Disney+ status: streaming issues and outage reports

Problems in the last 24 hours

Disney+ signals over the past 24 hours. The dashed line is the service-wide baseline used to detect unusual activity.

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Most Reported Problems

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

• Sign in (57%)
• Crashing (19%)
• Buffering (14%)
• Playback Issues (8%)
• Video Quality (2%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Toulouse	Crashing	5 hours ago
Ciudad Jardín	Buffering	2 days ago
Phoenix	Crashing	2 days ago
Lyon	Crashing	2 days ago
Basingstoke	Crashing	3 days ago
Nantes	Sign in	3 days ago

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Disney+ Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Simon Williams (RENEW WONDER MAN FOR SEASON 2) (@Blue__Ronin) reported 4 minutes ago

  @FilmaticFury both are art. doomsday was a course correction choice by marvel entertainment themselves not Disney. This is like saying DC crisis events aren't art bc they are used as a way to fix a malfunctioning "product"

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  F1dg3t (@f1dg3t_dev) reported 5 minutes ago

  @Marsipan_art Well, just a few more years and maybe Disney can go bankrupt from stealing too much work.

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  Krad (@Krad2187) reported 6 minutes ago

  @starwars @DisneyPlus The movie was not worth the money it was terrible! Plot was not good.

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  John Snow (@JohnSnowlsl667) reported 9 minutes ago

  @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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  Andrew Wilkinson (@StartupsILike) reported 11 minutes ago

  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.

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  Ryan Delgrim (@tedsbestblogs) reported 12 minutes ago

  @TyroneDJackson Buccees is probably one of the worst companies in America. They’re more litigious than even Disney and have explicitly tried to put numerous mom and pop shops out of business for the crime of using an animal for a logo. (Not even the same animal). Good news

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  laurita (@weirdautunm) reported 18 minutes ago

  @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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  Lorn (@lorneseth) reported 20 minutes ago

  Walt 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.

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  hǝwɐ 🦇 (@mothergf) reported 22 minutes ago

  @TheNixUniverse its disney channel... the problem is disney channel. every other actors and actresses have heavy traumas, and some even opened up about what they went through on set and behind closed doors

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  Carly (@charbinks) reported 22 minutes ago

  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 .

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  jt ☆🕸️ (@spxderverse) reported 24 minutes ago

  hey @DisneyPlus every time i try to resume my show it picks up at the wrong place EVERY SINGLE TIME and never tracks my progress accurately can u ******* fix your **** billion dollar fuckimg company pls **** u

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  CelebScoop (@CelebScoop000) reported 24 minutes ago

  Carla Jeffery was 33. Disney Channel. Zombies. And now there’s a headline with no explanation. Too young. Too quiet. That’s all anyone’s saying — and that’s the problem😔

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  John Smith (@JohnSmithyk05) reported 27 minutes ago

  @RobSchneider New, quality stories aren’t gonna happen. Because those are written by white men. Disney fired all off them. They’re not about to bring them back

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  Zack Friedman (@Xtitan92) reported 29 minutes ago

  @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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  Disney Campers⛺️ (@DisneyCamping) reported 34 minutes ago

  @wizdog16 Have you thought about possibly going back to Disney? I bet it would work!

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  TYN❥ (@talizo07) reported 35 minutes ago

  “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...

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  Annoyed Race Fan (@annoyedracefan) reported 40 minutes ago

  @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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  Justice Gage — CD (@iamjusticegage) reported 40 minutes ago

  @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.

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  Spice Of Life ENT (@SpiceOfLifeEnt) reported 42 minutes ago

  @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.

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  Felix Lighter (@DanielS93089729) reported 43 minutes ago

  @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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  Melson (@melflomil) reported 44 minutes ago

  @drboycewatkins1 If I work Disney you damn right I'm asking for free stuff from Disney or a discount

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  Tommy (New account) (@TommyTheSting) reported 45 minutes ago

  @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

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  William author (@Williamauty4he) reported 47 minutes ago

  who 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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  Steve R (@SteveRuthenbeck) reported 51 minutes ago

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

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  Ian Gillespie (@IanRGillespie) reported 52 minutes ago

  @Faazzla Here, ESPN sided against the organization they have a $2.6 billion business relationship with to carry water for an individual a net worth roughly equal to the market cap of the entire Disney Corporation. Not sure the Mouse Factory is the issue here.

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  Saint (@Saaaaiint) reported 55 minutes ago

  Disney did something terrible to Raven Symone and somebody needs to find out what

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  cjBloodwyn (@cjBloodwyn) reported 56 minutes ago

  @casey_Payne23 Some Disney/marvel/star wars work. Rockstar and Take 2 seems to be ok. Only ones I have had trouble with really is Ubisoft, Sega and Square Enix.

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  Robot Head 🤖 (@iamrobothead) reported 56 minutes ago

  Disney not going to respect Lucas' work - George thinks "Fu@k it, I'll do it myself"

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  jen ⁷ ⊙⊝⊜ 💜 (@jlb00101) reported 57 minutes ago

  @sradfv This isn't what's happening. There is real financial trouble in cdramaland because quality is tanking. But they don't have a fix. Where as Kdramas have a huge following due to high quality that they locally can no longer fund so they rely on intnl money Disney and Netflix.

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  Faisal Hassan (@Faazzla) reported 58 minutes ago

  Terrible look for ESPN. And opens the question on if ESPN can do legitimate reporting about the NBA while Disney is shelling out $2.6 billion per year to broadcast games and be the exclusive home of the NBA Finals.