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You can get three months of Disney Plus for about $6 right now

You can get three months of Disney Plus for about $6 right now

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You can stream Ahsoka for just $1.99 per month with today’s deal on the ad-supported Disney Plus plan.

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I’m not going to lie: it sucks that Disney Plus is going to increase the price of its ad-free plan next month. But today, Disney softened the blow somewhat. First, the company introduced a new ad-free Disney Plus and Hulu plan for $19.99 per month, which is about $12 cheaper than buying both separately. And now — even better — Disney’s offering a good Disney Plus deal.

Through September 20th, new and eligible returning subscribers can get three months of Disney Plus (with ads) for $1.99 per month instead of $7.99 a month. Altogether, that’s $18 in savings, which is kind of like getting two months free.

Again, though, the deal just applies to the ad-supported tier — which isn’t increasing in price. Still, it’s a good deal, even if you have to contend with ads and can’t download content to watch offline. You’ll still, after all, get access to the same shows and movies, like Ahsoka, the second season of Loki, The Little Mermaid, a new season of I Am Groot, and even Pixar and National Geographic content.

Just make sure to note that after the three-month promotional period ends, your monthly subscription will be set to auto-renew at $7.99 per month. So if you want to avoid paying the full price, it’s wise to mark your calendar.

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Disney Plus offers popular shows and movies like Ahsoka, Loki, The Little Mermaid, and more. New and returning subscribers can currently sign up for three months of the ad-supported tier for $1.99 a month through September 20th.