The first users who can use the service are the United States, Canada Netherlands. It will have original content, movies and series to attract up to 90 million subscribers in the first months.
Another competitor will be in the game of streaming services: Disney. This company presented in April of this year Disney Plus, a service to watch Netflix-style movies that finally premieres Today, Tuesday, November 12 in the United States, Canada and the Netherlands.
The streaming service will cost seven dollars a month and will feature a large catalog of series and movies, as well as new and exclusive content. Among these we can enjoy a new trilogy of Stars Wars, the Marvel Avengers: Endgame saga that will be available from December 11 of this year, and Avatar 3 that will be released between six and nine months after its premiere.
So, which one are you going to choose? #DisneyPlus comes with Hulu and ESPN+ for 12.99 a month ? pic.twitter.com/uwvvxfjBii
— Billy Hussey (@BillySHussey) November 12, 2019
It will also have original and own content, as Disney will make nine films with an investment of between 20 and 60 million dollars each. In addition to series with a budget of up to $ 35 million with six to eight chapters, according to The New York Times.
Once the service is already on the market, Disney Plus expects to reach between 60 and 90 million subscribers in the first months of its premiere.
Here is a price breakdown of Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+ bundle if you already own Hulu no ads.
You pay about $6.84 for all three subscriptions after you add Hulu no ad price. #DisneyPlus pic.twitter.com/WS7OhEgtKo— Jared Cruz-Aedo (@jaredcruzaedo) November 12, 2019
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