Disney Plus, Hulu and Max bundle: what you need to know about the new streaming deal

The Disney Bundle logo with Max relacing ESPN Plus.
(Image credit: Disney / Warner Bros. Discovery)

Fans of streaming bundles will soon have another option that'll beat the Disney Bundle in terms of the library it'll give you access to.

In May, it was announced that Disney and Warner Bros. Discovery were going to partner up in order to offer Disney Plus, Hulu and Max (the latter of which also includes Discovery Plus) as part of one easy bundle.

Streaming fans will be able to subscribe for a low price and gain access to Hulu's must-watch TV shows, Disney Plus' library of classic movies, Max's modern dramas and sports and Discovery Plus' factual content.

If you're a keen entertainment fan who wants to save some cash, here's what we know so far about the big bundle.

Disney Plus, Hulu and Max bundle release date

So when can you sign up for this Disney Plus, Hulu and Max streaming bundle?

At the moment, all we have is 'summer', as neither Disney nor Warner Bros. Discovery have confirmed when its service will go live. Summer could generally be considered as between June and September, and we'll update this article when we get a more concrete date.

Disney Plus, Hulu and Max bundle price

As with the release date, we don't have a confirmed price for the Disney Plus, Hulu and Max bundle, but we do know that there will be two separate plans.

One of these will be for ad-supported streaming. Signing up for the three services individually with ads would cost you $25.97 (Disney Plus $7.99, Hulu $7.99 and Max $9.99) so presumably this cheaper tier will undercut that price.

The higher tier is for ad-enabled streaming, which will set you back a little more. Right now, you'd be paying $47.97 per month to sign up for the three plans (Disney Plus $13.99, Hulu $17.99 and Max $15.99) so again the bundle will likely save you money here.

Is ESPN Plus included?

There's no indication that the Disney Plus, Hulu and Max bundle will include sports streaming service ESPN Plus, unlike the existing bundle which includes it in its Trio packages.

However Disney is apparently looking at ways to bundle ESPN Plus with Disney Plus, so future versions of the primary streaming service could include sports by default.

More on all the streaming services

  • Disney Plus is Disney's primary streaming service. It has a large repository of classic Disney movies, blockbuster franchises like Marvel and Star Wars, lots of Fox, Starz and National Geographic videos and also new uploads frequently.
  • Hulu is another streaming service owned by Disney, which is slightly more skewed towards older audiences. It constantly has new must-watch drama series and also the occasional movie and documentary.
  • Max is Warner Bros. Discovery's streaming service, replacing HBO Max. It has all of HBO's classic box sets as well as Warner Bros. movies and Discovery Plus' library of factual content. It's also starting to air the odd live sports match too.
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Tom Bedford
Streaming and Ecommerce Writer

Tom is the streaming and ecommerce writer at What to Watch, covering streaming services in the US and UK. His goal is to help you navigate the busy and confusing online video market, to help you find the TV, movies and sports that you're looking for without having to spend too much money.