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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.
Problems in the last 24 hours
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by Disney+ users through our website.
- Sign in (66%)
- Crashing (15%)
- Buffering (13%)
- Playback Issues (5%)
- Video Quality (1%)
Live Outage Map
The most recent Disney+ outage reports came from the following cities:
| City | Problem Type | Report Time |
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 Gillingham
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Buffering | 23 hours ago |
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Leeds
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Sign in | 4 days ago |
 Pompano Beach
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Buffering | 5 days ago |
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Salinas
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Buffering | 5 days ago |
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Phoenix
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Crashing | 5 days ago |
 Hermosillo
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Sign in | 6 days ago |
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Disney+ Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Felix Lighter (@DanielS93089729) reported@DisTwitrPodcast It was absolutely shite and the worst place we are in Disney. Cost a fortune, meat was poor quality. The cheesy Andy’s coming nonsense every ten mins was embarrassing
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ChairmanOohMowMow (@ooh_mow) reportedIt’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 to for work for these morons. And rightly so.
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Wazzam T Baby (@WazaamT) reported@udoagomo @_iamjamila She’s getting attacked for acknowledging it……THATS the issue. It ain’t about me or Disney right now
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Judge Brisbane (@Brisbanejudge) reported@sportslaw_uk @RWiSblog @InsideBritain And also, don’t be surprised.. cops are just staff members of an organisation. Same as Costco, Disney, or McDonald’s. There’s always gonna be some rotten eggs… I like to think the fact that any cops that do awful things make the news show that’s it’s not wholesale
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Zanthip (@Zanthippe2) reported@Garriofran20032 @Nightlizard1564 That game was just severely handled badly. They shut the game down for a year among other issues. It seemed like it had a chance of success but ****** it up with bad decisions. I would like to see a Disney smash bros tho. Wouldn't hurt to try
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Florence twḯtteridge (@florencestweets) reportedWait i lowkey don’t agree with this anymore not bc i’m against disney movies or fandoms but because i think if you’re addicted to consumerism or to your phone you’ll be inherently unhappy until you actually seek help
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Eyewatcher9 (@eyewatcher9_i) reported@MrKrabstheMan @cosmic_oro @ToonHive Owl house did get canceled for an extra season by disney, gumball did stop but got a new season, adventure time didn't, Korra sucks we know why, Jojo doesn't count, hazbin is hazbin and finally amphibia that had the same issue as owl house, so yeah a good chunk did get shut down
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Yining Karl Li (@yiningkarlli) reportedI 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.
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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.
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DiamondFire (@DiiamondFiire) reported@rotsoka @ct_girlie @DisneyPlus Happens all the time with TV and Movies, like all the time. they'll fix it!
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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
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1oldcanuckfan (@Old1Canuckfan) reported@TheUniverse_CBS ahh Disney at work
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Zack Friedman (@Xtitan92) reported@artcyruuus @agathaismyfrie1 I hate Miley Cyrus. Not personally but has zero talent, a terrible singing voice, only famous because of her dad and her TV show brought a dark age to the Disney Channel.
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John Snow (@JohnSnowlsl667) reported@Tysingerlaw @SpursReporter Iger buys neighboring team, Disney conducts and releases a hit on his in town competition. Nothing to see here I guess. Shaq just told you he got paid in movies back in the 90s. “Oh clippers so terrible, nothing else to see”
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Chris Contreras (@Beta76) reported@starwars @DisneyPlus I watched it immediately at like 5:00 am before I went into work today! lol
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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.
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Jake Watkins (@jakew) reportedI think the peptide panic is overblown. Sure, the FDA is going to send letters. Lilly has to go after vendors. But RUO vendors aren't just college kids or house wives selling stuff out of their closet. Some of this businesses are well funded and run by people who know what they're doing and have excellent legal counsel. Yes, it's going to get hard for Peggy who sells peptides on the side to help fund her family's Disney cruise. But the more established vendors will happily tie the FDA and Lilly up in court for decades. We live in a time where a ******* jury can't even convict a woman for killing her kids. You think Lilly is going to stop Walter White from selling GLP-3?
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MXO 🦋 #StopPoliceBrutality (@Muyiair) reportedYes other people must & should be part of the solution and can help in the solution making process but your spark, happiness, sense, joy, life cannot & should nvr be at the instance of anyone else always. There in lies my issue with the Disney Character mentalities!
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gardenGnostic (@WitchofSpace12) reported@MrRohanNikam25 @_AlexHirsch @RobRenzetti He has no control over the dub. That would be a Disney+ or Hulu issue depending on the platform you're watching it on
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William author (@Williamauty4he) reportedwho knows where I can get a good IPTV with good picture quality without glitches, netflix, disney plus, all the tv channels ) pls the bros
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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
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this is agapé trying (@agapethamar) reported@mcstardently reminds me of that clip when she said “I’m not African American… I am American” like okay but you are BLACK! I do wonder what being a black woman on Disney at that time but mama needs to use those residuals to pay for professional help!
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James (@jamescoder12) reportedFeature 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.
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Mark Antonio ☦ (@morrowmeadows) reportedthis is the attitude that squeezed its way in when being a disneyland/themepark fan became mainstream during the 60th its not just about splash, its the quality of show that disney has failed to deliver in last 5-7 years. we dont settle for "ok" or "if its bad just dont ride it"
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ChairmanOohMowMow (@ooh_mow) reportedIt’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.
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laurita (@weirdautunm) reported@jeepersdotnet i will admit i have a gripe against orange flavour candy because of these disney princess candies i had when i was 7 and the orange one tasted awful but when i tried an orange skittle it was Not That Bad.. i let one single experience generalize all orange candies 😞
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Ryan (@Concrete_Lotus) reported@DannyManus Danny, that's not even the worst part of it. Before she was ever forward facing in any of the ways you just brilliantly listed, the woman was a live-in tour dancer for Janet Jackson. Not to mention, because the rookie she's Disney family, now! So unfair!
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Annoyed Race Fan (@annoyedracefan) reported@StarWarsDaily_ Absolutely not. There is zero amount of writing that can save that character. Disney completely dropped the ball on that character to where it is impossible to fix.
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Chris S (@FatCatEatingPie) reported@karzkid6 So sick of these sob stories designed to make us feel bad for bad guys. Loki, Wanda, Cruella, Ursala; Disney needs to fix their ****. The entire notion of going through bad things and coming out positive is what makes someone good. Not finally sacrificing yourself at the last
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Lorn (@lorneseth) reportedWalt Disney risked $1.5 million on a film Hollywood called "Disney's Folly." During the Great Depression, that was nearly equal to his studio's entire revenue in 1937. Disney had built his business on animated shorts, but theaters treated them as program fillers and limited what they would pay. Snow White would run for more than 80 minutes, and no feature-length cartoon had yet succeeded in Hollywood. Before the movie was finished, the studio needed another loan. Roy Disney told his brother that Bank of America would have to see the work first. Walt hated showing anything incomplete. He screened the material anyway for bank executive Joseph Rosenberg. In this 1963 CBC interview, he recalls the financial pressure. "We had everything wrapped up in Snow White. In fact, the banker was losing more sleep than I was." Rosenberg approved the financing. Snow White premiered on December 21, 1937. Its first release earned about $8 million. The original repaid every bank loan within six months and helped finance Disney's Burbank studio. Nearly nine decades later, Forbes estimates the remake lost the company $170 million.