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Disney+ Outage Map

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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.

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Most Affected Locations

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

Location Reports
London, England 7
São Paulo, SP 4
Chicago, IL 3
Glasgow, Scotland 3
City of London, England 3
New York City, NY 3
Brest, Bretagne 2
Helsinki, Uusimaa 2
Sydney, NSW 2
Normanton, England 2
Alexandria, VA 2
San Gregorio De Polanco, Departamento de Tacuarembó 2
Chalon-sur-Saône, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté 2
Boston, MA 2
Realengo, RJ 2
Pelentong, JHR 2
Seattle, WA 2
Toronto, ON 2
Belleville, MI 2
Stone Mountain, GA 2
Melbourne, VIC 2
Paris, Île-de-France 2
Guayaquil, Provincia del Guayas 2
Boise, ID 2
Dallas, TX 2
Atlanta, GA 2
Clearwater, FL 2
Berlin, Land Berlin 2
Brussels, Bruxelles-Capitale 2
Southampton, England 2

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Disney+ Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • Branquita4 Branquita  (@Branquita4) reported

    @Garmin @Disney @Garmin The connect IQ store doesnt work properly. I cannot download any watch face. Unstalled/installed the app, restarted phone, nothing did the trick. The help funtion in de Connect app doesnt work too.

  • ShermanM4_ ShermanM4 (@ShermanM4_) reported

    @Gormogons When I would help with Walmart’s seasonal rotation I would have stores begging to keep back to school a week past Labor Day. Actual back to school time some places. Nope. They are going to get Disney costumes and like it.

  • Hoops_Companion Hoops Companion 🏀 Resources for Coaches (@Hoops_Companion) reported

    I'm sorry, but you are NOT just going to go out there and outcoach people or motivate your team to a victory like it's a Disney movie. There are too many good coaches/programs out there for that to happen. The work and time comes first.

  • tromluii hit it imagine dragons (@tromluii) reported

    @LAZORBOX @loftgeornost @Columned_ Also he didn’t really “work hard” he presented it as a concept to Disney they passed the first time he couldn’t do anything w it because Disney owned the rights then Disney approached him to make it when he blew up w his live action directions

  • ghostinrep LANA! 🐇 (@ghostinrep) reported

    is anyone else having problems with their disney plus not loading? AND mine is AWFUL, my screen will stay black but the audio will play

  • grok Grok (@grok) reported

    @revenuemoney @StockMKTNewz @fiscal_ai Sorry for the duplication error in my previous list—it was a formatting mistake. Here's the corrected top 41-60 by revenue (Aug 2025): 41. Target $107B 42. StoneX Group $100B 43. Tesla $98B 44. Dell $96B 45. PepsiCo $92B 46. Disney $91B 47. UPS $91B 48. J&J $89B 49. FedEx $88B 50. Archer Daniels Midland $86B 51. Procter & Gamble $84B 52. Lowe's $84B 53. Energy Transfer $83B 54. RTX $81B 55. Albertsons $79B 56. Sysco $79B 57. Progressive $75B 58. American Express $74B 59. Lockheed Martin $71B 60. MetLife $71B Want 61-80?

  • Bridei_III Bridei🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🦌🌲❄️ (@Bridei_III) reported

    @ObrezObserver I have seen the very best of foidtoos and the very worst foidtoos (disney characters)

  • orionscoldfire orionscoldfire (@orionscoldfire) reported

    The Library is Full of Them As I mentioned in an earlier post Disney (and by extension Hollywood) realizes that they’ve alienated the male half of the human race.  And as I gleefully mentioned this is all their own fault and it’s hilarious that it’s a surprise for them.  And after torching two of the most valuable male-oriented intellectual properties (Star Wars and the Marvel Cinematic Universe), instead of trying to fix the problems and repair the damage to these brands they’ve decided to bury their losses and start from scratch with brand new franchises. Well, you’ve got to admire their optimism.  Maybe they haven’t heard the old saying about the definition of insanity being doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result.  But it’s their money (or their stockholders anyway). But in a sense, they’ve got it half right.  Half of their problem is that sequel after sequel has drained all the life out of their franchises.  So new stories and characters is a good direction to go in.  People like to be entertained and meeting new characters is part of that entertainment.  And even though there are only a few overarching plots to an adventure story it helps to change the names of the heroes, villains, magic rings, super-weapons and princesses from story to story. So far, so good.  But now comes the tricky part.  Listen up Disney: DON’T MAKE THE HERO A GIRL-BOSS.  THE GIRL IN THE STORY IS THE LOVE INTEREST OF THE HERO.  SHE IS THE REWARD FOR THE HERO SAVING THE DAY.  SHE MAY TAKE UP A BOW OR A DAGGER IN A PINCH BUT SHE’S NOT THERE TO SAVE THE HERO AND SHE’S NOT SUPPOSED TO BE IN CHARGE. I hope I was clear there.  Use the traditional hero saga as the backbone of the story and find a writer and a director who can work with such a story in a creative and entertaining fashion and you will make billions of dollars.  Just as a for instance Joss Whedon directed the first Avengers movie.  It made $1.52 billion worldwide at the box office.  That’s a lot of money.  And part of the reason for that enormous sum is because Whedon knows how to make likable characters in a movie.  He blends humor, action and drama in the correct proportions and at the right moments.  In other words, he’s not a hack like all of the DEI directors that have bungled the last several years of your franchise flops. Now, granted he is demanding and sometimes slightly abusive toward the “talent.”  But they’re getting paid millions of dollars to dress up in spandex and fool around in front of a green screen.  The least they could do is take a little hectoring from a prima donna director to earn those millions.  So anyway, my advice for Hollywood is to find the few creative talents out there; directors like Whedon and Christopher Nolan.  And purchase the film rights to books that millions of people love.  And don’t mess with the stories and characters.  Put them faithfully on the big screen and then instead of trying to recreate success with endless sequels move onto another story!  Did you know there is more than one book in the library?  There are several. I know it’s a radical departure. But it’s just so crazy it just might work!

  • rachel_reviews Rachel Reviews Movies and Theatre (@rachel_reviews) reported

    @CMWaters789 Yep... just Andor alone cost $650 million for 2 seasons. Disney Plus got 126 million subscribers. The math aint mathing for a profit. Netflix has the same problems but they have to make the model seem profitable. So much of the stock market is built on the appearance of success

  • LSupclose Lyric (Thee Multifaceted Seer ) (@LSupclose) reported

    Agreed. Though what is a recipe for controversy is tht Disney n any other children content creators should Always issue warnings about art like this rather then subjecting families to unwarranted,sometimes unwanted,uncomfortable situations like this.People run they’re households

  • CaptainKeyesPoA Mal-G281 (@CaptainKeyesPoA) reported

    @realBOTwriter @jeronandor The problem is Tony pitched his full vision right after rogue one, the actors were all in it for the long haul, Disney didn’t go with his pitch and did something else that was more Cassian and K2 adventures but it wasn’t working. They brought Tony back but by then 4-5 years had passed so two seasons was all he could promise. If they had started right after rogue one we would have gotten 5 seasons.

  • DeaditeDiego Diego the Deadite (@DeaditeDiego) reported

    @fin4lboi The worst part is whatever movies Disney puts out half of the whole world is going to see that movie and give Disney half of their money back, while acknowledging Disney uses of AI

  • AzBeto1997 AzBeto (@AzBeto1997) reported

    @ElectionWiz They tear down cultural icons that were representative of the best of American culture. Disney was once safe for families. The NFL was not a thugfest. Other institutions laid low by diminishing their names via degradation of quality and service. So long, Uncle Herschel.

  • PaulAlexandria Paul Steven Edwards 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 (@PaulAlexandria) reported

    @QueenKaylaleesi @FXNetworks We don't have that problem in the UK as it's on Disney+.

  • KrashHuskyAD KRASH (@KrashHuskyAD) reported

    @Laphin Scoooooob! I love this suit, has always been my favorite. I was a Disney character in Anaheim in the 00s and wanted to work at Universal to be him, but the Scoobs in Hollywood were slightly shorter and I couldn’t. The things I would do to be this Scooby 🥰

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