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 (37%)
• Buffering (33%)
• 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
Madrid	Sign in	19 minutes ago
Indio	Sign in	43 minutes ago
Melbourne	Sign in	9 hours ago
Township of Evan	Sign in	9 hours ago
Montréal	Video Quality	14 hours ago
Culiacán	Sign in	15 hours ago

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Disney+ Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  D🍒 (@MoonBerry0722) reported 1 second ago

  @Branox0Cox LMAO that is true I have seen that, but I don’t judge bc tbh it’s not my money that they are spending on a daily to go hangout and disney and “work” 🤭 It’s just silly for those who complain ab locals when most of us have APs and spend our own money on tickets to go😭

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  J🌟 ⚢🏳️‍⚧️ (@jaypolaris_23) reported 29 seconds ago

  @gaypril_906 @kacchixx I technically only saw 2 of them in theaters, but "in theaters" for me doesn't work as a metric for how much I kept up with them, like I watched almost all of them but I usually waited for a DVD or later streaming release when Disney+ became a thing

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  rosespeonies (@adeleadoll) reported 12 minutes ago

  4. The lack of variety in unserious corny blockbuster franchises and single movies is a Hollywood creative problem, and even Disney tries to shut down originality in the MCU so you should be glad Ryan is well liked enough to get his OWN VISION of Ghost Rider made.

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  Dredgen tapu (@theshybb) reported 13 minutes ago

  Im confused @Disney is this your original work? Are you endorsing this?

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  Just Another Nasty Canadian (@GryphonDorn) reported 13 minutes ago

  @juliadelbel Yeah it was unfortunate they tried to incorporate more diversity at the same time Disney piled the pressure on them to churn out content to push Disney+. most problems were due to forced quantity over quality, now it feels like they're throwing the baby out with the bathwater.

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  Hulk News (@BuiltFromSmash) reported 13 minutes ago

  @RawbertBeef Yes, I wanted to mention that,people don't realize that Hulk is primarily in Brand New Day to set up his future, it's clearly a mini soft reboot to reset the stakes for the character. I know there's a rights issue, but nothing can stop Disney when they want to get something.

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  Fishtank Yakuza (@fishtankyakuza) reported 14 minutes ago

  @ShawnNOrlando Actually, I think the disgusting fat sloppy people are the problem, this is exactly who should be at Disney

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  BongoFett (@bongo_fett) reported 14 minutes ago

  @ThomasConnorsJr Now do Star Wars movies that have been announced and in development! lol Disney is broken

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  AUS10spins (@AUS10_tweets) reported 15 minutes ago

  @chiefflips @FilmUpdates I was just noticing how the trailer really footnoted her name into the final credits and called it someone else's Children of Blood and Bone. This is a terrible look for Disney because I recall Tomi's excitement to have her novels greenlit years ago.

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  Blake (@buckleupjazz) reported 17 minutes ago

  Culkin's idea for another Home Alone movie has been reported before, but I wasn't aware that he'd actually met with with anyone at Disney about it. Honestly, I don't think it sounds that entertaining because the HA movies work best with bad guys whose injuries you can laugh at.

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  NPS_Unit_Project (@NpsUnit) reported 17 minutes ago

  @noslrl I literally work in Disney Security, you ridiculous tweaker. We absolutely do not provide security details for people like this random streamer. We might for someone like, say Tom Cruise, but certainly not idiots like this guy. Sit down and stfu. 🙄

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  Desert Mouse (@farassahra) reported 22 minutes ago

  @Imissbluey Ok but this ain't Disney land. Marriage doesn't work this way.

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  Millennial Mike W/TheExilesNetwork (@TheExilesNet) reported 22 minutes ago

  that seems to be more of the original problem. If you have two monopolies, for example, the likelihood is that Disney and Monopoly #2 draw lines in the sand and, together, screw the consumer even worse. There are no good options. 2/4

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  Windows 98 Alpha 3 🇺🇸 (@Ultimauser50) reported 26 minutes ago

  @EndymionYT Halo in 2026 has shown us that good writing (along with Halo) is as dead as Disney Star Wars. This **** lost in the 2024 elections and we're still stuck with dealing with these life losers killing our games. Gaming needs an industry wide crash. There's not enough people losing their jobs yet.

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  We are under ******* attack ʚïɞ (@vizpac240719) reported 27 minutes ago

  @hellosamanthas @descendantstrr Hmm that’s awful. I wonder how she would be able to work on a disney set like that. Theres a rumor there will be a sixth movie.

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  kez (@semetaylor) reported 33 minutes ago

  @seokjinomega swifties are the worst omg why ******** would u say this its not rocket science its a good song AND A DISNEY SOUNDTRACK???????

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  Phantaze (@Phantaze) reported 34 minutes ago

  @OzPardo6 Disney comic universe has same issue: made up countries exists, but so does the actual countries. The only explanation: Disney Comic Universe is twice as large as our world having their and our world smushed together

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  Pupushiiislands 🌊🌹 (@DaDonshinigami) reported 34 minutes ago

  @jojoslyfe21 The problem is normies who don’t read comics if they recasted people who called Disney heartless etc

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  Rafa (@nekonoani) reported 38 minutes ago

  @RedDragon733 The worst part is that a few of the Disney+ shows are actually great Marvel stories, even better than the movies. But lots of people won’t give them a chance because shows like Secret Invasion have ruined the Disney+ shows’ image.

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  je🐳💨 (@halcyonjef) reported 40 minutes ago

  Lmao bro what. You can upload the whole thing!? *toy story 5 Is a post like this not a problem? Will Disney just let it slide(?)

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  GulagRat (@Gulag_Rat) reported 42 minutes ago

  @ABC @DisneyPlus This lady is awful, hard to find a worse influence on today’s youth

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  ThemeParkScout (@ThemeParkScout) reported 42 minutes ago

  If anyone in Central Florida is looking for a job, Disney is likely hiring and starts at $22/hr for the roles like Housekeeping. That’s $45,000 a year to work Disney with zero education required. Be willing to do the job nobody wants, you can transfer after 6 months. Easy in.

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  Parody Damian (@DamianRazgriz) reported 43 minutes ago

  @ImmortanZit WNBA revenue is a small fraction of NBA revenue, so the claim that players “should get paid the same” is not grounded in how sports economics actually work. Player pay is driven primarily by the revenue the league generates (media rights, tickets, sponsorships, merchandise), not by abstract equality. Revenue comparison NBA: Team/league revenue was about $11.3 billion in the 2023–24 season and roughly $12.25–12.75 billion in 2024–25. Projections for 2025–26 are around $14.3 billion. WNBA: Recent figures put league revenue in the ~$200 million range for 2024, with some 2025 estimates around $200–300 million (higher optimistic projections reach $350–500 million as growth continues). That puts NBA revenue roughly 40–70 times higher than the WNBA’s, depending on the exact year and estimate. Even with strong recent growth in the WNBA (attendance, viewership, sponsorships), the absolute numbers remain far apart. Media rights (the biggest driver) NBA’s current major U.S. media deal is valued at about $76 billion over 11 years (roughly $6.9 billion per year starting 2025–26). WNBA’s new 11-year deal with Disney/ESPN, Amazon, and NBCUniversal is valued at about $2.2 billion total (~$200 million per year). Additional packages could push the media total higher, but it remains a small percentage of the NBA’s. Media money is the single largest revenue source for both leagues. The gap here alone explains most of the salary difference. Salaries track revenue NBA average salary is roughly $10–12 million. WNBA average has historically been in the low-to-mid six figures; under the newer CBA it is rising significantly (reports of averages moving toward the mid-to-high hundreds of thousands, with higher maxes and a larger salary pool). Even with those gains, it remains a fraction of NBA pay. NBA players receive roughly half of basketball-related income under their collective bargaining agreement. WNBA players’ share of a much smaller pie produces much smaller paychecks. Teams and the league also have higher costs, infrastructure, and investment in the men’s game that generate (and are supported by) the larger revenue stream. Why “pay them the same” doesn’t follow Sports salaries are not a moral entitlement detached from economics. They are compensation from the money the product generates. The NBA product draws far larger audiences, higher ticket prices, bigger sponsorships, and vastly more valuable TV/streaming rights. That is why the pay gap exists. Growth in the WNBA is real and should (and is) leading to higher player pay over time as revenue rises. Demanding parity with NBA salaries while the revenue remains orders of magnitude smaller is not a coherent economic argument—it would require subsidizing one league from the other or ignoring market realities. In short: the revenue disparity is large and persistent. That is the primary reason the pay is not equal, and it makes the “should be paid the same” claim economically unfounded.

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  Timothy Blake (@MrWaDdLeSeY) reported 43 minutes ago

  @BradZoe89 @kuhan @sw_holocron The entire sequel trilogy is trash, and a lot of what Disney owned Star Wars has done is the same. 7 whilst not terrible, was basically the exact same movie as ANH which is why people like it, felt nostalgic

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  lina ★ (@youseemsour) reported 43 minutes ago

  The disney adults fandom is botting their hate tweets about olivia’s tiny desk performance, every single hit tweet has like 5k likes and 2m views, and fishy looking accounts are in the retweets 😭 they wanna start a hate train so bad i know it hurts them to know they never work

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  G R (@gfunkybass1976) reported 43 minutes ago

  @DisneyPlus Why does a pirate stream box glitch less than a paid subscription?

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  Amol (@inigmati) reported 48 minutes ago

  To get this joke work in India, replace Disney with T-Series.

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  James (@MegaKnightX) reported 50 minutes ago

  @LibertyCappy It's okay for adults to have fun at Disney, but if meeting a costumed character moves you to tears then that might indicate a problem.

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  Joe Elliot (@JoeElliot78) reported 51 minutes ago

  @NouCalma @kamikazexmas @DiscussingFilm Therein lies the problem, Disney did get Fox. Since that was allowed, blocking Paramount would be hypocritical as it would still leave them with less than Disney’s market share

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  Parul R Tripathi (@ParulRTripathi) reported 59 minutes ago

  @DisneyPlus hi.. i want unsubscribe disney plus but since i m in country where disney plus app is not absolutely I am not abld to do so. Kindly help. This is second time I am writing this in a month