Price per month matches a very popular Frontpage Deal from Black Friday 2025.
Offer for ad-supported Disney+, Hulu Bundle plan only: $4.99/mo for 3 mos, then auto-renews at $12.99/mo or then-current reg monthly price.
Offer valid through 8:59 AM PDT on 3/24/26, while supplies last.
U.S. residents, 18+ only.
Offer valid for new and eligible returning subscribers; Disney+, ESPN, Hulu, and bundle subscribers are not eligible. Cancel anytime, effective at the end of your billing period.
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Price per month matches a very popular Frontpage Deal from Black Friday 2025.
Offer for ad-supported Disney+, Hulu Bundle plan only: $4.99/mo for 3 mos, then auto-renews at $12.99/mo or then-current reg monthly price.
Offer valid through 8:59 AM PDT on 3/24/26, while supplies last.
U.S. residents, 18+ only.
Offer valid for new and eligible returning subscribers; Disney+, ESPN, Hulu, and bundle subscribers are not eligible. Cancel anytime, effective at the end of your billing period.
Bank of America is changing their rewards program (iirc this month) and adding an $8 a month credit for streaming and news subscriptions to certain tiers. Customers (or at least those affected) should be receiving notifications, if they haven't already.
Unless something changed very recently, the blue cash everyday card gives you back $7 a month for disney/hulu and the preferred ($95 annual fee) $10 a month. It's under benefits not under offers and must be activated before you sign up. They don't make it easy. Had to do a chat to find it.
Yep.
I pay $1/month for Hulu/Disney+ Ad Free Bundle.
T-Mobile pays $11.99 and Amex Bluecash Everyday pays $7.
They keep sending me emails about this.
I can deal with ads on other platforms, but Hulu's are constant!
I finally decided to pay more to not have to constantly watch them.
With the Black Friday promo of $4.99 a month, you had the option of going ad-free for $10 a month more. It stacked wonderfully with an Amex offer of $10.99 off for 3 months that was available on eligible Amex cards.
Seriously. I tried Hulu with ads a bit ago and it was quite literally unwatchable. I have no idea how anyone watches anything on their ad supported model. The amount of ads was insulting.
It's so funny: I was the biggest defender of the ads plan.....up until about a year ago. Now, there are 90 second ads BEFORE the show, and 2 1/2 minute ad breaks so frequently. I feel like they have incrementally increased the ad durations ever so slightly hoping no one will notice. Ugh, it's terrible now.
If you immediately cancel, your plan expires in one month. So I guess if you want to get all 3 months you can't cancel until the last month. I actually just needed one month so I can finish watching one show so this worked out well.
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I pay $1/month for Hulu/Disney+ Ad Free Bundle.
T-Mobile pays $11.99 and Amex Bluecash Everyday pays $7.
I can deal with ads on other platforms, but Hulu's are constant!
I finally decided to pay more to not have to constantly watch them.
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