Star+ users will not lose access to their profile, but they will have to re-create their saved lists.
This Wednesday Disney+ definitively absorbed the content catalogs of ESPN and Star+. In a strategy to once again be competitive with the platforms that lead the streaming market, the mouse platform expanded its offer by hosting all the content of the other two.
Disney and Max will merge to form a single platform: when will it be implemented?
Star+ and Disney+ have always been linked. For a time, subscriptions to both platforms could be paid in a combo. The promotion was convenient for those interested since the total amount paid ended up being less than what had to be paid for the two platforms separately.
What if I had a profile on Star+?
The options for subscriptions are monthly payment or annual payment. If any of the Star + users chose in recent months to pay for a year of service, it is common for them to now wonder what will happen to their money, given that they contracted a platform that ceases to exist independently.
Well, the developers and promoters of Disney+ decided not to leave you empty-handed, so you will clearly continue to have access to your account. The login must be done from Disney+ but with the same data that was used to log in to Star+.
Subscriptions are expected to extend for the time the user had originally contracted the service.
What will be the new Disney+ prices?
Standard Plan with Ads
Includes the complete Disney+ catalog, Star+ movies and series, and access to ESPN channels with advertising. Playback up to two devices simultaneously. Available only to select billing partners.
Standard Plan without ads
Includes the complete Disney+ catalog, Star+ movies and series, and access to ESPN channels without ads. Play up to two devices simultaneously and download up to 25 titles on 10 devices.
Final monthly cost: $7,399 – Final annual cost: $62,149
Premium Plan
Includes the full Disney+ catalog, Star+ movies and series, and ad-free access to ESPN channels. Play videos in up to 4K UHD and HDR on up to four devices at once. Download up to 25 titles on 10 devices.
Final monthly cost: $10,549 – Final annual cost: $88,599.
