Disney+ status: streaming issues and outage reports

Problems in the last 24 hours

The graph below depicts the number of Disney+ reports received over the last 24 hours by time of day. When the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line, an outage is determined.

Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by Disney+ users through our website.

• Sign in (37%)
• Buffering (33%)
• Crashing (20%)
• Playback Issues (7%)
• Video Quality (4%)

Live Outage Map

The most recent Disney+ outage reports came from the following cities:

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Mazatlán	Sign in	3 hours ago
Villers-lès-Nancy	Buffering	5 hours ago
La Roche-sur-Yon	Crashing	5 hours ago
Grand Forks	Crashing	17 hours ago
Township of Evan	Crashing	23 hours ago
Strasbourg	Video Quality	1 day ago

Full Outage Map

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Disney+ Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Jamal Driscoll (@JamalDriscoll) reported 2 minutes ago

  @FilmUpdates Finally! Tired of seeing this Disney channel *** actor on my screen. She’s actually terrible at acting

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  Matt Gordon🎙️ (@cosmicmatt.com on bsky) (@cosmicmatt) reported 4 minutes ago

  @necrokuma3 @Stretchedwiener The earlier Disney live action remakes didn't have that problem as much. The Burton Alice movies were bleak, but it was done stylistically with contrast. And the Kenneth Branagh Cinderella movie had dim lighting to match the time period like Pride and Prejudice.

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  first identity FBI?check the X-ray 🩻 (@askthefbi) reported 9 minutes ago

  Something for the die hard Disney heads ...just my opinion ...but you should probably spend as much time on it as the original animators ...it was no doubt a work of art

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  Shhhhh (@JustMyOpinion_2) reported 10 minutes ago

  @ItsMegaChan black adam was a huge embarassing flop for the rock so he ran to disney and begged them to make a live action remake on moana to help save his image lol

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  LJ 🦧 (@crotchner2) reported 10 minutes ago

  the amount of ads on disney/hulu/hbo were actually lowering my quality of life so I’ve finally given in and got a premium subscription for the first time in my life #goy #eatthebugs

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  Halfshell 🐢 (@Halfshell) reported 11 minutes ago

  @VHSDVDBLURAY4K And Disney can milk Stars Wars without your help or consent. ..wait... they already do.

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  Imily Magpie (@IM_Imily_Magpie) reported 19 minutes ago

  @___Psyclone___ @DiscussingFilm Yup. A theory I have is that when something lasts too long, there is a degrade in quality. Disney has grown into an example of that.

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  Susanne Maier (@gerge42) reported 19 minutes ago

  @GovMikeHuckabee Because that's when he needed help FCS. He wanted an authentic experience and not some sanitized disney version of it and...he got it.

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  BeeKeeper (@beekeeper2026) reported 21 minutes ago

  @TulikaBose_ Disney is the problem, go ride a 🐋 🐳 now

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  Zena Airale 🏮🇵🇸 Akeliayna Haru (@RaylaKamiare) reported 21 minutes ago

  Disney almost cut “Part of Your World.” Not a random filler song. The emotional thesis statement of The Little Mermaid. The literal “I Want” song that makes Ariel’s entire arc work. Howard Ashman had to fight executives to keep it. Fast forward a few decades: • The Owl House gets shortened because it supposedly didn’t fit the brand. • Live-action remakes often feel terrified of taking meaningful creative risks. • Everything increasingly has to justify itself through familiarity and IP recognition. I don’t think executives are villains. Studios need budgets, schedules, marketing, and people making difficult financial decisions. Risk management is part of the job. But sometimes storytelling needs someone to say: “I know this doesn’t look commercially obvious on paper. Trust me.” If the people making The Little Mermaid had listened to the note to cut “Part of Your World,” Disney history would be completely different. That’s the scary part. The greatest creative decisions often look like bad business decisions until they’re finished. Sometimes the thing executives want to trim is the very thing people remember forever.

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  peter bishal (@BishalPeter) reported 21 minutes ago

  @AwakenedOutlaw Disney is going out of business because of their Satanic activities involving children. White hats marking them bankrupt themselves. And make the public hate them by making Terrible films. Brilliant.

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  Thea Sigma (@WitchyWhittaker) reported 22 minutes ago

  @AvatarKyber 13 was fine imo. I do admit that Disney+ was where the quality drop happened.

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  Erica (@littlee0618) reported 24 minutes ago

  @AllTooKellTMV You have to work them in! They’re not a wear right out of the box shoe. But once they’re good for your foot; it’s like you’re not even wearing anything. I was able to walk around Disney for hours with them on!

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  eD (@schw4rz_ed) reported 25 minutes ago

  @debunked3282 The main problem with heavenly delusion is that it was buried in disney+. Same with sumertime render, both deserved a lot more recognition, but I get why they didn't (at least here outside japan)

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  ramagazzi (@ramagazzi) reported 26 minutes ago

  Will Ferrell explains why he quit Disneyland after 1 day — and the excuse his friend invented to cover for him “At the same time, I had a rival offer to work at a friend's surf shop right down at Newport Beach. Same pay. $5.50 an hour.” “But I was too embarrassed to call up Disneyland. So my friend John called on my behalf and said, 'I will be quitting after one day.' And they asked, 'Okay, a reason for leaving.' And he said, 'I have a tryout with the Dallas Cowboys.'” “So somewhere there's a file at Disney corporate. It says, 'Will Ferrell worked for one day. Reason for leaving: tryout with the Dallas Cowboys football team.'”

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  Jibran Khan (@ScholarsInk) reported 29 minutes ago

  @AxelTalksFilm I mean he's not wrong but there is a broader problem with obscenely long development cycles today, and GOTG only had that delay bc Disney fired him! (Destroying their own planned universe in the process.)

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  Sam Clarke (@MrsSamClarke) reported 30 minutes ago

  As a @skytv subscriber Netflix and Disney+ are included so she would be taking on the biggest pay-TV provider in the UK. Not sure how that would work.

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  Turo DB (@Turo_db) reported 34 minutes ago

  @AnthonySan20417 @gearfornothing @BhdAnkur First of all, I read Toriyama-sensei’s manga on my teacher’s recommendation. Eiichiro Oda: It was simply shocking. We’re not even on the same level. In any case, his artwork was absolutely incredible. Akira Toriyama: For some reason, hearing that makes me feel so embarrassed! (laughs) Eiichiro Oda: Actually, I never read Dr. Slump. My first encounter with Toriyama-sensei’s work was Dragon Ball. By the second chapter, I had already fallen in love with it at first sight. I remember thinking, “His drawings are just too good!” I used to be a huge fan of Disney, but at that moment I thought, “This is even better than Disney!” Do you remember Lan-Fan (Launch/Fang Fang) from the Tenkaichi Budokai? (Illustration A) Akira Toriyama: Oh! Of course I remember! Eiichiro Oda: It’s kind of strange to ask you, “Do you remember?” considering you’ve created so many characters… To me, Toriyama-sensei is a god. We’re not even on the same level!! — Eiichiro Oda

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  Graham Clark (@grahamcclark1) reported 36 minutes ago

  Since we're talking, the problem with Little Mermaid isn't that Disney was never going to do The Original End, which would make no sense anyway when they'd already swapped kinky Lutheran didacticism for gay lib, it's that they couldn't come up with anything better than "FIGHT!"

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  donovan (#AIArtisThief,#CreateDontScrape ) (@donovanmartin5) reported 36 minutes ago

  George Lucas is just profoundly inogrant on Gen Ai and what it does. The man has stepped away form being in entertainment and perhaps has really just been getting caught up in the headlines and what all these snake oil sales men have been saying but, at face value; Gen AI is nothing but a sham that currently right now is loosing billions and not even coming close to making a profit but, as well it is very and highly exploitative to artists and creatives knowing that since there lacks any guardrails to protect creatives and artists; this very thing goes in and scrapes every piece, every style, every term for it only to be prompted by lazy ingrates that want to feel like a an artist while not doing any of the hard work. Lucas for his time was a pioneer for pushing the medium of vfx forward but the biggest difference is that they did it with humans and people and though human ingenuity and creativity; Generative AI is the very antithesis of that very innovation; its not an innovation, its regression and exploitation. This whole logical fallacy of comparing AI to the horse and buggy and the 'camera' are just strawman arguments. This misplaced/misguided notion of Gen AI being a 'tool' just needs to be disposed of, it's a clear cut replacement for human creatives and human artists on every level. Today George Lucas not only sold out morally but, has backstabbed everyone he has worked with and everyone who has inspired by him who actually appreciates and respects human craftsmanship. I have no many issues with Star Wars under Disney and I can't believe I'm saying this but I am glad he sold to Disney knowing where he stands now, Star Wars may have been flat out perverted by now.

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  Samuel blank (@BlankSamuel) reported 37 minutes ago

  @arttavana The problem is Disney doesn't really respond to actions especially on projects that were made by previous teams or leaders that have left like mando and moana live action are very much iger projects and Disney wants to move on from that

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  Spencer Rowe (@SpencerRowe0117) reported 40 minutes ago

  @Gun_dalfTheGrey @pcgamer No he’s not right he’s a sellout who thought selling his entire life’s work to Disney and Kathleen Kennedy was a good idea he’s a a sellout and a ******* dumbass who’s opinion is completely invalid and irrelevant

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  Uncle Walt’s Little Known Facts (@UncleWalt1971) reported 43 minutes ago

  The lead character’s name in “The Emperor’s New Groove," Kuzco, is derived from the historic Incan capital of Cuzco (in Peru), which still sits at 11,200 feet elevation. The film, which began life as a far more ambitious musical titled “Kingdom of the Sun,” is the first Disney animated feature to show a pregnant woman (Chicha, Pacha’s wife). There was no printed script for the movie until after it was released…most of the work was done by storyboarding and improvisation during production. Disney’s funniest movie, IMO.

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  HV (she/her) (@hold_vintage) reported 44 minutes ago

  @esjesjesj I mean he’s not the main problem here it’s Disney

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  Icarus 💫 (@anjicarus) reported 52 minutes ago

  @vanillasansa @1followernodad @MDoorpsy The issue with those movies wasn't them being original they're just mediocre. Stuff like Encanto or Demon Hunters shows that you can make new original movies that are successful, Disney just doesn't care to put enough effort and time in them and rather rely on sequels and remakes

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  @alistairsinclair (@Alistair1965) reported 54 minutes ago

  @HighwitHouse @PaulEmbery Does this help: if you don't have a TV Licence, you can legally watch: Catch up programmes on services other than BBC iPlayer, such as ITVX, All4 and My5. On demand films or TV shows that you watch, rent or buy online from providers like Netflix, Amazon Prime, Sky, EE TV, Sky, Apple TV+, Disney+ or Now. S4C programmes on demand

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  eastover yasuke (@cartiercultured) reported 55 minutes ago

  @meadandjuniper Now i cant help but imagine you with this cherubic *** Disney princess voice lmaooo

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  megan (@megzntron) reported 57 minutes ago

  @albonoist i need to fix my disney+ access in time for this

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  Stillnyte (@Stillnyte01) reported 59 minutes ago

  @JboiHQ I've never seen the movie and this looks shockingly terrible which, let's be honest, isn't new from Disney.

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  Tricknologist Yakub (@Tricknologist_) reported 60 minutes ago

  @JohnRockwell43 @MateyYanakiev Yes and no, disney did excellent work in popularizing faerie stories which sadly eventually went off the rails.