One month free trial, just cancel before it ends or it's £9.99/month.
Time it right and it'll come in handy over the Xmas/new year period!
DisneyLife, Disney’s New Streaming Service For Movies, TV, Music And More
Disney has now entered the subscription-based streaming services market with the launch of DisneyLife, a Netflix-like service that lets families of up to 6 people stream Disney movies, TV shows and even music, audiobooks and e-books online, to their mobile devices, or to TVs via Apple’s AirPlay or Google Chromecast.
Unlimited streaming in the UK (if via 3G/4G, data charges may apply).Enjoy your favourites on the move (Streaming within the UK or download in the UK before travelling).Create up to six profiles so each member of the family can personalise their experience.Add up to 10 compatible devices.Manage your kids’ time with built-in parental controls.Watch movies, TV shows and read books in up to five different languages – English, French, German, Italian and Spanish.No in-app purchase costs once you have subscribed.
17 comments
pjb_1986
6 Dec 15#17
The best way I have found with NowTV is to either use a pass for 1-2 months (that come with the boxes) or subscribe at full price for 1 month and cancel before it renews. You should then be offered half price for at least 4 months giving you full access to all on demand movies and the live movie channels for £4.99
diddlypockets
5 Dec 15#15
I have been looking for movies for 4.99, it comes to 6.99 now? How do I get 4.99?
pjb_1986
5 Dec 15#14
Get yourself a NowTV box, we have the moves for £4.99 a month and you get 1000s movies on demand includes over 100 Disney movies, plus Disney channel and Nicklelodeon / NickJr
crank_girl
5 Dec 15#13
Seems expensive after trial compared to netflix/prime.
diddlypockets
5 Dec 151#10
The new Star Wars is distributed by Disney... Wonder if that will be available with free trial....
Apogee00 to diddlypockets
5 Dec 15#12
As above, may be something for the future though
sparhawk1975
5 Dec 15#9
I wonder, will it be including marvel stuff on there? or star wars even? If it involved either or both of those two I'd have it now....
Apogee00 to sparhawk1975
5 Dec 15#11
"The service does not currently include content from other major Disney properties, like Star Wars or Marvel, Disney CEO Bob Iger told The FT, but he noted that DisneyLife could lay the groundwork for additional subscription services for those properties in the future."
bankersarebankers
5 Dec 15#8
how to cancel?
lump
5 Dec 15#5
There is a lot of content in this, not just films and tv shows. Although a lot of the more recent names are missing, especially Frozen. £9.99 is fine but I'll not be taking it up after the trial until they add Chromecast support for iOS devices.
horsepills
5 Dec 15#4
Will this mean that Disney movies will start to disappear from Sky?
lump to horsepills
5 Dec 15#6
Wel'll be cancelling sky movies, maybe all of sky, cos all we watch really is sky movies Disney and Disney junior that that aren't available on free view or freesat.
Looks like really good value for money considering the range of content. Works offline too so ideal for a plane journey!
normal
26 Nov 151#2
I don't think it's too bad if you've got young kids. Films, TV programmes, Books, Audiobooks and games on multiple devices / users and downloadable. Thankfully mine have grown out of this stuff, but would have been great a few years ago.
jsty3105 to normal
5 Dec 151#7
I recognise there are programmes for the very young but don't you grow into stuff like Toy Story? :innocent::smirk::stuck_out_tongue:
![Fresh Breakfast Meat Box (Using code) @ Campbells Meat [Haggis / Lorne Sausage / Bacon / Black Pudding & More]](/images/topics/208684_1.jpg)
![[Xbox One] Q. u. b. e: Director's Cut on Deals with Gold](/images/topics/208716_1.jpg)
Opening post
Time it right and it'll come in handy over the Xmas/new year period!
DisneyLife, Disney’s New Streaming Service For Movies, TV, Music And More
Disney has now entered the subscription-based streaming services market with the launch of DisneyLife, a Netflix-like service that lets families of up to 6 people stream Disney movies, TV shows and even music, audiobooks and e-books online, to their mobile devices, or to TVs via Apple’s AirPlay or Google Chromecast.
Unlimited streaming in the UK (if via 3G/4G, data charges may apply).Enjoy your favourites on the move (Streaming within the UK or download in the UK before travelling).Create up to six profiles so each member of the family can personalise their experience.Add up to 10 compatible devices.Manage your kids’ time with built-in parental controls.Watch movies, TV shows and read books in up to five different languages – English, French, German, Italian and Spanish.No in-app purchase costs once you have subscribed.
17 comments
http://www.broadbandtvnews.com/2015/10/12/sky-renews-with-disney/