Disney+ status: streaming issues and outage reports
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Users are reporting problems related to: sign in, buffering and crashing.
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.
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.
July 29: Problems at Disney+
Disney+ is having issues since 07:40 AM EST. Are you also affected? Leave a message in the comments section!
Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by Disney+ users through our website.
- Sign in (38%)
- Buffering (33%)
- Crashing (20%)
- Playback Issues (6%)
- Video Quality (4%)
Live Outage Map
The most recent Disney+ outage reports came from the following cities:
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Disney+ Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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luvjeran (@luvjeran) reportedThis drama is written by the Goblin writer...it has to be good..I feel like banging my head on the wall when I see C grade D grade dramas trending on Netflix but good quality dramas not getting viewership..we asian viewers dont hv viki Disney plus.plz air DREAM TO YOU @netflix
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Abhay Sampat (@abhaysampat) reportedThe biggest question isn’t whether @wbd gets acquired. It’s whether it gets acquired whole or sold off in pieces. A #Paramount + #WarnerBros merger would create a stronger competitor with unmatched IP (HBO, DC, Warner Bros., CBS, Paramount, Nickelodeon, MTV), greater scale, more theatrical output and cost synergies. A #Netflix acquisition would pair the leading streaming platform with one of Hollywood’s deepest content libraries. Strategically, it makes a lot of sense from an IP standpoint but hurts if they don’t release films in theaters. Either way, consolidation is inevitable. Amazon-MGM, Disney-Hulu, Disney India-Reliance, WarnerMedia-Discovery, Disney-Fox, Comcast-NBC Universal… The economics of legacy media make it difficult to support a lot of the standalone players. If no deal happens, WBD could eventually get broken up and its assets sold off individually. Media is in its consolidation era and competing with tech giants that have other verticals of revenue driving their bottom line. You’re also vying for eyeballs in an attention economy with the likes of YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, X, etc. Survival and theatrical films should be the priority.
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Dominar Rygel XVI (@RygelXVl) reported@MyLe21313740 I don't think it's as simple as "any organizer can buy the rights." Disney is notoriously protective of its IP. Even for licensed productions, they typically enforce strict brand guidelines, approval processes, and quality control. So while a local organizer may produce the event under license, I'd be surprised if Disney wasn't involved in reviewing or approving key aspects of the show. If Wendy appears as a special guest, that may have been the organizer's choice, but it most likely went through Disney's approval process.
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P (@BINNGGUSS) reported@CZseventyfive @DiscussingFilm @Variety Not at all the case lmao universal? Sure, maybe. But Disney and marvel absolutely do. The only reason it hasn’t happened is due to weird rights issues they seem to refuse to sort out.
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Uncle Walt’s Little Known Facts (@UncleWalt1971) reportedDisney first approached the Rolling Stones (who wanted roughly $10 million per year for likenesses and a limited number of songs). U2 and KISS were also considered; U2 declined and the others were too expensive. Aerosmith came on board in part because of their concurrent work with Disney on the film Armageddon.
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RotoRob (@RotoRob) reported@DisneyPlus Since yesterday, every time I try to use Disney+ it asks me to log in again (this is a brand new issue). Why isn't it remembering me? It's fine on one of our TVs, but not the other, so I assume it's something on that end. Suggestions? Thanks
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Janelle Waz (@JanelleWaz) reportedIt could work, but unfortunately, I don't trust Disney to do it well.
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Onmi (@AtumSoahc) reported@Actually_Tina I understand with KH you got disney as a big problem, cannot express how for the sake of business you need regular releases. Not re-releases, releases.
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Rachel 🩷 🍉 (@shoujoscholar) reportedUh any ways, do recommend reading some of the EU books. I would skip the Courtship of Princess Leia even if it has like world building that did make it's way into disney because BOY does Wolverton have misogyny issues.
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Neil🥀🐉 (@itsNeilnotNeal) reported@mrteji_ Wrong. Disney was her launching point. THEE DISNEY. Look at her career since. Let’s not be delusional. The problem is…Marvel, a subsidiary of THEE DISNEY don’t have the coin to pay everybody what they’re worth? Didn’t they just free up coin when they laid all them people off?
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MLord1 (@m_lord1) reported@bella12211837 Modern Disney will probably ruin it. They can't help it.
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PENALDO 0 WorldCups (@Te_HiceLlorar) reported@nowayhome7777 @TheUniverse_TV @capitalspidey No moron because I have to work. But still Disney own NOTHING JUST A ******* 9% 😭😭😭 and maybe the kid is you
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JohnRPG | johnrpg.bsky.social (@TheJohnRPG) reported@BatLangstrom @djodjeee_ the theme park rights for marvel are a whole other issue independent from the movies.. to sum it up as quickly as possible, universal has rights to most marvel characters in florida (except the guardians) but disney has the rights everywhere else. there’s a lot more to this tho
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Professor HeyTeeEn (@SilverCyanide2) reported@TimBobJoeBill @MarvelMultive They knew of his proclivities before he "caught a case" (aka acted like a dumb negroid male and got what was coming to him), and they also knew the box office numbers, view counts and general interest in his character by the fans. If Disney wanted to keep him, they would have made everything disappear, but they saw the opportunity to get rid of his dumb *** thanls to his own stupidity and they took it the moment it came. Kang was never a good character to begin with. Saddle him with a terrible actor and you had a recipe for instant success, right?
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thewittywhy (@thewittywhy) reported@PreduToons209 There needs to be more quality like this made and put in theaters. Raise kids on quality and they’ll never accept the slop that companies like Disney try to market ever again.
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TheSoloWolf (@TheSoloWolf7) reported@ShawnNOrlando The only Disney adults who suck are the ones who buy up memorabilia which causes those prices to inflate the people who are obnoxious and just ruin it for every other kid and every other family the ones that sneaking alcohol, those are the problem
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Ludwig Von Brown (@LudwigVonBrown) reportedI'm breaking up Monopolies. I don't order from Amazon. I buy my gas at Independents (not the big chains) I shop at Costco, not at any grocery chain (if I can help it) What does this accomplish ... nothing. But if I post on X and all of you do this too ... Disney vrs People-Kimmel
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Ryan (@DoubleCrutches) reported@Ockomet2 -the scene you quoted is written like a Disney channel episode and its not the only one in the movie written like that -the plot point about Peter's spider sense not working is so irrelevant that its almost like another scene talking about it got cut or something
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Ryan (@DoubleCrutches) reported@Ockomet2 -the scene you quoted is written like a Disney channel episode and its not the only one in the movie written like that -the plot point about Peter's spider sense not working is so irrelevant that its almost like another scene talking about it got cut or something
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Steven (@StevenWallaby) reportedJames Gunn has been in this industry for 30 years now, you have to at least hope that he knows that movies should look better than this. Like why even break free of Disney and shepherd a new franchise elsewhere if you're going to just replicate their worst aspects
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Lucario-Is-Good (@GoodLucario) reported@mgolingan1 @DiscussingFilm @Variety Problem is, I'm pretty sure Universal still has rights to Hulk, and their deal with Disney allows using Hulk in any film but they can't make a solo Hulk story.
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DBlackSalad🌹 (@DBlackSalad) reportedCoincidentally, this project is also signed by Disney+😒 Disney+ Turkey is the real problem: completed projects left unreleased, productions that never take off, and a platform that seems completely disorganized 🥱
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Amy_Mizuno (@Ami_Mizuno) reported@SFWsalesgirl @THR issue here is there stil going to be less jobs already either way you look at it. and how do you say more jobs disney buying fox didn't make more jobs it made less studios and there for less jobs. Disney just lay people off
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Bookworm Publishing News (@JoshuaAndrews72) reported@Stand4whtsrt @sw_holocron No, you are not speaking for the ‘majority’ of fans, as the ‘majority’ of fans are casuals that don’t give two shits about any of this bullshit. The die hard fans like you and I that argue about this **** are the minority in this IP. The CEO of Disney is not telling Lucasfilm to ‘fix’ anything, which is exactly why they are STILL going full steam ahead with the sequel trilogy expansion.
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Lenny (@Light8765309) reported@DiscussingFilm Who will represent me when I sue Marvel and Disney for continuously wasting our money at the movie theater with crappy quality unattractive superhero movies.
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s h e l b y (@demigod_shelby) reportedCan bones come onto Netflix and/or Disney+ or something. I’m sick of @hulu logging me out and then causing an entire issue. Makes me not even want it. Eh, just gonna cancel it Just please someone put bones on so I can watch my comfort show
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CDawg88 (@DawgNote1988) reported@MPJohnson79 It’s all about access; what if the interwebs goes out? Can’t stream Netflix and Disney+ without that. What if Stranger Things or any of your other favorite shows are removed from streaming? If that happens I have it, in better picture quality as well.
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Ponytailor ⸆⸉☁️🩵 (@ponytailorswft) reportedMiley has never had a consistent sound. She never connects to any of her albums, even disregards her previous work saying she didn’t like it. Her Disney check kept her afloat, it’s why she rushed to do a Hannah Montana reunion without any of the cast.
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Hulk News (@BuiltFromSmash) reported@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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YVNGN1NG3N🐝 - Thank You Toriyama🕊️ (@YVNGN1NG3N) reported@mikeydoesguitar @RawbertBeef The distribution rights are part of the issue but you’re definitely right that they just may not believe in a Hulk movie. Spider-Man was in CW because Disney WANTED him in the movie. They can make a Hulk movie, but do they want to, and want to badly enough to work with Universal?