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DEAL ALERT: Uber, Disney Partner for Multiple Cost-Cutting Bundling Promotions; Free Disney Bundle, Uber One Membership

DEAL ALERT: Uber, Disney Partner for Multiple Cost-Cutting Bundling Promotions; Free Disney Bundle, Uber One Membership

With a background in sports and entertainment reporting, he’s covered everything from Broadway to college football. He cut the cord in 2014 and has a sharp eye for streaming trends and a soft spot for Hallmark movies.

While very little beats sitting on your couch and streaming your favorite TV shows, movies, and live sports, one way to guarantee that it’s even better is by doing it with great food from your favorite local restaurants. To help make your viewing experience as perfect as possible, Uber Eats is now offering two months of the Disney Bundle for free to active users.

The offer has begun sending out to active, U.S.-based Uber Eats customers in good standing who have placed at least one order in the past 90 days; the deal is open to qualifying customers who are new or eligible returning Disney Bundle subscribers. The plan includes two months of free access to Disney+, ESPN+, and Hulu’s ad-supported plan. Unfortunately, the deal excludes existing subscribers to any of the services.

How to Sign-Up for Two Free Months of the Disney Bundle via Uber Eats

  • Eligible Uber Eats Customers can Click Here.
  • Enter the Promo Code from Your Email.
  • Click “Manage My Account.”
  • Sign Up for the Disney Bundle.

Qualifying Uber Eaters must redeem the promotion by Aug. 30 at 11:59 p.m. PT. Following the two free months of service, the Disney Bundle will auto-renew at whatever the current monthly price is at the time; as of now, it is $13.99 per month. However, you can cancel anytime before your free trial ends to avoid charges.

But that’s not the only deal that Uber and Disney are cooking up. In addition to the Disney Bundle offer, the House of Mouse is also offering six free months of Uber One and $25 off your first Uber Eats order. Uber One allows members to get 5-10% off eligible Uber rides and Uber Eats orders, unlimited free deliveries on eligible Uber Eats orders, top-rated drivers on Uber rides, and member-only perks and promotions.

This offer is valid in the U.S. only and for eligible, current Disney+ subscribers in good standing who have not previously been an Uber One or Eats Pass member and have not previously received a free or discounted trial of Uber Eats Pass or Uber One.

How to Sign-Up for Six Free Months of Uber One via Disney+

  • Eligible Disney+ Subscribers can Click Here.
  • Enter Your Email Address and Confirm Eligibility.
  • Click “Claim My Uber Offer.”
  • Check Your Email for the Uber One Email for Further Details.

Note that it could take up to 36 hours to receive the email from Uber to complete your sign-up. The offer is only available through Aug. 17 and the code sent by Uber must be redeemed by Sept. 17. After the free six months of Uber One, the service will auto-renew at $9.99 per month until it is canceled.

Disney+

Disney+ is a video streaming service with over 13,000 series and films from Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, National Geographic, The Muppets, and more. It is available in 61 countries and 21 languages. It is notable for its popular original series like “The Mandalorian,” “Ms. Marvel,” “Loki,” “Obi-Wan Kenobi,” and “Andor.”

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Disney+ has several plans with or without ads. Disney+ Basic with Ads costs $11.99 / month. If you don’t want ads, you can choose Disney+ Premium with No Ads, which costs $19.99 / month.

The Premium plan also offers an annual option for $189.99 / year ($15.83/mo.).

If you’d like to add Hulu, you can bundle the two services as well, but Disney+ is also continuing to integrate the two, which will soon be an all-in-one offering.

Sports fans can also bundle ESPN Select or ESPN Unlimited, with or without ads.

Disney+ most recently raised prices on September 23, 2026 — the fourth time in as many years.

The app supports unlimited downloads (on their Premium Plans), four simultaneous streamers, up to 7 profiles, 4K streaming, and includes hundreds of avatars.

The service includes 25+ original series, 10+ original movies, 7,500 past episodes, 100 recent movies, and 400 library titles, including the entire Disney Vault.

You can see the full list of available Disney, Disney Channel, Star Wars, Pixar, Marvel, Nat Geo shows and movies, or all available Disney+ content by checking out our Disney+ streaming movie listings.

Sign Up

Get Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+ for just $16.99 a month ($14 savings).

This isn’t the first time that Uber and a Disney streamer have partnered on a deal. Hulu gave away six months of Uber Eats Pass for free just last fall.


Matt Tamanini is the News Editor at The Streamable, where he oversees daily news coverage and editorial strategy, with a particular focus on breaking stories, streaming comparisons, and major industry events. A well-rounded journalist with a diverse background, Matt joined The Streamable in 2022 after holding key editorial roles at several high-profile outlets. He has an extensive career in sports and entertainment journalism, having served as a senior editor for BroadwayWorld, the world’s largest theater website, and as managing editor for Land-Grant Holy Land, which covers Ohio State sports.

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