When [Disney] launched the Disney+ streaming service in 2019, it quickly made the shrewd decision to offer the streamer as part of a bundle with Hulu and ESPN+ for a discounted price. The bundle is a good value proposition to lure subscribers with, and once they’re subscribed, they’re more reluctant to leave, since canceling one service would mean canceling all three.

Now, Disney is launching a refreshed version of the Disney Bundle with more options to incorporate the new ESPN direct-to-consumer service, which carries everything found on ESPN linear channels. Learn more about all the versions of the Disney Bundle you can sign up for now from our experts!

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The Disney Bundle comes in several different combinations, starting with the Disney Duo Basic Bundle. This plan includes ad-supported Disney+ and Hulu, and costs $11 per month.

Next is Disney Duo Premium Bundle, which combines the two entertainment streamers’ ad-free plans for $20 per month.

The Trio Basic Bundle includes Disney+ and Hulu with ads, as well as ESPN Select, the new service which offers everything formerly found on ESPN+, for $17 per month.

There’s also the Trio Premium bundle, which has ad-free Disney+ and Hulu, as well as ESPN Select for $27 per month.

New bundles available include Disney+ and Hulu with ads, as well as the new ESPN Unlimited product for a promotional price of $30 per month for a year. The regular price of that bundle will be $36 per month when the promotion ends.

Finally, viewers can get ESPN Unlimited with Disney+ and Hulu with no ads for $45 per month.

No, the Disney Bundle does not offer a free trial of any kind to new or returning customers. The only service inside the bundle that comes with a free trial is Hulu; viewers who sign up to that streamer’s ad-supported plan by itself get a 30-day free trial.

No, the Disney Bundle does not offer any annual subscription options. Customers must stay on a month-to-month plan with the Disney Bundle.

Yes, you can add an extra member who doesn’t live in your household to your Disney Bundle subscription with select plans. Customers of the Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN Unlimited plan with ads and the same plan with no ads cannot currently add an extra member to their accounts. Adding extra members to a Disney Bundle plan costs $7 per month for ad-supported customers, or $10 for ad-free.

No, Disney Bundle combinations can vary widely. Customers can choose if they want a bundle of two or three services, pick if they want ads or not, and choose the level of ESPN access they get.

Customers get the same entertainment library on Disney+ and Hulu, whether they pick ad-supported or ad-free plans. However, the Disney Bundle does not allow you to mix and match ad-supported and ad-free plans in the same combo.

There are some sporting events that stream at no extra cost to all Disney+ customers, regardless of whether or not they get ESPN with their bundle. However, adding ESPN Select or ESPN Unlimited to a Disney Bundle for an extra monthly fee will unlock a much larger selection of live sporting events.

Disney Basic bundles come with ads during playback of on-demand content, the ability to stream on up to four devices in the same household, and ultra-high-definition 4K playback on Disney+ and Hulu on some titles.

Disney Premium bundles include all of those features as well, and cut out the ads during playback on Disney+ and Hulu. ESPN always comes with ads during live TV and sporting events.