Disney fans, listen up! You've only got a few hours left to secure your subscription at the current price before it goes up.
Right now, you can get Disney+ for £7.99 a month, but from November 1, it's going up to £10.99.
But don't worry, there's a way to avoid the price hike altogether. If you act fast, you can lock in the cheaper £7.99 price for a whole year and even get three months completely free.
Disney+ is currently offering a full year of the subscription for the price of eight months, but only if you buy the annual plan upfront.
This means that the yearly plan will cost you £79.90, which might sound like a lot, but it works out the same as paying £7.99 a month. Plus, you'll save £15.98 if you lock into it before November 1.
And that's not all. From November 1, Disney+ is introducing two new plans to improve the quality of content. The basic £4.99 a-month plan will give you access to lower quality content, while the new £10.99 plan will let you watch in high quality on multiple devices at once.
All features which make it a competitive site hand-in-hand with the likes of Netflix and Apple TV+, both rival streamers which are also proving not to be shy when it comes to asking for money.
Netflix started charging £4.99 for sharing your log-in details, which is a big deal for students who want to use their parents' accounts.
Apple TV+ has also increased its price by £24, going from £6.99 to £8.99 a month. Unlike Disney+, there's no free monthly offer to join before the price goes up.
But, if you're a fan of Apple TV+, you can get six months free with Sky's one month free stream trial. This will save you £29, and you'll get Apple TV+ for free.
If you don't want a full year, our Disney+ deals roundup can help. There are more than six ways to get a free monthly subscription, ranging from three to 12 months.
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