DEAL ALERT: Get Hulu, Disney+ Ad-Supported Bundle for $2.99 for a Full Year; 70% Off Disney Bundle Duo Basic

Disney is continuing to hand out gifts as we get closer to Black Friday. Earlier on Tuesday, the House of Mouse announced that their annual Hulu holiday promotion would allow new customers to subscribe to the ad-supported service for just $0.99 per month for an entire year. But that’s not where the deals end; Hulu is also allowing customers to get the STARZ add-on for just $0.99 monthly for six months and if you opt for the $0.99 Hulu subscription, you can also get Disney+ with Ads for just $2 per month for an entire year.

• You can couple Hulu’s Black Friday deal with a discounted Disney+ add-on for $2.99 per month.
• Customers can get ad-supported Hulu and Disney+ for a full year for $35.88.
• This limited-time offer ends on Tuesday, Nov. 28.

How to Get One Full Year of Hulu and Disney+ for $2.99 per Month

• Click here to get this deal from Hulu and Disney+.
• Create an account.
• Add billing info and click “Submit.”
• Enjoy one year of streaming for 70% off.

This deal will be available through Tuesday, Nov. 28, so you have Thanksgiving, Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and Giving Tuesday to take advantage of the offer. Disney offers a number of different streaming bundles including access to Disney+, Hulu, and sports-focused service ESPN+.

Is the Hulu, Disney+ Black Friday Deal Worth It?

For a full calendar, the Black Friday deal will allow consumers to subscribe to both Hulu and Disney+ with ads for just $2.99 per month for a full year. Normally, the Disney Bundle Duo Basic costs $9.99, so this promotion is 70% the regular bundled price, and 81% off the cost of subscribing to each service individually — both Hulu and Disney+’s ad-supported options run $7.99 monthly. So, in The Streamable’s expert opinion, this is objectively a pretty good deal!

The one thing that we don’t yet know is how Disney is going to roll out the one-app experience that will bring Hulu and Disney+ into one streaming platform next month for a beta launch ahead of a full debut in spring 2024. The integrated experience will be called “Hulu on Disney+” and presumably will allow customers who subscribe to both services to stream content back and forth between services without having to exit one to get to the other.

As of now, it is not expected that there will be a price change for the “Hulu on Disney+” one-app experience aside from the traditional Disney Bundle, so the Black Friday deal will almost certainly be the cheapest way to get the two streaming services for quite a while, and potentially ever. With the ever-increasing prices for Disney's streaming services, it is unlikely that the company will ever offer a deal as good as this one again.

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