Disney+ status: streaming issues and outage reports

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.

Most Reported Problems

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

• Sign in (38%)
• Buffering (32%)
• Crashing (20%)
• Playback Issues (6%)
• Video Quality (4%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Washington	Sign in	3 hours ago
Guebwiller	Sign in	6 hours ago
Paris	Sign in	13 hours ago
Guadalajara	Sign in	16 hours ago
Boardman	Crashing	19 hours ago
Pujols	Crashing	1 day ago

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Disney+ Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  𝕷𝖚𝖐𝖊 𝕬𝖕𝖕𝖑𝖊𝖙𝖔𝖓 ♱ (@lukeappleton) reported 1 minute ago

  @Midwest_Thinkin Exactly! Disney might make a great movie but they make a terrible life!

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  diarrhita squirtz (@xBruci) reported 2 minutes ago

  Y’all saw what the live action Moana turned out to be. Tangled is gonna be even worse. Disney hasn’t cared about quality in years. They just want to churn out nonsense.

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  Remnant Tales (@Remnant_Tales) reported 3 minutes ago

  Good on him, Marvel/Disney/Kevin have been massively ******* up Blade with the constant problems and delays, they’re wasting his time and it’s ridiculous, a Blade movie should not be this ******* hard to make, and Mahershala has every right to call them out!!!

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  Noah Nation (@NoahNationNerdy) reported 4 minutes ago

  Listen, I loved Wonder Man too. But I'd much rather Marvel and Sony secure DDC and have him get to work on Spider-Man 5 so that movie can come out in 2029 possibly, rather than him spend his time on a Disney Plus show that a quarter of the audience is going to watch. Call me J. Jonah Jameson because I WANT SPIDER-MAN!

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  Yorch 🇵🇸 (@el_yorch00) reported 8 minutes ago

  @ERCboxoffice What ******** are you talking about? Sony asked Marvel/Disney to help them after TASM2's bad reception, the Holland movies have exploded on the box office because he is in the MCU (Punisher and Hulk are a big part of the marketing), otherwise Sony would've broken the partnership

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  Samuel blank (@BlankSamuel) reported 10 minutes ago

  @ogorangebird Disney might get a lot of hate for their decisions rightfully so. but in this case i think there is more to everything they want to secret wars to reset and fix everything and that means starting fresh. and you can do that with Ghost rider

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  Pat Rappa (@ChaosandEnvy) reported 10 minutes ago

  @CoveredGeekly The titles "Wonder Man". The character was white. Character hasn't appeared in any MCU work prior. Somewhere in Disney someone had to look at this and pull the plug. You literally have Blade, Bishop, and Tchalla, and Storm ready to go. What did you think would happen with this?

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  .. (@user19382981) reported 14 minutes ago

  @raggedyellie It’s exhausting watching people expect a real woman to look exactly like a Disney cartoon. If you wanted Rapunzel to have the exact same face, eyes, and proportions, then they should’ve just made another animated film. That’s not how live actions work.

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  Evan (@Scorsaysi) reported 15 minutes ago

  @PopBase It’s simple marvel was bullied by Disney so that they wouldn’t make this movie. Marvel does not put out quality shows or movies they put out hyped trash that nerds obsess over, and the nerds can’t help it because they’re constantly let down by every movie so they keep….

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  Phoenix45 (@Phoenix4517) reported 15 minutes ago

  @VashKohime Also this show was an example of doing MCU Disney+ shows correctly ie quality shows centered around not mainline heroes

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  Levi Offline (@georgerrmanatee) reported 16 minutes ago

  @GraceRandolph The problem is Disney has no desire to make appointment television. I gather many people, like myself, didn’t even bother to watch because there is the assumption these shows are one and dones. They need an ensemble show to mirror something like GoT did

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  BLMatriX (@BLouMAtRiX) reported 18 minutes ago

  I got Disney, Netflix & YouTubeTV to work on my phone! Small screen score. No Bill Maher tonight though.

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  Haleskydiver (@haleskydiver) reported 19 minutes ago

  @Brizksie Honestly think the reason for cancelling the show is because they main problem for MCU the last 5 years is them diluting the brand with the Disney+ shows and cancelling all the marvel shows except daredevil.

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  🐌 (@orteguh) reported 19 minutes ago

  @hellkit27409332 @CarlosAlonzoM Too young, not menacing at all, bratty, and just seemed exactly like Max in stranger things. The writing definitely didn’t help tho. Just not a good performance. Very dull to me. Same with Zendaya. Just trash Disney acting.

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  Prune Martin (@bradhollywell) reported 21 minutes ago

  @rareandradiant_ It's not the costume designers it's Disney and the directors. Snow white's designer is the same that cinderella and Ariel's is the same as Alice In wonderland so they are capable of doing the work if they have the budget and the possibility

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  vikingscaper (@vikingscaper1) reported 23 minutes ago

  @zeynemy993 @heavyspoilers Marvel needed to sell the rights just to stay in business. At least Sony and Disney/Marvel Studios are willing to work together.

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  ann (@yaprelief) reported 30 minutes ago

  I know Disney was mad as hell that audiences loved Wonder Man similarly to Peacock and the success of Olandria. But when Black people talk about how the corporations we work at or are employed by are actively trying to ruin our lives people think it’s an abstract statement

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  ry (@implying2011) reported 30 minutes ago

  @BattleByrd Bro I got the funniest TouchTunes situation My co-worker friend from 2 jobs ago would go to this bar that had a full 24/7 menu of food and gambling at the bar to relax after work. Multiple times I witnessed someone pay the $7 to cut the line and play Disney songs, like Let it Go from Frozen, circle of life from Lion King, etc My friend would then yell, drunkenly, "ARE YOU HAPPY, RUINING THE PLAYLIST OF OTHER PAYING CUSTOMERS WITH THIS BULLSHIT?!" as he looked around the bar. There really is a dude there that ***** with him and skips his music with Disney ****, $7 at a time.

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  AGT (@zexx_xion) reported 34 minutes ago

  @DaPoets Mandalorian felt like Disney was worried the movie was seen as a family film. So it's a PG-13 movie but feels PG. Supergirl... The issue is a lot of assumptions were made building her into the DCU, making the connection with the character tuff. But both movies struggled.

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  ctcentralinfo 🇺🇸 (@ctcentralinfo1) reported 39 minutes ago

  @Behembaba Wonder man was hot garbage. That being said, Disney has always had an anti-ADOS problem.

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  First Lady ⭐⭐⭐ 🇦🇷 (@Bonardita) reported 40 minutes ago

  @AlpineF1Team Work. Just to pay Disney plus and watch Franco's racing 🤷

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  Dinnu daniel (@daniel_adinnu) reported 43 minutes ago

  Amazon faced the same patent dispute Disney did. Amazon settled and kept 4K and HDR. Disney didn’t, and its subscribers are the ones paying the difference, literally. InterDigital’s fight with Disney centers on European Patent EP 2 449 782, covering a specific HEVC video encoding method, intra-prediction signaling for large compression blocks. The Unified Patent Court’s Mannheim division ruled Disney infringes it and banned the technology across eleven EU countries in June, a decision the Düsseldorf division extended in July when it ordered Disney to also stop delivering the encoding entirely, along with a full accounting of infringing use dating back to December 2017. Dolby Vision and 3D disappeared first. Standard 4K and HDR10 followed weeks later. InterDigital’s own chief legal officer has been explicit about the leverage this creates: HEVC encoding is what lets streaming companies justify charging premium prices in the first place, and the company wants a share of that revenue or a licensing deal reflecting it. Amazon was named in the same dispute and chose to pay. Prime Video in Europe streams 4K and HDR today without interruption. Disney is contesting the ruling instead, and the eleven countries under the injunction are absorbing the consequence of that legal strategy in real time, at full Premium subscription price, for 1080p standard dynamic range. Disney’s statements throughout have called the downgrades disappointing and temporary, and said the company is actively exploring options to restore full quality. What those statements don’t include is a timeline, a compensation plan, or any indication that Disney is closer to settling than it was when Dolby Vision vanished back in January. The injunction also carries retroactive accounting obligations reaching back nearly nine years, meaning whatever Disney eventually owes InterDigital was already accruing long before any subscriber noticed their picture quality change.

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  FTrains LastStop (@FTrainsLastcc) reported 44 minutes ago

  @goddyemma001 It’s gotten old all right. How can you spend your hard earned money on the king of all retreads - Disney Studios? In your picture posting you show a different kid age thru the years. But the Spidey shot is THE SAME. I CANT HELP BUT THINK of all the grown, fully adult people who spend thousands on going to the Mecca of Disney - only to see the same ol rides, presentations and themes just to honor Disney with the “ANNUAL PASS HOLDER - w/ Mickey Mouse ears on the rear window of your JEEP Cherokee.

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  Josh Gimbel (@WxManGimbel) reported 48 minutes ago

  @sinaga_doly @BlackMajikMan90 That was back when they cared about the quality of the story. See once Disney + started, Disney wanted to get as much content on the streaming service. Problem is, they forgot that when you want more quantity you sacrifice quality.

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  Lawrence (@lawrencehive) reported 49 minutes ago

  @DiscussingFilm Marvel has done a poor job handling Black characters. Let’s have a real, honest conversation about Marvel’s deep-rooted problem with its Black characters. Beyond the milestone success of Black Panther, the MCU has consistently dropped the ball, sidelined key heroes, and mishandled storylines behind the scenes and cancelled projects. Blade in Limbo: Stuck in development hell for 7 full years until Mahershala Ali was forced to walk away. Wonder Man Axed: Disney+ picked up Season 2, only to pull the plug 2 months later despite high praise for Yahya Abdul-Mateen II. Armor Wars Missing: Rhodey’s solo movie was canceled, and he hasn't been seen since.

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  Don OccaBar (@DOccabar) reported 49 minutes ago

  @Variety Worst Spidey film ever. Talk about Disney destroying yet another awesome superhero movie. Star Wars in Spiderman!? WTF? Oh and don't forget your flip/fold phone 🤳 that everyone has weirdly, constantly

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  The Greatest White (@OCjef) reported 49 minutes ago

  @two2phace Too little too late, Disney killed the MCU just like they did Star Wars with Finn & Rey... and DC is killing Green Lantern too... these studios have long made some very terrible decisions.

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  CThunder (@CThunder) reported 52 minutes ago

  @DT2ComicsChat Typically unsurprising. The #MCU can't seem to get past the original arc. Apparently, it's a one strike shot. Disney NEEDS to allow for the evolution that comes with quality arcs. Follow Ryan Reynolds. At least he's willing to story. Money follows.

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  Bob Barker (@Capt_Barker) reported 53 minutes ago

  The Jedi of the Prequels are dogmatic. Here is your trouble. You are taking the characters and actions of George Lucas and assuming endorsement. George wrote some backstory for how they got that way particularly with the Sith Jedi war of 1000 years ago. The Sith were defeated and the Jedi won. Darth Bane hides away to train his apprentice with the "Rule of Two". Before the end of this war, there were many Sith. The Republic goes through the Russan Reforms which both enshrines the Jedi as protectors, but puts them under a degree of control. There had been Jedi dynasties through multiple generations. The Jedi rejecting personal connections was part of the reforms. There are some as recent as The Phantom Menace that rejected that. One of those was Qui-Gon Jinn. It was one of the reasons why he was not put on the Jedi Council. The reason the name of the song for the lightsaber battle at the end of TPM is called "Duel of the Fates" is the direction that Anikan was going to be raised depending on who survived that battle. When Qui-Gon died, that fate was assured. The rigid dogma of the Jedi was there for a reason... but it also got them all killed. Made it easier to take them out. Both Kenobi and Yoda got to commune with Qui-Gon in their years of exile. They abandoned much of the dogma of the order, taught Luke without it, didn't even call him a padawan, but still thought the path forward was patricide. Luke rejected that by embracing his friends and loving his father. That was the end of the six film cycle. Now you are here saying, no no no, Luke rejected attachments because the Disney era writers couldn't find a theme if their life depended on it. Or maybe they did and they just rejected it. That Luke was more angry at the Jedi in TLJ was bizarre. He had fought the sith and the empire. To reserve more anger at the Jedi after all of that is the writings of someone who never participated in those conflicts... that is their voice, not Luke's. The two grand discoveries of the Disney era for Jedi is: The rejection of romantic love two Jedi (Anikan and Obi-wan) find it on their own. And anyone can be a jedi if you try hard enough (which is not how it works). Both of these concepts are DOA for the life of the franchise.

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  Proxima (@Prxm02257484) reported 56 minutes ago

  @Daufzy @CultureCrave Disney greenlit most of this bcuz of its streaming service. Kevin was stretched too thin to manage all that. Mahershala ali was the one who approached marvel for blade reboot which they weren't even doing. They still greenlit it but Ali rejected every script so it didn't work out