"Are you ready to pay more for Bluey? Disney thinks so. The company has announced it's raising prices for a bunch of its subscription tiers just a year after the last hike. This reveal of the new streaming tax also comes just a day after the company announced Jimmy Kimmel would be back on the air, sorta, following calls for a boycott of all Disney products after his late-night show was indefinitely pulled."
"According t, the new prices start a month from today on October 23. At that point, four of Disney's subscription tiers will go up in price with the largest increase a whopping 20 percent. Here are the new prices: Disney+ and Hulu Bundle (with ads) - $13 a month (was $11) Disney+ Premium (no ads) - $19 a month (was $16) Disney+ (with ads) - $12 a month (was $10) Hulu + Live TV (with ads) - $90 a month (was $87)"
Disney will raise prices for multiple subscription tiers starting October 23, with some increases reaching 20 percent. Four tiers will increase: the Disney+ and Hulu bundle with ads to $13 (from $11), Disney+ Premium no-ads to $19 (from $16), Disney+ with ads to $12 (from $10), and Hulu + Live TV with ads to $90 (from $87). The Disney+ and Hulu premium bundle without ads remains $20 and Hulu premium without ads remains $19. The announcement came amid Jimmy Kimmel news and boycott calls, and content delays and high costs prompt reconsideration of subscriptions.
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