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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 (3%)
Live Outage Map
The most recent Disney+ outage reports came from the following cities:
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 Ephrata
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Sign in | 8 hours ago |
 Guardea
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Sign in | 9 hours ago |
 Pont-Saint-Vincent
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Sign in | 10 hours ago |
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Lyon
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Sign in | 21 hours ago |
 Ciudad Nezahualcoyotl
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Crashing | 21 hours ago |
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Grasse
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Crashing | 1 day ago |
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Disney+ Issues Reports
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FallenStar 🐦🔥💫🌈 (@flowsnow00) reported@unit3ryen_ @nastyreginaa i see a lot of bad talkings started already,, the only way disney can fix this is by releasing the mv for the song immediately so the fans can better understand the concept and context of the song here
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Amanda Marconi (@Marconi_Punk) reportedCONS - a lot of the rides break down WAYYYY too much, like seriously it's a huge problem. we paid a ton extra for the super fast passes at HS and Rise, Slinky Dog, and Midway Mania were down most of the day. Rise was actually down the entire day. We had two times that rides broke down while we were on them: Slinky actually broke after we were loaded on and we never got to ride it, then at Epcot Test Track broke down right after we went to the outside portion and we were stuck sideways falling out of the car for like 15 minutes before it very slowly finished the track. i don't know what's going on, but it seems like they're not really maintaining the rides, besides all the breakdowns, i noticed a ton of the animatronics not working either - related to all that, they really need to institute some sort of partial refund policy for the fast passes when booked attractions breakdown. i understand the weather stuff, but rides breaking down isn't random - I HATE, HATE, HATE how much of the parks is all IP now. i was already mad because they got rid of my fav rides at every park (splash, the great movie ride, dinosaur) but it just keeps getting worse. i hate how they've themed the poly and contemporary, and worst of all, the country bears. omgosh was it BADDDDDD. they don't even play country songs anymore!!! it's all current pop and songs from disney IP now. what does frozen and aladdin have to do with the country bears???? they're also obv trying to be body positive and unoffensive, and the show really sucks now. i was so mad walking out of there. all of frontierland basically sucks now. there's some other stuff, but the thread would be too long and i don't want to seem like i had a bad time, it actually was a ton of fun 🤪
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Stormyseas77508🇨🇦 (@Stormyseas77508) reported@Raincloud2021 @TheBillyDixon You mean those young women torn down by men for money??You mean the girls (babies really) used by Disney Nickodeaon and the ******* music industry? ***** worked like adults yelled and denied food Yeah you know all about these children who became broken women.
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Richard Hoffman (@chelidon23) reported@REGENETARIANISM @jimstewartson Sorry, friend. Disney still tells better fairy tales. Work on it.
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msjudes (@JDornacher) reported@pdankqueen207 @disneymagicguy Nope only resorts and only by some pools or in the quick service. All of which are closed by the time parks close in the summer. Park close so early in the fall, another major issue, that they are usually still available. Mug should also be billable somewhere in Disney Springs
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Yo biggest hater (@DaBIGGESHATER) reported@BogalooElectric @mason_krau27632 @IMRANKHAN319064 "Their plan is working" You're not a Disney villain Lil bro. Black people do not give a **** about you. youre not even a problem, keep working on it though, maybe you'll get the attention that your related parents clearly never gave you.
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i, Mia (@barbiezgroove) reported@emmytea3 @ObiscureNick and I the same interview he said that he was okay with that bc he'd do some other work (I didn't understand what) and would eran a lot of money, more than in Disney, so why did he accept doing the first show that was about him??? and why do a self-centered reboot that is bad??
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Kaji (@kaji0x) reportedBella Thorne says she couldn't add or subtract double-digit numbers at 12 - so her on-set teacher started giving her real homework. Her mother filed a complaint with Disney to make it stop, because schoolwork was cutting into the time Bella had to learn her lines. "I got really close to my teacher on Shake It Up. And I love to learn." "I would go home and she would give me a lot of homework, and that's what I would stay up all night doing. And my mom would get so mad. Like, so mad." "She put a complaint in to Disney. Like, she doesn't have time to study her lines at night because she's doing so much school work." "And my teacher never backed down. She still gave me just as much." "My teacher Monique brought me three levels in two years. I went from not being able to add and subtract double-digit numbers at 12 to doing three grades above." "That was definitely a time where I was like - you could be more mommy than manager." "School was something I was so made fun of and so bad at. To then be actually good at something. I just wanted to keep being good at something."
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Head Persian In Charge (@AmirThe2nd) reportedBlame Bob Chapek ***** ***. They wouldn't have even started TV in the first place and spread themselves so thin making lesser quality stuff if it weren't for him. He lost his spot 2 years into it and the new head at Disney wants to go back to just movies again.
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Kenny Pablo Tez (@TheBlacKillBill) reported@SGchartupdate Tf is his problem? We don’t want the show bc of you. Alex, Max, & Harper made the show. He should blame Disney for making him the “strict older bro” & he’s proving our point by doing bs like this.
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Prettypearl (@TochukwuAgba) reported@CHOVEsz This is how you turn fan content into a feature instead of a problem. Well played, Disney
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Mainly DC Marvel 🇵🇸🇿🇦 (@MainlyDCMarvel) reported@DisneyChannelHQ @Disney there's still time to fix this **** 😭
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Domnemesis (@brandonlugo17) reported@mcntanasky Well, conspiracy theory time: they're selling this movie as setting up the next generation, but really Disney just wants to work with Demi and the Jonas' again. So they're sabotaging the new kids
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SQ5 (@sokyu_5) reported@takumi156153021 @VHSDVDBLURAY4K Yeah, and... Disney hired them. Meaning, they thought whatever their level was, was acceptable. Meaning the quality of the scene is still Disney's responsibility.
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Stephen Campbell (@Babyro49) reported@disneytipsguy We rotate Disney every 3-4 years. The cost is not the issue. Any vacation involving airfare is going to be expensive. The majority of our 7-10 day vacations exceed $10K, and we do it twice a year.
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Simpronia (@SimproniaC71) reported🎬 WE WANT KNOCK-OFF 🎬 ⭐ With Kim Soo-hyun Thousands of fans are eagerly awaiting the release of the Knock-Off series. 📢 The story is worth watching. 📢 The work of the actors and crew is worth appreciating. 📢 Fans around the world want an official release date. Dear Disney+, we are waiting. 💙 We support the release of the series. 💙 We support the cast and production team. 💙 We support stories that bring people together.#KimSooHyun #DisneyReleaseKnockOff LET IT STREAM #KimSooHyunKnockOff
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NJdisneygirl (@NJdisneygirl) reported@disneymagicguy @Disney We didn’t have issues with MB but we did with the phone trying to use it to unlock the door. Didn’t work
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KMomma (@HeartMom) reported@MaryBowdenMD We don’t and won’t, here is my 87 cents on why… I had a profoundly special needs child born in the early 2000s. She had an egg allergy which made her ineligible for flu shots. After a few years I realized that despite her fragile status she never got the flu and neither did we. I started wondering then just how “helpful” and necessary they actually were. Years later when the “swine flu” came around we got swept up in the hysteria and her school nurse convinced me that we needed to get the shot they were giving out at the high school gym. She said she had gotten permission for our whole family to get it not just the two girls that were in school. That evening as we were going to the school to get the shot I noticed that my oldest daughter seemed to be developing a fever but they gave her and our other two kids the shot anyway, my husband and I ended up not taking it that night. 3 days later the whole family was pretty sick, but it was the first time in 8 YEARS we’d had any kind of flu. The shot ended up being useless to the 3 kids who did just fine getting through and over the flu like I did when I was a kid. THEN fast forward to Jan 2020 and a family vacation to Disney World via international airports and flights. 2 days into the trip our middle daughter started getting sick, then our son, then me, and finally my husband on day 9 when we finally just rented a van to make the 24 hour drive home with sick kids. My oldest and most “fragile” child NEVER GOT SICK. At the time I attributed it to her feeding tube diet and not living on sugary fried vacation food (big fan of terrain theory). Now I wonder if maybe it was also the RSV shots she got for 3 years when she was little somehow prepped her immune/respiratory system but there is no research in that lane. She had a trach for 4 years, she was a preemie, she was severe failure to thrive until she was 3 1/2, she had chronic atelectasis in her lower left lung, and was THE definition of “at risk”…but she was the only one that didn’t get sick even after being in a hotel room and then a minivan with all of us for days. As news and hysteria grew over the pandemic I knew it wasn’t all true. I had witnessed with my own eyes one of the most at-risk people I know sail right through it all. Even in Jan 2022 when we all got it again, she barely had the sniffles. I’m also a heart patient and have congenital conduction issues. I ended up needing a pacemaker in Oct 2020 and I think the first round of the virus in Jan flipped me over the edge somehow. I went from 3 years with a loop recorder and monitoring to serious bradycardia and heart block in just 6 months, and had a pacemaker in another 3. I also got pericarditis after my pacemaker and when I heard the side effects of the new shot I said we weren’t getting it, we weren’t taking the chance. So even in my own “fragile” state, when we got sick in 2022 we all did just fine. It sucked and I was especially sick for 2 weeks, but with body and nutrition support I got through it and my neediest child was again barely touched. Fear, bad nutrition, and belief in the media hysteria harmed more people than the virus alone. Mind matters as much as medicine. Mind over matter and the placebo effect exist for a reason. I witnessed first-hand in my daughter and myself over the last 24 years just how much “intervention” is really just a business model, and how much what you believe changes your outcomes. Every member of my family is alive thanks to medical interventions 🙏🏻, but we also know it’s big business that needs fear to thrive and we won’t play the game.
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Sofia⭐️ (@saberzout) reported@madscoraa as an ex cast member, disney adults are genuinely the WORST
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CyberKnight (@CyberKnight1) reported@joyinbecomingp1 At the time, the TV was perpetually set to Disney Channel or Nickelodeon, so we had no clue. Then I got in the car and drove to work, and tuning the radio I heard "The World Trade Center is *gone*." I got to work, and everyone was watching the news. After about an hour, we were all sent home. My wife still had no clue when I got back, when I told her what happened.
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Alexavier: Renegade Angel (@god_ashe) reported@TheBlurrman @Cade22362172 Eyy yo do you realise who you’re talking to? I don’t think you do because I’m agreeing with everything you said GLITCH definetilly are NOT the next disney and anyone who thinks that way is a weenie. Glitch are the new Rooster Teeth
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katya🪷 (@katharostita3v3) reportedI’m genuinely coming to realise RenRen is actually a Disney character, idk lol (why is his alien energy so freaking attractive? wth ) help me 😐
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RadiantFilm (@RadiantFilm) reportedBuster Keaton on making The General (1926): Keaton: "Clyde Bruckman [the co-director] run into this book called The Great Locomotive Chase, a situation that happened in the Civil War, and it was a pip. Says, “Well, it's awful heavy for us to attempt, because when we got that much plot and story to tell, it means we're goin' to have a lot of film with no laughs in it. But we won't worry too much about it if we can get the plot all told [laid out] in that first reel, and our characters—believable characters—all planted and then go ahead and let it roll. And every other situation is more dramatic than it is funny.” Well, that was the finished picture, and—it held an audience. They were interested in it—from start to finish—and there was enough laughter to satisfy. I tell you one thing I was kind of proud of myself for. I made that picture in '26. Thirty years later, Walt Disney did it [as The Great Locomotive Chase (1956)], and I guarantee you we had a better picture. . . . It was shot up around Cottage Grove, Oregon. Because not only the scenery was perfect for it, but all the narrow-gauge railroads from those lumber camps [were there]. And so much of the equipment. Because we bought engines up there and with very little work remodeled 'em into Civil War engines. Then we built a passenger train and a freight train on their flat cars. They had the rolling stock for us. So we just built box cars and passenger coaches and all the track in the world we wanted to use was already laid for us. And it looked aged, which we wanted, and badly—you know—they don't bother keepin' it looking good, they don't care what grows around it. . . . I wanted it that way." Interviewer: "Did the actual locomotive “The General” appear in that?" Keaton: "Oh no, no. We reproduced that. Because that original locomotive they'd have never let that one out of the depot in Chattanooga. . . . I believe they moved it to Atlanta, Georgia. Because the run of “The General” was from Atlanta to Chattanooga—that's where this chase took place." Interviewer: "How did the [mounted] cannon sequence develop?" Keaton: "We found that. It's an actual gun of the Civil War. The first railroad gun. And we duplicated that cannon. It almost looks like a prop we invented. That's the only thing that kind of scared us. When it comes to using it. They said, “Everybody's going to say, 'Oh, they invented the prop just to get that gag.' ” But it's an actual reproduction of a railroad gun built in the Civil War. . . . We found it in more than one book." Interviewer: "Were there more people involved in the making of that film than in any of your others?" Keaton: "Well, when it come to do the battle scenes, I hired the National Guard of Oregon. Got five hundred men there. And we managed to locate about 125 horses. Then in getting the equipment up from Los Angeles, we had to have a lot of it made. We had to have artillery pieces and army saddles and stuff like that and uniforms for both gray and blue. . . . [I housed the men] for a week in tourist cars given to us by the Union Pacific on a siding. We put up a big tent for a mess hall. And put 'em in blue uniforms and bring 'em goin' from right to left, and take 'em out, put 'em in gray uniforms, bring 'em from left to right (laughs). And fought the war." — Buster Keaton, interviewed by George C. Pratt (1958), published as “Anything Can Happen-and Generally Did”: Buster Keaton on His Silent-Film Career in Image, vol. 17, no. 4 (December, 1974)
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Fizzypaladain583 (@Fizzypaladain58) reported@pastraspec Any of the disney era shows bad or forgettable or is it all pretty much quality
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R3X D3NG3RV3ST (@d4ng3rv3st) reported@TedBowe @JurassicSouls I mean AI is OK if it's used as an assistant such as when Disney used AI to assign finishing touches to the character designs of Hoppers. What is NOT OK is when filmmakers use AI to MAKE AN ENTIRE SCENE, as then it's not their work, just them being lazy.
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Justice 🎮 📚🎵 (@prpflava) reportedI get it. The villain arc. I myself went through it when I left my last relationship. I hate to always refer to Disney, but the Beast softened for Belle. It just takes the right one to touch a broken heart.
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Raye 💖 (@badazz___) reportedDisney Channel and these reboots need to stop omg this is awful
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The Willster (@i_shit_roses) reported@firstlasty271 Also the possibility that Disney wanted more “diversity”, wokeness, and modernizing… in which case, these comics are probably going to quietly crash and burn
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Xan (@FromtheletterX) reportedwhich is Cyclops’ best arc, I doubt it will work. Honestly, I haven’t liked any Cyclops casting so far. I'd like to be wrong and see Kit emulate Scott well. But I don't have any hope in Disney and their centrist bs.
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𝒙𝒐𝒙𝒐 𝒎𝒆𝒏𝒕𝒐𝒔 ♡ (@mentospsv) reportedDC wants to be Marvel so bad they're coping the Disney+ shows tactic not even caring it didn't work They simply wanna show they can do it