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Is Verizon's Disney+, Hulu and ESPN+ perk worth it?

The new $12 price, the free year that ends Nov 4, and how it compares with buying the same services from Disney.

Jean Gilles · Founder & Editor
Published Oct 28, 2026 · 4 min read
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The short answer

Verizon's Disney+, Hulu and ESPN+ (with ads) perk is $12 a month since Sept. 17, 2026, up from $10. That's about $10 less than Disney's own bundle with ESPN, so it's worth it if you want all three. Select Verizon Home Internet plans get it free for 12 months if you sign up by Nov 4, then it's $12/mo.

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Free-year offer ends Nov 4, 2026. Prices checked Oct 28, 2026.

What the perk costs now

Verizon raised its Disney perk prices on Sept. 17, 2026. The prices apply to existing subscribers too, not only new sign-ups.

PerkBefore Sept 17Now
Disney+, Hulu, ESPN+ (with ads)$10/mo$12/mo
Disney+, Hulu, ESPN+ Premium Upgrade (ad-free)$20/mo$23/mo
For Movie Lovers on Simplicity$23/mo$25/mo
Legacy Disney Bundle (not a perk; closed to new sign-ups)$24.99/mo$27.99/mo

From Verizon's Disney Bundle support notice, as reported by Android Authority and TheStreet, Aug 2026.

The 12-months-free offer ends Nov 4

Verizon is giving the ad-supported Disney+, Hulu and ESPN+ perk free for 12 months with select Verizon Home Internet plans. Its home internet page lists the offer as ending Nov 4, 2026. After the 12 months it bills at $12/mo unless you remove it.

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Is it cheaper than buying from Disney?

Yes, if you want all three services. Bought directly, Disney's Disney+, Hulu and ESPN Select bundle with ads went to $21.99 a month on Sept. 17. Verizon's perk is $12 for Disney+, Hulu and ESPN+ with ads, so it saves about $10 a month, or $120 a year.

If you only watch Disney+ and Hulu, the math is closer. Disney's Disney+ and Hulu bundle with ads is $12.99 a month, so the Verizon perk saves 99 cents and adds ESPN+. See our Disney+ price increase guide for every direct price.

How you buy itWhat you getMonthly price
Verizon perk (with ads)Disney+, Hulu, ESPN+$12
Disney direct: Disney+, Hulu, ESPN Select (with ads)Disney+, Hulu, ESPN Select$21.99
Disney direct: Disney+ and Hulu (with ads)Disney+, Hulu$12.99
Disney direct: Disney+ only (with ads)Disney+$12.49

Checked Oct 2026.

Who can add it

  • Phone plans: Unlimited Welcome, Unlimited Plus and Unlimited Ultimate.
  • Home internet: 5G Home, 5G Home Plus, 5G Home Ultimate, LTE Home, Verizon Home Internet Lite and Fios plans other than Classic Standalone.
  • Billing: for wireless home internet plans, the charge appears on your mobile bill.
  • Mobile + Home: Verizon says customers with both mobile and premium home internet can get up to $10/mo off an eligible perk.

The catches

  • Ads. The $12 perk is the ad-supported tier. Ad-free costs $23.
  • No renewal email. The perk bills with your Verizon plan, so you won't get a separate subscription reminder when it goes from free to $12.
  • Existing Disney subscriptions. If you already pay Disney directly, you may need to cancel that and link your account through Verizon. If you don't enroll in the perk, your existing subscription keeps billing.
  • Changing plans. Moving to a different Verizon plan can drop a perk that was included, and Verizon then bills the regular price unless you re-enroll.
  • Cancel Verizon, lose the perk. It ends with your Verizon service.

How to add or remove it

  1. Sign in to My Verizon or the My Verizon app.
  2. Open your plan and choose perks.
  3. Add or remove the Disney+, Hulu, ESPN+ perk. Changes usually take effect on your next bill.
  4. If you took the 12-months-free offer, set a calendar reminder for month 11.

Verdict

If you want Disney+, Hulu and ESPN+, the Verizon perk is the cheapest way to get all three at $12 a month, and the free year is worth taking before Nov 4 if you're signing up for Verizon Home Internet anyway. If you only watch one service, buy it directly and skip the perk. New to Verizon? Compare Fios and 5G Home first.

FAQ

How much is the Verizon Disney perk?

$12 a month for Disney+, Hulu and ESPN+ with ads since Sept. 17, 2026. It was $10. The ad-free upgrade is $23.

Is the Verizon Disney perk worth it?

Yes if you want all three services: Disney charges $21.99 for its Disney+, Hulu and ESPN Select bundle with ads. If you only want Disney+ and Hulu, Disney's own $12.99 bundle costs about the same.

When does the free 12 months offer end?

Verizon lists it as ending Nov 4, 2026, with select Verizon Home Internet plans. After 12 months it costs $12/mo.

Can I get the Disney perk with Fios?

Yes, on Fios plans other than Classic Standalone, and on 5G Home, LTE Home and Home Internet Lite.

How do I cancel the Verizon Disney perk?

Remove it in My Verizon under your plan's perks. It usually stops on the next bill.

Sources
  1. Verizon, Disney+, Hulu, ESPN+ (W/Ads) perk FAQs and terms, checked Oct 2026
  2. Android Authority, "Your Verizon Disney Plus, Hulu, and ESPN Plus perks are about to cost more," Aug 21, 2026
  3. TheStreet, "Verizon hikes prices on multiple discounted offers," Aug 2026
  4. Verizon home internet offers page, checked Oct 28, 2026

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Jean Gilles
Founder & Editor, ShopHighSpeed

Jean founded ShopHighSpeed after trying to find one straight answer about business internet in his own town. He has been a Comcast and Verizon Fios customer, and ranks providers on what they actually deliver, not on what they advertise.

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