Disney+ status: streaming issues and outage reports
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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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June 15: Problems at Disney+
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by Disney+ users through our website.
- Buffering (42%)
- Crashing (23%)
- Sign in (20%)
- Playback Issues (10%)
- Video Quality (5%)
Live Outage Map
The most recent Disney+ outage reports came from the following cities:
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 Waltham Cross
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Sign in | 5 hours ago |
 Val-de-Reuil
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Video Quality | 6 hours ago |
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L’Isle-d’Abeau
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Crashing | 16 hours ago |
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Paris
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Sign in | 17 hours ago |
 Riobamba
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Sign in | 17 hours ago |
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Leicester
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Sign in | 17 hours ago |
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Disney+ Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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alexandria ✨ (@hallso_hard) reported@DisneyPlus @hulu absolutely ruined the live stream experience nothing accurate and why only 2 channels of some of the worst artists
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|Moth| (@xFluffArtx) reported@potato55182867 @SlinkSup99 @JoshuaTookes Not a lot of people know about murder drones or the digital circus, that was still makes Glitch indie because it isn’t mainstream like Disney. If that makes sense
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Mason Gason (@mason_gason) reported@MiraLimit Okay but after all these years when are we finally going to get a, “Disney characters show up to help Sora in the finale” moment?
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A (@Hellosgirl12345) reported@intertwinsd Larry the cable guy had already said Disney pay so good he hasn’t had to work in years. 😒 yall egos be to big and care to much what the next person think that a stable income doesn’t make sense
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MoG1717 (@mog1717) reported@PhoebeDinsmore_ @ViQueenie I think neither parent spends quality time with either kid. Nannies are raising them and as a result, neither parent can control them. Bet they are spoiled and wild. As for being on the spectrum, perhaps he’s just wild like Harry was as a boy and the isolation both kids seem to be living in must make being thrust into appearances overwhelming because they have little experience with life as an average child does. Since H&M want to maintain the lie that they are hands on, Nannies can’t be seen, so the kids don’t have the only adults they are comfortable around and trust to get their signals from. I took that photo of A facing the post at Disney as defiance, something Harry did as a young boy all the time. I think the focus on L from M is mercenary, there’s more money in clothes and accessories for little girls than boys. And the princess thing doesn’t really translate to princes as a marketing angle. Both H&M are self obsessed and selfish. M isn’t motherly, those kids were her permanent meal ticket. Harry’s as deep as a puddle in the Sahara and has the maturity of a teen, he likes the idea of kids but puts little thought into them. Right now those kids are pawns to blackmail his father with.
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PG (@PGBP88) reported@rmell_ @JakeManUP it didn't help it wasn't really his movie. It was Fox's movie made purely to spite Marvel/Disney and keep the rights(and Disney bought them just 3 years later anyway,making this whole thing hilariously pointless...)
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James H (@JamesH919050173) reported@FilmUpdates The acting was terrible . The movie carried no real seriousness in what should have been a very serious and amazing topic to lean into with real grit and depth. . The music was terrible . The movie came across as childish and like it was trying to cater to a disney audience.
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Atlas Signal (@atlassignaldesk) reportedI've been tracking Korean media debt for months, and this week JTBC's default and junk downgrade just rewrote the playbook for how legacy broadcast operators die in the streaming era. Here's what most people miss: this isn't a liquidity crisis. JoongAng Ilbo (JTBC's parent) is a $2B+ revenue conglomerate. The default happened because the cable TV ad market contracted faster than anyone modeled — and because pivoting to streaming requires capex that traditional debt structures can't absorb. The pattern here is brutal. JTBC invested heavily in original content (Squid Game IP, premium dramas) to compete with Netflix and Disney+. Those bets require years to mature. But broadcast revenue was declining in real-time. You can't service debt on yesterday's cash flow while building tomorrow's platform. That math breaks every time. What actually matters: this is the first major default from a tier-1 Korean media company. Korea's creative output is globally valuable — JTBC's shows have real international reach. But the infrastructure (traditional linear TV + debt financing) couldn't support the transition. Watch what happens to SK Telecom's media plays, CJ ENM's balance sheet positioning, and whether Korean creditors now tighten terms on any media operator still carrying broadcast-era leverage. The second-order effect is quieter but more important. Korean production talent and IP will migrate to platforms with deeper pockets (Netflix, Amazon). That's not new. But JTBC's default signals to every regional broadcaster in Asia that the 2020-2024 pivot strategy — "invest in streaming while servicing broadcast debt" — was a trap. The companies that survived either had balance sheets that could absorb 3-4 years of red ink, or they got acquired early. For investors: this opens an M&A window. Creditors will push for restructuring. That means premium IP on sale, production talent available, and regional studios at distressed valuations. Watch for Chinese or Middle Eastern sovereign wealth funds testing offers in the next 6 months. The harder question: if a company with JTBC's creative pedigree couldn't make the transition work, what does that tell you about the survival odds of smaller regional players carrying similar leverage structures? #JTBC #MediaDefault
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Synth Licorice 🍬 (@SynthLicorice) reported@MeowyanXCooper I know plenty of people (in my age bracket) that have never heard of glitch or their shows while everyone knows what Disney, WB, or Paramount is. Glitch is magnitudes smaller than those. You seem to equate successful and non-indie. The “lingering over artists shoulder“ comment…
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Cyberbloke (@Cyberbloke) reported@OrderOfVader99 @atruedrwhofan We’ll have to agree to differ. They had one shot to make the Disney deal work, and they went with a monster made out of bogies instead of the Daleks.
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Nickel the Wise, Outskirts Dweller (@NickelTheWise) reported@DylanVilain29 Y'know, the toon playing Sammy Squirrel was only a child actor at the time of the making of this. They'd go on to one role with Disney before taking on permanent work with Jay Ward later. You might even KNOW this squirrel!
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Brer Oswald (@BrerOswald) reported…that spread awareness of and affection for the stories to a new generation, but was limited in reach do to being in a theme park. Disney should have parlayed the success of the ride into TV shows and new movies. They didn’t and that’s the problem.
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Matt (@Matt_Papias) reported@FonzGaming This is why you are part of the problem. Consider the current situation at Disney Marvel. They are catering to a so-called modern audience that does not show up. Where are they?
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Amara Gray (@Xanara6) reported@UniversoMagic12 @Hridoy2323 @DPrincess_Facts that's not true, her movie made more money than Mulan and especially flop film Tiana. Issue was that Bob Iger replaced Michael Eisner as Disney CEO and Eisner's fav movie was Hunchback. Iger became CEO in 2005 when Esmeralda was removed from the franchise.
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Reel Popcorn Geek (@ReelPopornGeek) reportedAt least it wasn't Disney. Fox didn't ruin Tubi when they bought them, so one can hope based the Tubi experience that Fox won't kill what makes Roku so great, because one of the worst things they can do is jack up the price of the streaming player to Apple TV levels.
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saardist (@sn3ak23) reported@GeeksGamersCom Yeah ... that's kinda the problem ... it WAS our Star Wars and NOW it's YOUR Star Wars ... and Fans are SCREAMING since YEARS that you can ******* keep it ... looks like you get a mindworm when you start at Disney that makes you stupid ...
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Ed McCray (@Real_Ed_McCray) reported@kylebuckley That's always good to know but when they went to the trouble of editing it for Disney+ I wonder if the edit will replace all streaming versions.
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Evilese (@Evilese112) reported1000% the correct take You can voice your issues with disney But it gets to the point where A you Take it out on good stuff Just for the sake of it And B taking it out on the actors that majority like us love star wars and are doing their jobs
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Rileyyyy (@rilesxx7) reported@tayspetaquarius One of her best songs ever. I’ll forever mourn the fact that it was supposed to be the hills theme song (but wasn’t because of issues with $$ with Disney) bc it would have totally blown up
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R0b£r7 (@Robert_dud9) reported@DanielKriete4 why so we can see the positions glitch all race, bad camera angles, a Disney channel commentator, glaze Hamlin thr whole race?
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DryerCombo (@DryerCombo) reported@K__Med I pay for and use Hulu/Disney+, Apple TV+ and Prime. I have HBO via an ex girlfriend that hasn’t changed her login in the last 2 years.
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༺Wings༻ (@PaperAirplane88) reportedDisney cruise? Sounds awful living in a Macdonald play place for 14 days. Hahahahahah
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Jack Malone (@JackMal94371989) reported@JSPtheSecond worst is that it is Disney sponsored Soc Farming. Whatever Disney is pushing on their stream is suddenly the greatest most miss understood film of all time. It is a short time before we start seeing posts about how "Chopped" tv series never got an oscar :P
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SteadyEddie (@CiaranGrainger1) reported@Cartoonhistory2 They’re really missing out on not including Disney Afternoon shows. They’ve got so much stuff to work with.
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GFG Hot Takes (Go Fast Games) (@GFG_Takes) reportedAndor was the worst thing to ever happen to Star Wars. The fandom was already toxic, now you add elitists into the mix. Andor fans think they’re the smartest people in the world for watching a Disney made Star Wars show.
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theeezy (@theeezy1) reported@YaeMontana @Peewee_78368 @brokenclxcks She literally said Disney had a problem with her because of her body raven is arguably the fattest Disney channel female star
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Brandon the Awesome (@SonicFront70231) reported@EmperorJK3D Lucas was never going to make sequels. He had treatments that he gave to Disney and was willing to help, but Disney thought they could do better. The EU in its entirety was canon before Disney, and still is because Disney has no love or respect for the franchise.
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Dom B (@domthered) reportedI will of course go see #ToyStory5 but have they made another sequel because Toy Story 4 and Lightyear were so awful or are Disney Pixar out of ideas like many film producers?
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Richard Seeger (thinks Bear was the good guy 🐻) (@Lion2Ya) reportedPer this list of celebrities who died in helicopter or small plane crash I thought of singers John Denver and Jenni Rivera, Disney-Warner Brothers executive Frank Wells, South Dakota Governor George Mickelson, and television Tarzan Joe Lara who went Weigh Down with Gwen Shamblin:
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Kennedy (@Szamaximoff) reported@benonwine Bro cries about Disney and other media outlets being woke but hasn’t spent a penny to “fix” anything despite being the richest man on earth… Why do you think that is…?