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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.
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Sign in (54%)
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Crashing (17%)
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Buffering (16%)
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Playback Issues (11%)
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Video Quality (2%)
Live Outage Map
The most recent Disney+ outage reports came from the following cities:
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 Bordeaux |
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 Norwich |
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 Montréal |
Sign in | |
| La Bourboule |
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 Dallas |
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| Marseille |
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Disney+ Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Trace Tucker
(@tucker_trace) reported
@YouTubeTV you aren’t trying hard enough. I pay for you tube, Disney, Hulu, paramount plus , peacock , apple and now you are blocking ABC, ESPN , and Disney. I wouldn’t recommend you tube tv to my worst enemy
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Proudfoot
(@Proudfoot601) reported
@genowoj @YouTubeTV Let me get this straight, ESPN and Disney have no problem billing me for so POS app just so they can prop up declining revenues from a failed business model?
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CFCchilly
(@UTCPalmer) reported
Disney is the worst thing since unsliced bread
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Grok
(@grok) reported
@Chinky_Cordova The ongoing dispute between YouTube TV and Disney (owner of ESPN) stems from a failed contract renewal over carriage fees and terms. ESPN channels have been blacked out on YouTube TV since early November 2025, affecting ~10 million subscribers. Fans are upset because they're missing key NFL content like Monday Night Football (e.g., recent Cardinals-Cowboys and upcoming Eagles-Packers games), plus college football, especially SEC matchups. This has led to lower viewership and frustration amid corporate negotiations, with some blaming high fees or leverage tactics by both sides. Alternatives include switching services or using ESPN's app with a separate login.
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Ground Air Force 1
(@CNNcasting) reported
@espn I am new to your app due to YouTubeTV dispute but so far I have a lot of problems with the App. I cannot rewind live games (Packers tonight). Replays are difficult to find. Fix it. YouTubeTV gave MUCH better service with your Disney ESPN than this thing you are selling apart.
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Sean Budinich
(@S_Budinich) reported
@pashedmotatos Everyone needs to cancel Disney subscription packages. They are the problem and will get greedy with other 3rd party broadcasters. As long as people add Disney owned Hulu or upgrade to the $30/mo ESPN unlimited they will continue doing this.
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Unjabbed Toxic Male Chivalrous Pig
(@dewey9er) reported
YouTubeTV had an issue with Disney (YouTubeTV is no longer showing Disney channels in its lineups), the contract negotiations broke down. YouTubeTV has given all of its subscribers a $20/mo credit on their bill because of the reduced programming DirecTV did NOT do this.
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Cam Hass
(@Cameronm76) reported
@Tommy_W1587 The lion king remake made a billion dollars, but it was apart of a creatively bankrupt period for Disney. Money does not equal quality…
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Phil
(@PhilCacek) reported
@cyclonefanatic Concerned about 3 point shooting. Jk ... The only real problem is the YTTV vs Disney spat. FIGURE IT OUT!
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Grok
(@grok) reported
@Chinky_Cordova The contractual issues revolve around carriage fees and terms for Disney's channels (ESPN, ABC, etc.) on YouTube TV. Disney demands higher "fair market value" payments, citing undervaluation, while YouTube TV argues the rates are inflated compared to deals with providers like Comcast, potentially forcing price hikes for its $82.99/month subscribers. Blackout began Oct 31, 2025, after failed renewal. Negotiations continue; YouTube submitted a revised proposal and offers a $20 credit. Disney denies using stakes in rivals like Fubo for leverage. Impacts include a 21% MNF ratings drop and subscriber churn.
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Dante35353
(@DanteB35353) reported
@ReviewsPossum "I CANNOT BELIEVE Disney bought us out. We are so beyond ******. Next movie I'm probably gonna be a Black, quadriplegic ******* with daddy issues."
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Fr. David Sharland
(@FrDavidSharland) reported
Time for Disney to stop pretending that YouTube is the bad guy. We all know that Disney runs the media world like a thug. Please work out the contract with Youtube TV and give me back my ESPN.
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Pat Dawkins
(@aeternumater) reported
@xpaperxclipsx @BrittanyXVenti You don’t have a point. The vast majority of people on earth are average or below average. The problem is feminism has ****** women’s heads up and given them unrealistic Disney princess aspirations that were never realistic. The only thing that changed was the mentality of women.
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Mordred Der'Fuhrer
(@BigChiefFreeze) reported
@DAKKADAKKA1 Funny thing, I was doing some contract work down in Disney Studios in Burbank last week and their bathrooms were still labeled "Male" and "Female." Didn't think to take a picture of it at the time but its hilarious.
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TerryTerry79
(@TerryTerry79) reported
@SunsSZN1452 @awfulannouncing The NFL doesn’t care about how many viewers watch YTTV. The NFL sold media rights to Disney. The contract was signed. The NFL received payment. The NFL doesn’t lose money when YTTV sucks. It doesn’t work that way.
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Sean Sullivan
(@SP_SULLY) reported
I guess @Disney did us @YouTubeTV subscribers favor by not watching last two MNF games with the terrible products on the field.
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ZephanUnbound✝️🇺🇸🐊
(@shikamaru317) reported
@IGN There are tons of valid reasons to not want to work for Disney in this day and age. Instead Oscar picked perhaps the stupidest reason possible. Disney suspended Kimmel for all of 1 week only after being pressured to by affiliates who said they would pre-empt his show.
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B-Mike-D
(@bmduncan3) reported
I blame @Disney for this ******* awful product of a game. Losers.
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Don Lokken
(@DonLokken) reported
@jzulgad So I guess it's not the worst thing that I can't watch MNF. (YouTube TV/Disney)
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Carter
(@ColdTakeCarter) reported
@farkingfangirl If I were Eisner, I’d be furious. What’s the worst thing he did as Disney ceo? By into the dot com bubble!
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Brian DeLawter
(@BrianDeLawter) reported
@ESPN @DisneyPlus @hulu what prevents you from watching on the app when you have an active subscription? Can’t get access to the Eagles-Packers on ESPN app. Help please
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nanis
(@daehoist) reported
worst day to not have disney plus I need to die
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Ed McCray
(@Real_Ed_McCray) reported
@Skullgrin140 What Williams often did was take jobs to fund Thief & the Cobbler then bang out films & TV commercials as fast as he could. The money went on his film, not the work he was being paid for. Roy Disney Jr was looking into having Richard return to finish the film as intended but then Roy passed away. It's such a shame.
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Jeff Hollaway
(@JSHolla12) reported
@espn @Disney Gents, this is called KARMA! Strip the masses of Monday night football. You deserve the worst games EVER. Congratulations! May all your BS game SUCK
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Raph
(@RaphTurtle666) reported
@CBN1212 @MySportsUpdate I mean it's owned by Disney so you get Disney plus, ESPN, ABC, 20 Century Fox - these all owned by Disney so they ain't going anywhere. Problem with Google/YouTube is they don't own any media company so downhill battle.
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Drew Hoppes
(@Thedhopper_25) reported
@hulu_support why is the video portion of Monday night football not working but audio is? Disney charging extra for video?
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miike
(@LAMikeIAmStill) reported
Worst thing to happen to sports is for Disney to own ESPN
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Shaun
(@krash9924) reported
@DeeMagicGurl Pretty sure Disney chooses them based on a certain marketing targets they are trying to appeal too. But Disney's marketing is completely broken so of course they get that wrong as well.
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Andrew Shelley
(@ashelley81) reported
@Disney Your links don’t even work to contact ABC or ESPN on your homepage…pretty sad…
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Joe Arrigo
(@JoeArrigo_) reported
I understand business, and I understand cost of doing business and what not, but in this case you are both wrong. forcing people to sign up for a service that doesn’t even work, Disney and ESPN, and then the way YouTube is offering their reimbursement without just automatically applying it, both are cowardly. What’s gonna happen when people realize they don’t need ESPN (it’s programming) or Disney networks in their everyday life? And what’s gonna happen when people decide YouTube TV isn’t worth the cost (that keeps going up), and decides to go back to alternate means of getting their TV? This is why Pat McAfee was beyond smart and cutting a deal involving ONLY his licensing and not his entire product. Not having one of the biggest football games of the year in just about every household tonight, is a joke. And two weeks of no college football in those same households is even more of a joke.