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[DisneyPlus] Founder's Circle Avaiable for D23 (FREE) members. Save 23$ a year for three years (US only)
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Okay, that 's why I couldn't find it. I see it now. Still waiting on the offer to show up.
Did you actually look at the math? Three years of this is $27 cheaper than one year of Netflix and that Netflix doesn't even include 4K and HDR. That will cost you another $36 on Netflix.
Apparently I'm dumb. I thought logging into the website with my Disney account was signing up for D23. Thanks for this!if it's not loading in the top right (mine only did now)
click the my d23
then membership info
then scroll down to become general member
which should bring you to the page https://account.d23.com/ if you are already a member and if the deal is there will look like
on the right side with the left side being your account info.
To be fair I thought that was enough as well until I continued digging around yesterday trying to find my account page.
Then I found the general sign up. They do kind of hide it after all the paid ones.
With this deal repeated? Maybe 6? 9 feels like it'd be a lot of money upfront.
Three years is a really great deal for a bunch of reasons, practically I believe they've announced all their originals for the next three years, so getting this deal basically ensures you get to watch everything announced at the cheapest rate ever.
You also have to think there is no way the price doesn't go up after a few years.
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Disney did mention on their investor call, announcing Disney+, that they expect Disney+ to turn profitable by 2024...
Disney did mention on their investor call, announcing Disney+, that they expect Disney+ to turn profitable by 2024...
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Does signing up through this offer get you access to Hulu and ESPN as well, or is that a separate thing?
OK. I wonder how the "Add Hulu and ESPN to this subscription" will work then for people jumping in with this deal.
Probably won't- you'll have to subscribe to that separately.
I get ad-supported Hulu free with Spotify Premium- there are so many ads I don't even watch it.
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2nd hand information but a D23 expo member asked about hulu/ESPN for founder circle folks with a CM and they mentioned that they were going to do something for those joining FC. Obviously it could be wrong, but i could see a FC discount to add 3 years of Hulu and ESPN
yes, if you can actually get through the website. It's been down most of the day
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It's available till sept 1st to sign up for D23 and sept 2nd to sign up for founders Circle. It got a little viral today so the site was hammered
Why are people committing to 3 years of a service they've never tried? This seems a bit nuts to me, even if it is a deal.
Edit: Thinking about it more, I guess hardcore Marvel and/or Star Wars fans know they will be subscribed for a long time. 3 years just seems so long to me. What will the streaming landscape even be in 3 years?
Edit: Thinking about it more, I guess hardcore Marvel and/or Star Wars fans know they will be subscribed for a long time. 3 years just seems so long to me. What will the streaming landscape even be in 3 years?
It's $27 less than a year of Netflix. It's $63 less than a year of Netflix with 4K/HDR. It's a pretty no brainer choice especially if you have kids.
The content is predictable. You know what you're getting. Even in 3 years, Disney, Pixar, Star Wars, and Marvel will still be Disney, Pixar, Star Wars, and Marvel. It's not like other services that switch content in and out every other month.
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As a parent, 90% of the content my kids watch are Disney related to some form.
Obviously this forum will focus on Star Wars/marvel, but at least as a parent it's the library and Disney programming
It's the entire Disney catalog. It's fine if that doesn't suit your tastes, but how can you not fathom that so many people want to jump on this?
Yay Florida. Thanks for confirming I didn't screw up.
At least Newegg still doesn't tax us.
