Disney+: prices are increasing again in France, including via Canal+

The months pass and look the same. In any case in terms of SVOD services and their prices. This October 17, it’s the platform’s turn Disney+ to increase the prices of two of its three packages offered in France. This was to be expected, such an increase having taken place across the Atlantic during the summer.

Standard and Premium subscriptions on the rise

If you use Disney+ with the Standard subscription with advertisements at €5.99 per month: good news, its price does not change. Unlike that of others.

Thus, the Standard package without advertising gains one euro, increasing to €9.99 per month. Even harder for well-equipped users who benefit from UHD, HDR and Dolby Atmos, since the Premium package takes two euros, rising to €13.99 per month. The annual prices are obviously also increased, to €99.90 and €139.90 respectively.

With such an approach, Disney undoubtedly wants to make its streaming platform a little more profitable, by pushing subscribers towards the package with advertisements. Let us hope that, unlike Amazon with Prime Videothe amount of advertisements displayed on Disney+ will not increase in the future.

Disney+ leaves Canal+

Unsurprisingly, this increase is immediately reflected in Canal+ and myCanal. If you subscribe to Disney+ via Canal+, these are now billed at the same rates as on Disney+ directly, i.e. €9.99 and €13.99 per month.

If you have access to the service via a Canal+ subscription (Ciné Séries or Friends and Family), it will be worse. After moving a few weeks ago from the Standard offer to the Standard offer with advertising, Disney+ will simply leave the bundled offers of the encrypted channel from December 31, 2024.

To be able to continue watching Disney series and films, you will therefore have to go through an option, or subscribe directly to the Mickey platform and its official website.