By DialHelpUSA Editorial Team · 200-word guide
| Bundle | Price | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Duo Basic | $10.99 | Disney+ Basic (ads) + Hulu Basic (ads) |
| Duo Premium | $19.99 | Disney+ no ads + Hulu no ads |
| Trio Basic | $16.99 | Disney+ Basic + Hulu Basic + ESPN+ |
| Trio Premium | $26.99 | Disney+ no ads + Hulu no ads + ESPN+ |
Pricing changes occasionally. Verify at disneyplus.com.
Buying separately at no-ads pricing:
Trio Premium bundle: $26.99 - saves $19/month ($228/year).
Even Duo Premium ($19.99) saves money if you mainly want Disney+ and Hulu.
Existing Disney+ / Hulu / ESPN+ subscribers can switch to bundle without losing watch history.
Most efficient approach if you have all three:
Or call 1-888-905-7888 for a phone agent to walk you through. Full Disney+ contact: Disney+ Customer Service.
Yes - typically saves $15-20/month vs buying Disney+, Hulu, ESPN+ separately.
Yes - Verizon Unlimited Welcome plans include Disney Bundle. Cancel via Verizon, not Disney+.
No - existing Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+ accounts merge into the bundle. Watch history retained.
Disney+ allows 4 simultaneous streams; Hulu allows 2 (Hulu+ Live TV) or 2 (regular); ESPN+ allows 3. Share within household.
Other questions our readers commonly ask about this topic:
Yes - Disney+ customer service is reachable on a toll-free U.S. number that does not charge a per-minute fee. Standard mobile-carrier minutes may apply on metered cellular plans. International callers may pay long-distance charges depending on country and carrier. Visit our Disney+ contact page for current toll-free numbers and hours.
Simple problems (account access, password resets, basic billing questions) typically resolve in a single 10-15 minute call. Complex issues (refund disputes, identity verification, escalated complaints) usually take 3-7 business days because they need supervisor review or document submission. If your case has stalled past 7 business days, escalate to a supervisor or the executive customer service team.
First, politely ask to escalate to a supervisor or to the executive customer service team. Most brands have an internal "office of the president" that handles complex complaints. If escalation does not resolve it, file a complaint with the Better Business Bureau (bbb.org), your state Attorney General consumer-protection portal, and - for finance, telecom, or airline issues - the relevant federal agency (CFPB, FCC, or DOT). Our Disney+ customer service guide lists the alternate channels.