Although it came to the crowded streaming scene late,Disney+— the premium streaming service from the House of Mouse — quickly distinguished itself from the herd to become a must-have subscription for fans of all things Disney, Marvel, and Star Wars. And now, with things opening back up and movies hitting theaters again, members can take advantage of Disney+ Premier Access, which allows viewers to stream new films likeCruellaandBlack Widowright from home. Here’s how much it’ll cost you.
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Disney+ Premier Access was first rolled out alongside the release ofMulan,withRaya and the Last Dragonbeing the second new film to be made available on the service.Cruella,starring Emma Stone as the titular fur coat-obsessed villain from the classic101 Dalmatians,is scheduled for release on May 28, is next on the list, with the new Marvel movieBlack Widowcoming later in the summer.Cruellais available for pre-order until May 27 while Premier Access toBlack Widowwill be on tap on July 9th.
When you purchase or pre-order a film with Disney+ Premier Access, you can stream it to your heart’s content right from the comfort of your couch as soon as it hits theaters. You can also re-watch it as many times as you like on any compatible streaming device as long as your Disney+ account is active. Note that Premier Access is only available to those with a Disney+ subscription.
Disney+ by itself rings in at $80 per year or $8 per month, but the better value is the Disney Bundle. Signing up for the Disney Bundle gets you Disney+ along withESPN+and basic Hulu for just $14 per month, saving you 25% on the combined price of these three services. If you already have one or two of these, you can still upgrade to the bundle and take advantage of the discount. After that, pre-ordering a new film with Disney Premier Access costs $30.
