Disney Entertainment and Warner Brothers’ Discovery have joined forces to create a new streaming service bundle. This bundle includes Disney+, Hulu, and Max.
Announced on Wednesday, this streaming bundle is similar to old cable packages, but now it’s all digital.
The bundle brings together popular brands like ABC, FX, Food Network, Marvel, HGTV, and CNN.
Joe Earley, from Disney Entertainment, said the partnership puts subscribers first, offering them access to lots of movies, shows, and other content.
The streaming bundle will launch in the summer with options for plans with or without ads. More details will come out closer to the launch date.
Disney already offers bundle deals like the Disney Bundle Trio Basic, which includes Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+ with ads for $14.99 a month.
Disney started working with Hulu in 2019 and now fully owns it. They see Hulu as important for reaching more viewers.
In recent news, Disney talked about its streaming app during an earnings report. They expect Disney+ to start making a profit soon, and their streaming losses have gone down a lot compared to last year.
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