty underwhelming when compared to the fireworks at MK & Epcot or Fantasmic at HS. It just wasn’t as big of a spectacle. Unfortunately I think it really suffered from pre done shows. Had they been able to incorporate drones I think it would’ve held up a lot better, especially since you could’ve seen them from more areas of the park which might have brought more attention to the show in general. They may have also been able to incorporate flare style “fireworks” from both the ground and from the drones. These wouldn’t have the loud bangs that could disturb the animals but would help with the spectacle. In the end, that style show would be very similar to what they do at disneyland paris and had they done it first at WDW pre covid, it probably would’ve gotten even more popular as one of the first drones shows of it’s kind. It’s a bit surprising Disney wasn’t more on the ball with this. Consumer drones blew up around 2013-2015 with one of the first drone show demos in 2015. By 2018 you had over 1,000 drones used in the opening ceremonies of the winter olympics. This is of course right around the timeframe River of Lights debuted, so again a show like that would’ve made waves. FAA rules/certification might have played a factor as well as insurance concerns but seems to me like Disney is usually able to move that stuff along/get special exemptions.

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  The Digbeth Kid 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 (@digbethkid74) reported 37 minutes ago

  @StarWarsDaily_ No, he was an awful character. Absolutely nothing about him was interesting. One of many in the Disney trilogy who I didn’t care what happened to.

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  Trad Aesthetics (@tradaesthetic1) reported 48 minutes ago

  @StarWarsDaily_ Nick Gillard was the key, the Chosen One of fight-choreography. He perfected lightsaber duels, under Lucas' supervision. Trouble is Disney doesn't care about the finished product only about how much they can make off someone else's work.

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  Brer Oswald (@BrerOswald) reported 53 minutes ago

  @RavenRanks @disneytipsguy It could very easily be reversed actually. People act like it’s this big pressing issue Disney was forced into. Couldn’t be further from the truth. They’ve controlled the narrative on it and still do. Josh could snap his fingers and it could be back.

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  Gage °o° (@TheAustraAlien) reported 56 minutes ago

  @ScottGustin @P3t3rD4Gi4nt Honestly they need to do a big refurb and fix the ride making it better. I’d be okay with a year not riding just to fix its problems. TBAs current state is embarrassing and the storyline is just not good. IMO it’s not up to Disney standards at all which is sad….

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  Men on Film Pod (@menonfilmpod) reported 56 minutes ago

  @BigPimpinGuvie At worst it’s just content for Disney Plus or Hulu. Aka a Netflix movie. Those don’t make money either.

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  rcoll1 (@rcoll1_brisbane) reported 56 minutes ago

  @Aaron_Sparrow It's the same with both the Muppets and the classic Disney characters (Mickey & Minnie, Donald Duck etc.). They're always recognisable, but they're legacy characters now. Every time someone tries to make them happen for modern audiences, it doesn't work.

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  Rell Deez (@DeezRell) reported 58 minutes ago

  Women’s champ Tag champ Movie star Disney star Endorsements Used her star power to help another company I think they gave her a lot on top of her putting work in

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  NorCal Steeler Fan aka Mr. 925 (@BigBrandon007) reported 60 minutes ago

  @KillaCam0531 I was on a Disney cruise on the wish as well. It was castaway cay day and Sunday ticket didn’t work on the ships wifi and it didn’t work on the island. Wifi it couldn’t handle it then on the island it said wasn’t available in the region.

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  Caspearious (@Caspearious) reported 1 hour ago

  @desert_starr_57 She won the viral content award for the week... maybe the month. It's hard to stop watching the synchronicity of facial movements to the music and the Disney-esque expressions/eyes that she has. I really don't have a problem with it compared to the other goofy gunk out there now.

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  Kyle Harrison (@kwharrison13) reported 1 hour ago

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