We knew was coming and now here it is. Warner Bros. to offer Disney. It entered into a partnership with Discovery ad-free streaming package this includes Disney+, Hulu, and Max. The combo pack costs $30 per month, which adds up to a savings of $6 per month. The Disney+ and Hulu bundle costs $20 per month, and the ad-free Max costs $16 per month, so it’s a pretty good deal.
If you want to save even more money and don’t mind the long commercial breaks that interrupt prestige dramas that weren’t made with ads in mind, there’s an ad-filled version of this package for $17 a month. You still get access to all content from the three broadcasters. You also get a lot of ads. This is probably the most budget-friendly way to focus on Game of Thrones and Star Wars content.
Speaking of which, Disney+ is home to everything, including Star Wars Acolyteproved to be quite a big hit for the platform and a great showcase for laser saber players. The platform is also Marvel HQ Agatha Along and a new Daredevil show will premiere in the near future.
In my humble opinion, Disney+ would be well served by producing some decent shows outside of the two tentpole franchises, but that’s where Hulu comes into play. This broadcaster is home to a small global phenomenon. Bear, along with the cringefest Pen 15, cartoon Solar contradictions and more. Hulu also streams TV shows the day after they air from networks like FX and ABC. This means you can use it to track both Shogun and Abbott Elementary.
As for Max, you know the drill. This is HBO for a reason rebranded to suit some corporate mandate no one fully understands. This means access to the entire directory of the iconic cable network, incl The Sopranos, Game of Thrones, The Wire and more. broadcasts new shows as well Dragon House and Mode.
Disney also currently owns ESPN developing a new streaming sports service Warner Bros. In association with Discovery and Fox Sports. The joint operation will broadcast events from the NFL, MLB, NHL and NBA when it launches later this year.
