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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.

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Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by Disney+ users through our website.

  • 65% Sign in (65%)
  • 15% Crashing (15%)
  • 13% Buffering (13%)
  • 5% Playback Issues (5%)
  • 1% Video Quality (1%)

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

CityProblem TypeReport Time
Leeds Sign in 3 days ago
Pompano Beach Buffering 4 days ago
Salinas Buffering 4 days ago
Phoenix Crashing 4 days ago
Hermosillo Sign in 4 days ago
Leeds Sign in 5 days ago
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Disney+ Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • eviegrimhxlde
    iana 🔱 (@eviegrimhxlde) reported

    @caitmckillop what is disney doing like 😭 they canceled electric bloom, wizards beyond had a terrible ending and now coven academy is going to be in another channel, they really got nothing else besides ghost girl and the aquamarine show

  • SteveRuthenbeck
    Steve R (@SteveRuthenbeck) reported

    @retneysholocron Disney is running a lot of psyops on this movie lately to make people believe it is not terrible.

  • yiningkarlli
    Yining Karl Li (@yiningkarlli) reported

    I can't help but wonder how things could have turned out if Disney hadn't sold the Angels in 2003 and had instead kept the team, built a new stadium in a corner of the current Angels lot, and used the rest of that giant piece of land for a third park in Anaheim.

  • LoafeMastaFlex
    J. Young (@LoafeMastaFlex) reported

    @GBC_Press Uh oh @DisneyPlus gotta scrub the servers before boss mans dissappears you and yours.

  • Skankhunt_45_47
    Skankhunt4547 (@Skankhunt_45_47) reported

    @JostKachi This is some of the worst acting, the old man flopping around in the bed is painfully fake. The gäy animations in between, are some Disney childs animation. Fūcking horrible video. Really bad stuff.

  • aakashgupta
    Aakash Gupta (@aakashgupta) reported

    Two action stars in Marvel's next billion dollar movie did their own stunts. The story is wild. Simu Liu got laid off from Deloitte 8 months in and spent the next few years as a stuntman. Channing Tatum was a stripper in Tampa at 18. Both of them took the hard road into Hollywood, so when the Shang-Chi vs. Gambit fight came up in Avengers: Doomsday, neither one would hand it to a double. Stunt doubles exist because of insurance math, not talent. A lead's face and hands are the collateral on a movie this size. One broken wrist and every other actor on an ensemble shoot sits idle while the schedule reshuffles, and the completion bond people price that risk in before a single frame is shot. The guy on the poster is supposed to stay in the trailer during the dangerous part. Both of these actors made their money on the other side of that trade. Liu answered a Craigslist ad for extras on Pacific Rim, then took the hits for a day rate on the Heroes Reborn stunt team in 2015, four years before Marvel cast him. Tatum's entire entry into Hollywood was that his body could do things on camera. When nobody would fund a movie about his stripping years, he and Soderbergh paid for Magic Mike themselves, $7M, and it grossed $167M. Tatum also waited 18 years for this fight. Cast as Gambit in 2006 for X-Men: The Last Stand, cut from the film. Solo movie announced in 2014, roughly 40 directors interviewed, killed in 2019 the moment Disney bought Fox. He finally got the coat for a cameo in 2024. Doomsday is the first time he gets a real fight with the character. Liu says the scene was painful to shoot. Of course it was. Every action star talks about doing their own stunts. Marvel hired a stuntman and a stripper, and they did.

  • EoinHiggins_
    Eoin Higgins (@EoinHiggins_) reported

    @ManuclearBomb we disagree on the quality—relative to other Disney products, it's very good; relative to other series the last five years, decade, it's middling

  • hildadexter
    Dexter Clásico (@hildadexter) reported

    @Skylinex13 The thing is, disney adults don't like cartoons. They like realism, spending great amounts of cash and those awful Disney live actions that reminds them about a childhood far gone.

  • mkat5_
    graceandpeace5 (@mkat5_) reported

    @disneytipsguy With rising airfares averaging nearly $500 for weekend visits, increased hotel rates, and work schedules, last-minute trips to Disney are no longer possible. Going forward, trips will need to be planned. Because of these factors, I am still undecided about renewing my AP.

  • iamjusticegage
    Justice Gage — CD (@iamjusticegage) reported

    @ct_girlie @DisneyPlus This should be an easy fix, so I hope they’re made aware, but this is an honest (and common) mistake. Usually those listed in credits (or their managers) have to sign off on them before anything is published… I’ve definitely missed misspellings of my own name from time to time.

  • BackToMichael_
    Michael ⚡️♉️ (@BackToMichael_) reported

    “make them green” was such a crazy thing to say lmao like..**** that we finally had our first live action black family on Disney channel. You want us to now unsee that because…? Because what, exactly? Lmao that yt yf is doing a nasty work in her 😭

  • CastagnaTiffany
    Tiffany A Castagna (@CastagnaTiffany) reported

    @starwars @DisneyPlus I am so excited to watch this after work!

  • talizo07
    TYN❥ (@talizo07) reported

    “I’m trying to help you.” I asked: “You want to lend your wife money to go to Disney with her family?” He said: “You knew the trip was coming.” I said: “You have ninety thousand dollars invested.” “That’s not vacation money.” Apparently my money paid for groceries, dental bills, camp and school expenses. His money had categories. His money had boundaries. His money was protected. When I refused the loan, he said: “Adults skip things they can’t afford...

  • SpiceOfLifeEnt
    Spice Of Life ENT (@SpiceOfLifeEnt) reported

    @CNviolations Without the camera doing half the work it's even worse although to be fair, we were okay with it when Jim Carey did it but I think 'thats' why it's cringe. Cos his had context and jokes. Wasn't just someone trying to mime Disney like a drag act without the drag.

  • kantstopkev_v2
    Kev (@kantstopkev_v2) reported

    @EthuSSJ It’s convoluted but not to the point people make it out to be. I realized the main problem is people integrate Disney world plots into the entirety of the plot when those are really self contained adventures that service the overarching plot (if that makes sense)

  • StartupsILike
    Andrew Wilkinson (@StartupsILike) reported

    Bob Iger was 2 weeks away from leaving Disney when Michael Eisner called him in 2005 to say he was stepping down. Iger had spent years as Eisner's number 2, often publicly undermined by the man above him, and had quietly accepted he might never get the top job. He stayed. He became CEO of Disney in October 2005 and made 3 acquisitions over the next decade changing the company permanently. He bought Pixar for $7.4 billion in 2006, returning Steve Jobs to the Disney orbit and rescuing an animation studio losing relevance fast. He bought Marvel for $4 billion in 2009 when most of Hollywood thought comic book movies had peaked. He bought Lucasfilm for $4.05 billion in 2012, bringing Star Wars back under the Disney roof. Each deal looked expensive at the time. Each proved to be worth multiples of the purchase price. He retired in 2020, was called back to rescue the company in 2022 when his hand picked successor ran into serious trouble, and came back without hesitation. He was 2 weeks from walking out the door when the call came in 2005. Every acquisition came after.

  • CorvoSol
    GOT SOME SYRUP! (@CorvoSol) reported

    Azem: ah **** I failed to save my teenage girlfriend and now her people have put her in the Torment Nexus Azem (a completely different guy: hey kid, I'm sorry, but we have to kill your girlfriend before she damns the planet to Disney Hell Wuk Lamat, having the worst day ever: ok

  • ooh_mow
    ChairmanOohMowMow (@ooh_mow) reported

    It’s time the managerial class in America were told to sit down and shut up. Target Cracker Barrel Disney Budweiser The list goes on. All of these companies were successful, going concerns, until some ******, with a multimillion dollar salary, took charge. Take a look at the trucking industry. The reason American companies need to hire foreigners who wash their nuts in urinals, is because Americans don’t want for work for these morons. And rightly so.

  • unprettyhers
    mads (@unprettyhers) reported

    @prfctlaur literally just messaged my cousin for the disney plus login im not playing this season 😭

  • jamescoder12
    James (@jamescoder12) reported

    Feature 7: He showed them the device priority feature the boost button that fixes video call freezing. His mother worked from home 3 days a week. Her biggest complaint: video calls freeze every time the kids start streaming. Her Zoom call pixelates. Her voice cuts out. Her coworker's face freezes mid-sentence. She assumed the internet was too slow. She'd already upgraded once from 200 to 800 Mbps and the freezing continued. He told her the problem isn't speed. It's allocation. The Gateway distributes bandwidth evenly across all connected devices by default. When 4 devices stream simultaneously Mom's Zoom call, Jake's YouTube, Emma's Disney+, Dad's Spotify each device receives roughly equal bandwidth. The Zoom call that needs 5 Mbps of stable, uninterrupted bandwidth competes equally with the YouTube video that's buffering a 4K stream at 25 Mbps. He opened the Xfinity app → Connect → selected Mom's laptop → "Boost this device." The boost feature prioritizes the selected device's traffic for a set period typically 1–2 hours ensuring it receives preferential bandwidth allocation over other devices on the network. Her next Zoom call: zero freezes. Zero pixelation. Zero audio drops. The kids streamed simultaneously on 3 devices. The Gateway prioritized Mom's laptop. Her video call received stable, uninterrupted bandwidth while the kids' devices shared the remainder. He told her to tap "Boost" before every important video call. The prioritization lasts the duration of the meeting. After the boost window expires, allocation returns to normal. The one-tap solution replaces the old approach yelling upstairs for the kids to "stop using the internet" during her call.

  • bdubsCEO
    bdubsCEO (@bdubsCEO) reported

    @KatyCreep7 disney merch has genuinely been the most abysmal landfill-destined garbage for at least a decade now. insane that the 56th biggest company on earth is incapable of making anything approaching quality in that sector

  • Figment_Jedi
    FigmentJedi (@Figment_Jedi) reported

    @sapphyreblayze All I know about it was the episode where Bugs found all those broken Disney animatronics.

  • BristolBlade
    Matt Wilson (@BristolBlade) reported

    @Wrexham_AFC You lot really are insufferable idiots. Worst thing to happen to the game in recent years getting your little Disney fc gig

  • AVAPopCulture
    AmericanVintage (@AVAPopCulture) reported

    @yesnicksearcy I bet he didnt do stranger things, violent night, or the awful disney marvel movies he is in for $0

  • TommyTheSting
    Tommy (New account) (@TommyTheSting) reported

    @Decepticon81 Yeah, basically all first party Nintendo franchises are top quality games. People get pissy with them because Nintendo is Disney-level protective of their IPs. To which I say it is very much in their rights to do so. Pirating just to pirate is a ***** move

  • ihamze94
    Ihamze94 (@ihamze94) reported

    @demons_under @brunatomia I saw the D23 this year and the attention they gave Percy Jackson was huge. Disney has got a new money obsessed CEO this year and he wants results. That's what they meant when they said watch the series. Everyone promotes their work in Hollywood.

  • MovieUshermx
    MovieUsherMX (@MovieUshermx) reported

    @AdriCaporusso This has quality, cinematography and dedication all over. Disney doesnt even know what those words mean

  • Marcell67927609
    Marcello da Silva (@Marcell67927609) reported

    @Lyle61280800 @Nightlizard1564 Multiversus was a failure because of its aggressive monetization (since it’s a live service game) and Warner’s terrible management. If the game was paid with DLCs and periodic updates, it would still be alive today. Disney could do that and make a lot of money.

  • AboutAlysha
    Roxie’s Momanager (@AboutAlysha) reported

    @buttanyc_ It’s more trauma than just the wife it was her dad making her work and making her have breast reductions that grew back twice so she could keep playing a teenager or young adult on Disney. She listened to Disney exec tell her her music wasn’t good enough to see to white audience

  • charbinks
    Carly (@charbinks) reported

    2 games and Disney in a span of like 35 hours . I am absolutely destroyed and I have to go deal with the general public and lead a team of 100 people at work right now omg .