Disney+ is home to great movies like Sleeping Beauty and Maleficent. (Photo: Disney)(Disney)
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The hottest streaming ticket in town right now has got to be Disney+. You'll find new movies like Turning Red and Encanto, hot shows like Moon Knight and Loki and, of course, all the Disney classics you know and love like The Lion King and Frozen.
There are already so many services like Netflix and Amazon taking a piece of your wallet, you might be hesitant to sign up for another one. Well, we've got a hot tip for you: Hulu subscribers can add Disney+ to their subscription for only $3 a month!
Normally Disney+ on its own would run you $8, so this is a massive discount and a great investment if you're thinking of canceling cable.
Not too familiar with Hulu? You've probably heard of The Handmaid's Tale, which won an Emmy for its first season. Other originals include The Great, Little Fires Everywhere and Nine Perfect Strangers with Nicole Kidman. It's also the streaming home of current FOX shows like The Simpsons and Bob's Burgers, so you can keep up with your network faves even after you cut the cord. We also love Hulu's movie selection — have you seen the time travel comedy Palm Springs? It's delightful.
To take advantage of this deal, you need to sign up for Hulu first. If you already have an account, you can just hop over and add it to your current subscription. If you don't have an account, Hulu is $7 a month with ads and $13 without. Or, if you'd like to replace your cable subscription entirely, Hulu with Disney+, ESPN+ and Live TV — that's right, live television — is $70 a month.
If you're not ready to make that leap, we recommend the basic Hulu package with Disney+, that's only $10 total monthly, and your first 30 days of Hulu are free!
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