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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 (12%)
- 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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 Hennebont
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Sign in | 19 hours ago |
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Lyon
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Crashing | 22 hours ago |
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Avignon
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Playback Issues | 2 days ago |
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Quintin
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Crashing | 2 days ago |
 North Royalton
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Buffering | 3 days ago |
 Gillingham
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Buffering | 4 days ago |
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Disney+ Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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gigazen210@google.com (@GigaZen210) reported@cfbenninghoff @ericmmatheny @Nth_Dimensions They tried to immobilize her with a taser, it did not work. You think people would get behind her with knives that are close combat weapons, nope, not going to happen. Get real. Mace? She would charge at them before using it, and stab them. You apparently are a Disney fan.
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🎆MC the Toonster🎆 (@MToonster24) reported@FrequentUser99 @c_art_y Well they did advertise Hoppers well (even if that’s Pixar). Speaking for Disney Animation though, Wish was actually advertised pretty well; it was the quality of that film that did it in.
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Jake (@OldTVReference) reported@Srirachachau @thepwrofgod Porky, Daffy and Bugs only ever really being paired off in prescribed duos is an interesting contrast from the Disney stuff, where Mickey, Donald and Goofy kinda work in any configuration of that group
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FigmentJedi (@Figment_Jedi) reported@sapphyreblayze All I know about it was the episode where Bugs found all those broken Disney animatronics.
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⛧ (@Artheamish) reportednetflix disney aren’t exclusive for indog only. get out of your ******* house, those ppl are everywhere, at your workplace, on the streets, wherever you go. indog are so ignorant and refuse to accept even the slightest of diversity really shows how low the quality of ppl here is
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Dakota Sebastian (@dakotausa91) reported@RavensFlock1312 Not anymore. Do you think Sydney Sweeney is going to turn off all that power? Being Maga automatically grant these women like millions of dollars. Remember when Snow White was the worst Disney live action movie they’ve ever made barely making over $100 million. Go woke go broke.
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Melson (@melflomil) reported@drboycewatkins1 If I work Disney you damn right I'm asking for free stuff from Disney or a discount
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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.
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Robert Billington (@RobBill82) reported@MrsCoralMck Just so you’re all aware there will be brown and black folk in Britain after Restore gets to work? There will be even after they’ve done their work. Anyone in any Disney land fantasy thinking it’ll be a ‘white’ paradise should honestly leave Restore.
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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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Tiffany A Castagna (@CastagnaTiffany) reported@starwars @DisneyPlus I am so excited to watch this after work!
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Justice Gage — CD (@iamjusticegage) reported@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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AmericanVintage (@AVAPopCulture) reported@yesnicksearcy I bet he didnt do stranger things, violent night, or the awful disney marvel movies he is in for $0
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Tommy (New account) (@TommyTheSting) reported@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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Etonewowo (@etonewowo) reported@DelusionPosting “Communism will fix all the little annoyances” Yeah by removing the service itself, either I pay Disney monthly or get all my electronics confiscated by the state
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𝕽𝖆𝖓𝖌𝖔 𝕾𝖙𝖆𝖗𝖗 (@RealRangoStarr) reported@BlackBlessedLDS @johndehlin Mormon wives causes a lot of brand confusion, and has a much bigger impact on pop culture. The Church won’t sue them because Disney can fight back. Of all the things the Church could do to help their image, suing Mormon Stories was their best idea? 😭
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SithisRS 🏳️🌈 (@YourMuthr) reportedWhy don't furries simply work at Disney World or Chuck-e Cheese's? Why are they taking human jobs?
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Cori (DemShenaniganss) 🦝 | #TDST ⚡️ (@DemShenanigans) reported@roanoke_gal Why do copyright and trademark exist? The closer something is to your brand, the easier it is to trick your customers. It's a reality of business. I never said GenAI is good, nor will I ever since I've worked behind the scenes more than enough to understand the difference between LLM/GenAI and ML/AI. I'm pointing out a reality that folks seem to pretend doesn't exist. There's a reason that there were rulings you can't copyright GenAI work without significant human transformation. Pretending not to be aware of it is at best silly, at worst intentionally ignorant or spreading misinformation knowingly to harm uneducated folks for selfish gain, in which case, I encourage folks to see who would profit from this. It isn't your basic user, in fact, the basic user loses more rights. That said, to answer your question: 1. GenAI is known to plagiarize even well known IPs like Disney, Nintendo, etc. Unsolicited. A small business/brand doesn't have Disney/Nintendo lawyers, and a "legally distinct" brand poach can damage your average mom & pop that Pro-GenAI folks claim to defend (when in reality the defense is convincing them to let GenAI cannibalize their ideas and creativity without question). 2. It's common knowledge among anyone who has done the research, read studies, etc. That the majority of consumers dislike AI, feel that it's lazy & cheap, etc. - That leads to less money spent economically. But hey, the economy is ******* by 4 tech giants in a trenchcoat investing with each other on a Google base because folks fell for the snake oil bit somehow. Both facts can coexist, and do. On an unrelated note, apparently pointing out that fighting for this statement to be law is fighting for the erosion of folks IP rights is bad now, Twitter is a wild place lmao
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GoBlueHasbi (@GoBlueHasbulla) reportedDo not argue or give interactions to a guy who is telling you the guy who just won a Super Bowl didn’t do a good job at Michigan Then again if you want to help him pay his mom back for that Disney trip you could maybe give him some interactions
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Disney Campers⛺️ (@DisneyCamping) reported@wizdog16 Have you thought about possibly going back to Disney? I bet it would work!
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Tally (@tally_ho5) reportedThis Disney contracts are terrible
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Matt Wilson (@BristolBlade) reported@Wrexham_AFC You lot really are insufferable idiots. Worst thing to happen to the game in recent years getting your little Disney fc gig
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That Writer Deezy (@DeezyDevs) reportedThe problem with KH3 isn't the scope of the Disney worlds, or the gameplay, it's the fact that the Disney worlds were mandatory side attractions that do nothing to advance the the story. They give no clues to the "power of waking". They just exist to pad out the game 1/2
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cc (@ojodeplata_) reported@ojitodeeagua not suitable for work en disney+
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Krad (@Krad2187) reported@starwars @DisneyPlus The movie was not worth the money it was terrible! Plot was not good.
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KnavishKnavery (@KnavishKnavery) reported@AThinksAloud @realmikolson Last episode Jeremy literally had on a psychiatrist who consults on demon possession with Catholic priests and a reformed psychic who was cautioning viewers about the latest Disney animated witch movie coming out. Protestants don’t have demonology because it isn’t scriptural. And all of the examples were either the occult or deeply Catholic examples and it doesn’t translate. I don’t understand why Jeremy is spending air time trying to understand Tuckers demon claims and Candace’s we are legion. The past two or three episodes have been a miss for me. I am thankful that Jeremy and Joel are starting something new but the prescriptions being offered lately are misses for me. He’s been hitting SSRIs hard and of course there was the awful burrito conversation. I’m not sure where the normie right stands right now. I understand we need wins and we need to be seen winning in the spotlight to draw attention but these podcasts are missing bad for me. It isn’t full scale DW Walsh or Knowles but I’d rather have less views and more principled values than “shock” takes that don’t apply to their own base.
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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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Tokyo (@Tokyo_pi1) reported@fOx1257067 Although I haven’t seen this yet I think Disney did great with this piece of work
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Carly (@charbinks) reported2 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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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 these 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?