Disney+ Bundles Offer Discounts of Up to 52 Percent
Streaming service Disney+ is offering bundles with Hulu, HBO Max and ESPN that cost less than separate subscriptions. Students can get an extra discount that cuts the price by almost half.
Disney+, the streaming platform of US entertainment company Disney, offers several bundled subscriptions that cost less than buying the same services separately. Technology publication Wired describes them in its October 2026 roundup of deals. The offers matter to viewers who pay for several streaming services and want to cut their spending.
Disney+ and Hulu bundle
The biggest discount, 52 percent, applies to the Disney+ and Hulu bundle, with prices starting at $12 per month. It includes content from Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars and Nat Geo, along with Hulu originals and programming from the FX channel.
Student discount
College and graduate students can get the same bundle for $6.49 per month, which is almost half the regular price. To qualify, they must create an account with an email address, password and date of birth. They then verify their student status through SheerID by giving the full name of their school and either a school or personal email address. Once verified, they can buy the discounted bundle.
Bundles with HBO and ESPN
Disney+, Hulu and HBO Max together cost $22 per month, a saving of 38 percent. HBO Max provides access to HBO, DC Universe, Warner Bros. and A24 content.
A bundle aimed at sports fans combines Disney+, Hulu and the ESPN networks, including ESPN Unlimited. It also covers NFL and college football programming. It costs $36 per month, with a 36 percent discount.
Wired notes that before subscribing, it is worth working out which platform offers the content you will actually use.
