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Disney+ Outage Map

The map below depicts the most recent cities worldwide where Disney+ users have reported problems and outages. If you are having an issue with Disney+, make sure to submit a report below

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The heatmap above shows where the most recent user-submitted and social media reports are geographically clustered. The density of these reports is depicted by the color scale as shown below.

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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.

Most Affected Locations

Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:

Location Reports
Birmingham, England 7
Schoos, Mersch 1
Godalming, England 1
Loison-sous-Lens, Hauts-de-France 1
São Paulo, SP 5
Manchester, England 6
Essen, NRW 1
Ciudad Obregón, SON 1
Governador Celso Ramos, SC 1
Athens, GA 1
Hamburg, HH 1
Culiacán, SIN 8
London, England 27
Woodstown, NJ 1
Hildesheim, Lower Saxony 1
Rennes, Brittany 8
Paris, Île-de-France 68
Glasgow, Scotland 7
Sydney, NSW 4
L'Arbresle, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes 1
Sarreguemines, ACAL 3
Sacramento, CA 1
Kahului, HI 1
Pittsburgh, PA 1
Washington, England 1
Guebwiller, ACAL 1
Guadalajara, JAL 1
Boardman, OR 1
Pujols, Nouvelle-Aquitaine 1
Weston-super-Mare, England 2
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Disney+ Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • RockySarni8180
    Mr B ( Those who know, know) (@RockySarni8180) reported

    @NotFarLeftAtAll @Danny42516 It is why Sky platform established a£24 deal including Disney , Netflix . Comcast is part of the labour problem

  • baddkarma2002
    BigNeeeeeeeeth (@baddkarma2002) reported

    @cosmic_marvel The issue is announcing it's renewed then shortly thereafter it's canceled without anyone knowing why. Makes Disney decision-makers look incompetent and not concerned about fans.

  • emailsfrompete
    pete (@emailsfrompete) reported

    @Galaxylionmxyo @americanreqiuem I'd never watch this show but Jake T Austin would never be allowed to work with Disney again, and children, because he now has a criminal record. It's why he was cut from the fosters, he became a drug addict, and spent some time in jail. I'm pretty sure Disney can't really hire former convicts.

  • TnGRITS420
    TnGRITS420 (@TnGRITS420) reported

    @pitbullmom99999 Sorry I misremembered- it was Universal Studios and not Disney. She got all the way to the hallway where her “office” supposedly was before admitting she didn’t work there.

  • Drbennyfox
    gmgmgm.ron (@Drbennyfox) reported

    @NotFarLeftAtAll I don’t know what prime video is but Netflix is awful I couldn’t watch Disney purely on moral grounds let alone the bbc, who’s watching this utter junk??

  • divay_agarwal
    Divay Agarwal (@divay_agarwal) reported

    A few years ago, I was at Disneyland Paris. Not for work. Not for research. Just a fun trip with my wife. But walking through it, something kept pulling at me. It wasn't the rides, the characters, or even the scale of it. It was the feeling. The feeling of walking into a world that someone had built, deliberately, around something people already deeply loved. Every corner had intention. Every detail fed the same universe. It just left me euphoric. My wife asked, “What happened?” I told her how amazed I was by seeing this incredible world that Walt Disney had created. She instantly said, “One day, you can build it too!” And listening to her, I just laughed. Not able to comprehend how I could do something so crazy in just one lifetime. She understood and replied, “Baby steps.” And somewhere between one ride and the next, one very specific thought just sat with me, and it wouldn't leave- What if India had something like this... but for horror? Maybe not a theme park to start with. But a world. A gathering. A moment in the year that horror fans could actually plan their October around. I came back. Told my co-founder Raman exactly what I was thinking. He didn't need convincing. He just said, "We already have the fandom. We need to build a room for it.” No deck. No market research. No formal pitch to each other. Just two people who had watched horror content explode in India for years, and knew the audience had nowhere actually to go. From that call to HorrorCon's first edition was about a year of figuring things out- venue, format, programming, everything from scratch. Year one was a full house. Year two was even crazier; 20,000+ people showed up! And we're still building. Bigger, louder, more immersive every single year. Sometimes the best ideas don't come from a whiteboard. They come from just being somewhere and paying attention. Has a random trip ever completely changed the direction of something you were building? Drop it below; genuinely curious.

  • ReK9nfeXTj9sNX6
    ジェームズ シュルツ (@ReK9nfeXTj9sNX6) reported

    @eventhubs People need to stop giving money to Disney. Oh, and Doomsday is gonna be awful.

  • Goreandwhoring
    Finalgirlkiddo🖤🔪🩸🍃🏳️‍🌈 (@Goreandwhoring) reported

    Because there are genuinely a LOT of problems with it and I enjoy KH3 more now, but I still think it’s one of the weakest entries. The Disney worlds lack impact, combat is ridiculously overtuned, Attractions are annoying, magic is busted, barely any FF characters, and the story gives so many characters ZERO emotional payoff. Then that final act is rushed as hell. Unless you pay for Remind dlc then you’ll get more for your buck, but it is indeed weak entry.

  • MacroMicroNMike
    Michael (@MacroMicroNMike) reported

    @TyTrollsX Disney has like 20% of the relevant global movie studios. Of course they make higher quality CGI content.

  • BreakfastBacon1
    Bacon "Hugh" Johnson,MBA, CPA (@BreakfastBacon1) reported

    Top 10 worst places to be hungover: 10 Work 9 your girlfriend/boyfriends parents house 8 a kids birthday party 7 long car ride 6 Festival or rave 5 Class 4 Airport/on a plane 3 Funeral 2 Practice 1 Disney

  • StormwindAdvent
    Cameron (StormwindAdventures) (@StormwindAdvent) reported

    When I left my internship at Disney, I was told it would be hard to open a position to keep me on cause of a restructuring in leadership. 4 years later, Disney is still constantly restructuring. It really does help explain why a decent percent of the engineers are lifers.

  • GenjustuPapi
    RAMS 2027 SUPERBOWL CHAMPIONS (@GenjustuPapi) reported

    If you told me this was on Disney channel I’d believe you, wow this is awful

  • disneymagicguy
    Ⓧ🅐ⓥ🅘-🅔ⓐ🅡 (@disneymagicguy) reported

    My top ten WORST experiences on my Disney Vacation for 5 days. 10. When needing the room for another day, front desk told us to call Disney reservations she couldn’t help us. Then reservations said why don’t we just go to front desk. Mind blown. 9. Keys needed to reset for doors

  • Alexandr4Denman
    Alexandra (@Alexandr4Denman) reported

    The British Brainwashing Company ( BBC) has been losing money like a broken damn of late with everyone cancelling their licence fees because they are fed up paying for DEI , lies and being a government controlled mouthpiece .......in comes Nandy and Burnham with their feeble plan to save it they want to now say if you are watching Disney and Netflix you have to have a licence , will you pay ? Thoughts?

  • HighyieldHarry
    High Yield Harry (@HighyieldHarry) reported

    Okay, I know there's pushback on whether the deal is good for Hollywood (Industry is in obvious decline) but how does this massive trial delay help anyone? Well anyone, other than Netflix, Disney, Amazon, and Apple.

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