Disney Bundle Cost: Prices, Fees & Ways to Save

Disney sells several streaming bundles, and the name "Disney Bundle" can point to any of them. The simplest pairs Disney+ with Hulu. Others add HBO Max, ESPN Select, or ESPN Unlimited, and each comes in a version with ads and a more expensive Premium version with fewer ads.

Prices also move. Disney has used six month promotional rates for new subscribers, and it announced increases for some ESPN bundles effective September 17, 2026. Check the plan page before you sign up, because the price on the day you subscribe is the one that counts.

The entry plan is the Disney+ and Hulu bundle with ads. New subscribers see a promotional rate of $11.99/mo for the first six months, after which the plan renews at $12.99/mo. The Premium version, which has no ad breaks on movies and series, is $19.99/mo for six months and then $21.99/mo.

The pages note that ads still appear in select live and linear content. Cancel anytime, and cancellation takes effect at the end of the billing period or the promotional term.

Adding other services raises the price quickly. Hulu's bundle page lists the Disney+, Hulu, and HBO Max bundle at $21.99/mo with ads and $34.99/mo without ads.

Bundles built around ESPN Unlimited start at $35.99/mo, with a Premium version at $44.99/mo. If you want live TV channels as well, the Hulu + Live TV bundle with Disney+ and ESPN Select is listed at $99.99/mo.

ESPN Select bundles have their own pricing, and some prices changed in the fall of 2026.

Cord Cutters News reports that the Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN Select bundle is $21.99/mo with ads, and the Premium version is $32.99/mo, with Disney+ and Hulu ad free. It also reports that a legacy bundle, no longer sold to new subscribers, rises to $27.99/mo for existing customers on or after September 17, 2026.

• Ads or no ads. Premium plans remove ad breaks on most movies and series and cost more.
• Which services are bundled. Each add-on, whether HBO Max, ESPN Select, ESPN Unlimited, or Live TV, raises the price.
• Promotion or regular rate. Six month offers start low and then renew at the regular monthly price.
• When you subscribe. Disney adjusts prices from time to time, and existing subscribers may see changes at their next billing cycle.
• Where you buy. Third party billing can differ, so check the terms if you subscribe through another company.

The promotional rate is the biggest discount for a new subscriber, but remember the renewal price when the promotion ends. Set a reminder before the six months are up, and decide whether the plan with ads is enough.

Compare the bundle to buying services separately. Pages that list savings compare the bundle to the regular monthly price of each service, so look at what you would actually use. If you only watch one service, a bundle may not pay off. Student discounts are advertised on the Hulu bundle page, so check whether you qualify.