Disney Plus isn’t for everyone, and if you want to save some money and cancel your account, we’ve rounded up everything you need to know.
Subscription prices cost £7.99/$7.99 per month, and £79.90/$79.99 per year. If you’re an existing UK subscriber and concerned about your costs changing, then you’ll be pleased to hear that Disney will honour the lower prices (£5.99 per month and £59.99 per year) until 23 August 2021.
Otherwise, keep on reading to find out how to cancel Disney+. We also have similar articles for cancelling Netflix, HBO Max, BritBox and Peacock.
How to cancel your Disney+ account on the website
If you signed up for Disney Plus on PC, then the easiest way to cancel your account is through the website.
Make sure you’re logged into your Disney Plus account on your PC, and then take the following steps:
- On the homepage, click on your profile icon on the top right and select ‘Account’ from the drop-down menu
- Under the ‘Subscription’ heading, click on the arrow by the subscription you have (in the screenshot this is labelled as ‘Disney+ monthly’)
- On the ‘Subscription details’ page click ‘Cancel subscription’ and then confirm your choice
Once you’ve cancelled your Disney+ subscription, your account will remain active unless you delete it. This means that if you ever want to start paying for your subscription again, you can sign up at a late date.
How to cancel Disney+ on your phone or TV
If you signed up to Disney+ from either iOS, Android, or through your TV provider/streaming stick such as Roku or Amazon, then you’ll need to cancel directly with these providers as your payment option will be tied through there. You likely won’t be able to cancel through the website.
Usually this will involve signing into your account on your phone/TV, selecting ‘manage subscriptions’ and then cancelling Disney Plus from there.
Take a look at the providers websites for more information:
Author: Hannah Cowton, Senior Entertainment Writer
Hannah Cowton is a Senior Entertainment Writer at Tech Advisor and Macworld, working across entertainment, consumer technology and lifestyle. Her interests and specialities lie in streaming services, film and television reviews and rumours, gaming, wearables and smart home products. She's also the creator of The London Geek, a geek culture and lifestyle blog.