Disney is elevating the costs of all of its streaming providers this fall. Additionally coming this fall is an ad-free Disney+/Hulu bundle, which follows the Disney+/Hulu bundle with adverts beforehand launched in the US.

The brand new Duo Premium provide (ad-free Disney+/Hulu bundle) will likely be accessible beginning September 6, 2023, and value $19.99 monthly, the identical worth as Netflix and Max‘s premium subscriptions. Disney+ now joins Netflix and Max because the highest-priced streamers available on the market. Disney+ and Hulu will even be combining into one standalone app within the close to future.

Each ad-supported Disney+ and Hulu subscription prices will keep the identical ($7.99 monthly), however Disney+ (no adverts) will improve to $13.99 (up from $10.99) monthly and Hulu (no adverts) will improve to $17.99 monthly, up from $14.99, beginning October 12, 2023. ESPN+ (with adverts) will even improve to $10.99 monthly (up from $9.99) on October 12.

“The robust momentum of our ad-supported plans within the U.S. demonstrates the significance of offering shoppers with alternative, flexibility and worth,” Joe Earley, President, Direct-to-Shopper, Disney Leisure,” stated in a press release on Wednesday, August 9. “We’re excited to broaden that providing in additional markets throughout the globe, together with in Europe and Canada, and to launch a brand new premium duo bundle of ad-free Disney+ and Hulu this Fall, as we take steps towards making in depth Hulu content material accessible through Disney+ later this 12 months for Bundle subscribers.”

Right here’s a full pricing chart with all pricing modifications:

The Disney+/Hulu bundle with adverts (Duo Primary) will keep the identical worth ($9.99 monthly), whereas Trio Premium — Disney+ (No Adverts), Hulu (No Adverts), ESPN+ (With Adverts) — will value $24.99 month-to-month. Trio Primary (Disney+/Hulu/ESPN+ bundle with adverts) will value $14.99 month-to-month. Hulu + Dwell TV with adverts is growing to $76.99 monthly (up from $69.99 month-to-month), and Hulu + Dwell TV ad-free will value $89.99 monthly (up from $82.99 month-to-month).

This announcement comes because the WGA writers’ strike hits its a centesimal day and the SAG-AFTRA actors’ strike nears the one-month mark. After coming below hearth in July for saying the WGA and SAG-AFTRA calls for had been “not real looking,” Disney CEO Bob Iger stated in a Wednesday, August 9, earnings name that he’s “personally dedicated” to discovering an answer for the labor stoppages with the putting unions, per The Hollywood Reporter.