Disney Plus deals and offers (December 2023)

Annual pass: Two months free

Paying for an annual subscription to Disney+ normally offers you two months free.

For Standard it works out at £79.90 rather than £95.88, a saving of £15.98 which is just under 17% off.

Premium will set you back £109.90 rather than £131.88, saving around 17% too.

You can pay this yourself in your account or buy it as a gift card.

Up to £27 off annual plans with cashback

Users of Quidco and TopCashback can get £10 back when they take out a year-long subscription to Disney +. You’ll still pay the full £79.90 but you’ll get £10 paid back to your account.

Even better, if you’re new to either cashback site you can also get a £17 or £10 new member bonus too.

This is only open to new Disney+ customers.

One year free via Lloyds

This was my top way to get Disney+. The Club Lloyds current account is giving away a year of Disney+ as one of the Lifestyle Benefit freebies.

Sadly, since 1 November 2023 the included tier is Disney Standard with Ads – and there’s no way to upgrade it to a different option at the moment.

Not only is this worth less than before (£59.88 a year rather than £79.90), but you’ll have to watch adverts.

It’ll take a month from opening the current account until you will get access to the service.

Clubcard: Three months for £12

Swap £12 in Clubcard vouchers for three months of Disney+. You don’t need to redeem your voucher until 14 June 2024.

Up to 6 months free with O2

If you’re new to O2 or upgrading then you can claim either one, three or six months of Disney+ for free. This can be a great way to save, but you need to make sure you can’t get a cheaper SIM-only deal elsewhere.

This “Extra” is only available on certain deals, and most of the time O2 SIM deals are more expensive than elsewhere

However, sometimes you can find a bargain. For example, you can get 15GB of data for £8 a month via comparisons sites such as MoneySuperMarket, which comes with 3 months free Disney+.

So you’d pay £96 a year for your phone tariff, get three months free Disney, then (via a deal listed below) get £2 off the Disney+ for the next nine months (and beyond). There’s also currently £10 cashback via TopCashback for SIM-only deals at MoneySuperMarket. This means you’d pay a total of £141.91 for your SIM and Disney+ for one year.

Let’s compare this to an alternative deal. You can often get 15GB for under £7 a month so the total for 12 months of your phone is £84 and that’s before any cashback or other deals. A year upfront for Disney would be £79.90. So in total, you’ll pay at most £163.90 this way – a little pricier than the O2 deal.

£2 off a month with O2

If you’re already with O2 but not due an upgrade you can add it to your mobile plan (so you’ll pay alongside your bill) at £7.99 a month, and get £2 credited to your bill, effectively meaning you’ll save £24 a year.

As of 1 November 2023 the new tiers haven’t been reflected on the O2 site – so expect this offer to change soon.

Disney+ Day: Three months for £1.99 a month (expired)

For a limited time, new and returning Disney+ users can get a three-month subscription for £1.99 a month.

After the three months, your subscription will auto-renew to the Disney+ Premium price of £10.99. So be sure to set a reminder to cancel your subscription if you don’t plan on paying.

You’ll need to sign up by 20 September 2023 to get this offer.

The offer coincides with the anniversary of the service launching in America, and there’s usually something available around this time each year.

Samsung Pay: Get 3 months of Disney+ free (expired)

Get 3 months of Disney+ for free with Samsung Pay.

You’ll just need to click ‘Enter Now’ in the app and accept the terms and conditions.

Then make 3 separate payments using Samsung Pay by 23 September 2023.

Each transaction you make is worth 1 “stamp” and once you have 3 you’ll get a voucher to redeem your free 3 months of Disney+.

You’ll need to be among the first 80,000 users to qualify for this deal and you’ll have until 30 September to redeem the code.

After the free 3 months are up you’ll have to pay £10.99 per month unless you cancel beforehand. So be sure to set a reminder to cancel if you don’t want to be charged!

3 months free with O2 (expired)

Some O2 customers will get three months free Disney+ when they text DISNEY3 to 21500 from their O2 phone. If it works, you’ll get a text confirmation and a link to connect your existing Disney+ account or set up a new one. I’ve used this twice – I just had to wait for the first three months to end.

15% off with Monzo

Digital bank Monzo is offering customers 15% back when you spend at least £79.90 – so effectively it’s one of the two annual plans.

You’ll need to activate the offer in the app and pay with your Monzo card. It ends 13 December 2023 (though of course it could return).

15% off with American Express (expired)

If you have an Amex card then check the offers tab in your account to see if you can add a deal to save 15% on Disney+.

You’ll need to activate the offer in the app and spend at least £7.99. The offer comes and goes with different expiration dates, and you’ll get the discount on all transactions that are on your card in that time.

Don’t pay via a third party, e.g. your phone or PayPal.

15% off with Santander (expired)

If you have access to Santander’s Retailer Offers via a current account or credit card, you might see an offer earn 15% cashback on Disney+.

It says it’s on new purchases, though I reckon you’d get the money even as an existing customer. It’s certainly worth a try if you are already paying. Premier Access payments are excluded.

The offer expires 8 November 2022 and the most you can earn is £7.99 (so that’s really only 10% off the annual price).

15% off with Curve (expired)

The multi-bank app Curve (you can get £10 for signing up here) is offering 15% off Disney+ until 8 November 2022.

You’ll need to activate the offer in the app and pay with a card connected to Curve and spend at least £7.99. The biggest discount you can get is £11.99 (if you pay upfront for a year at £79).