Disney+ for less than 2 euros per month for a year with this new limited offer

At the very beginning of 2025, there was movement around Disney+ In France. The streaming platform has notably left the Canal+ packagesand she is now looking for methods to recruit new subscribers and thus support its high ambitions on the territory.

This will notably involve an attractive new offer, which will be available from tomorrow, January 3. Here's everything you need to know about this promotion.

Please note that the offer will only be active from January 3.

A difficult offer to refuse

Indeed, from Friday January 3 to Tuesday January 21, it will be possible to subscribe to Disney+ for the low price of €1.99 per month for 12 months. And this without commitment. There are, however, two predictable hiccups.

The first is that it only concerns new subscribers. If you've already enjoyed Disney+ before, you'll have to pretend.

The second problem should slow down those allergic to advertising: this reeducation applies to the Disney+ Standard subscription with Advertising, normally billed at €5.99 per month. This therefore represents a saving of €48 over the year.

Remember that streaming via this subscription, in addition to being interspersed with advertisements, is limited to two devices simultaneously, and in 1080p quality.

2025, a pivotal year for Disney+ in France

Remember that Disney+ is the main place in France to enjoy films and series from major licenses like Marvel (including soon Daredevil: Born Again), Star Wars (including Skeleton Crew or soon season 2 of Andor), Pixar and obviously, Disney.

The Star section also offers slightly more adult and varied works, including some excellent series like The Bear, Shogun or even Only Murders in the Building.

Between its emancipation from Canal+, the recent arrival of the end of account sharing or even the running out of steam at Marvel, the year 2025 of Disney+ will be very interesting to observe.

Will the platform have what it takes to continue to exist against Netflix, Prime Video and other Max? The future will tell us.