Disney+ status: streaming issues and outage reports

Problems in the last 24 hours

The graph below depicts the number of Disney+ reports received over the last 24 hours by time of day. When the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line, an outage is determined.

Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by Disney+ users through our website.

• Sign in (37%)
• Buffering (33%)
• Crashing (20%)
• Playback Issues (7%)
• Video Quality (4%)

Live Outage Map

The most recent Disney+ outage reports came from the following cities:

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Grand Forks	Crashing	5 hours ago
Township of Evan	Crashing	12 hours ago
Strasbourg	Video Quality	13 hours ago
Pierre-Bénite	Crashing	14 hours ago
Paris	Sign in	1 day ago
Blumenau	Sign in	2 days ago

Full Outage Map

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Disney+ Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  🦇🥀Link Love 🥀🦇 Streamer/ VTuber (@LinkLoveBB) reported 2 minutes ago

  @nikeiakira To be honest, I would like to see a parody style of Star Wars to be honest. It would be interesting to have a very subversive take on Sidious and maybe Darth. But the sad thing is that I don’t think it would ever happen. Warner Bros and Disney would never work a deal for that

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  Tianas Bayou 2009 (@TianasBayou2009) reported 8 minutes ago

  The same people back than who were shilling for this retheme don’t even talk about it anymore. When I started this account and was posting or Tiana stuff nobody gave a ****. When I posted stuff about Splash Mountain people did. This is one the worst decisions Disney ever made

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  Flyboy (@TrashAlfa) reported 8 minutes ago

  A lot of memecoins on Robinhood chain will likely never be listed on Robinhood exchange Definitely not $JUGGERNAUT Probably not $HOODRAT Likely not $WISHBONE The copyright issues with all these are very real, especially when the creator and exchange would be making millions off their IP I highly doubt Robinhood is willing to risk their entire business, especially when going up against Disney/Marvel

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  Lynn (@manangnanggal) reported 8 minutes ago

  Been watching all the Disney animated movies in order and it's so nice seeing their work when they were still trying to experiment and get really creative and weren't sticking to one particular look.

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  Kryptiq_Ced (@kryptiq_ced) reported 15 minutes ago

  @DiscussingFilm Disney took most of jobs when they did, it so why js it problem with paramount? Disney has screwed their writers and vfx workers but they said nothing

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  RaeRose (@VizzBlizz) reported 18 minutes ago

  Oh thank God the disney plus problem is resolved. I thought there was a problem on my end since it didn't target everyone.

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  Mikhail Larionov (@MikLarionov) reported 24 minutes ago

  The game took an hour to generate. Then two weeks to make it an actual game. Right now a few of us are building games from scratch on our own engine, generating each one with AI from a prompt and then living with whatever comes out, and the gap is bigger than it looks. I one-shotted a game about goblins chasing cars, with fireballs and flying limbs, in about an hour, and then spent the next two weeks improving the engine underneath it, refactoring the game code, upgrading components and such - to get to a point where it feels smooth and fun on a basic level. I've spent a large part of my career shipping games, including at Disney, before any of it, and I still badly underestimated it. The AI gets you something real faster than ever, but turning that into a game someone would actually want to play is still slow, human work.

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  Park Adventurers Club (@ParkAdvClub) reported 25 minutes ago

  Disney has entire buildings just... sitting there doing nothing. The old Neverland Club, the unfinished Galaxy's Edge restaurant, Tomorrowland Terrace locked behind a dessert party paywall. Rob breaks down the "wasted space" problem in the parks and honestly once you see it you can't unsee it. Full episode is up now 🎥

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  Arizonan Cactus (@bwlynnwood) reported 26 minutes ago

  @surveillme The proposed merger between Paramount and Warner Bros. already has approval from several countries, which includes France, Ukraine, China, Australia and South Africa and it has approval from the US DOJ. Additionally, the merger will help Paramount compete better against Disney, a company who will still be much larger than Paramount even after the Paramount merger. Maybe the various states should not be so hypocritical by suing Paramount but failing to sue when Disney acquired Fox. Additionally, I think the Courts will be unlikely to give the suing States the relief they are requesting, especially after the US DOJ has already signed off and there is already a much larger company out there like Disney that wasn't sued over the same issues. California and the other States are wasting the tax payers' money with this lawsuit! And if the States keep it up, Paramount will take all its money out of California and move it to a more business friendly State.

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  Imily Magpie (@IM_Imily_Magpie) reported 29 minutes ago

  @___Psyclone___ @DiscussingFilm Yup. A theory I have is that when something lasts too long, there is a degrade in quality. Disney has grown into an example of that.

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  Cari (@QueenEstherFan) reported 30 minutes ago

  @daeneryswarrior Right, like I thought we wanted more big budget movies that aren’t MCU and Disney remake slop? What’s the problem?

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  angel (@angeldelamar20) reported 31 minutes ago

  @TokuAnimationNN @WhoPotterVian BBC is one thing, BBC studios is another BBC owns the IP of doctor who BBC studios produced doctor who since 1963 until 2022, then Bad Wolf Studios took over with the help of Disney money. Now they want it back

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  Amy_Mizuno (@Ami_Mizuno) reported 32 minutes ago

  @Soulvay @MarkRuffalo the issue here is a lot of companies can buy stake and not marge with a business that's not illegal. that's the wall street. it's when disney merged that's the issue

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  clari asado clari remera (@glittryjosh) reported 36 minutes ago

  @abitiquita not suitable for work!! en disney plus

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  Matt Gordon🎙️ (@cosmicmatt.com on bsky) (@cosmicmatt) reported 38 minutes ago

  @necrokuma3 @Stretchedwiener The earlier Disney live action remakes didn't have that problem as much. The Burton Alice movies were bleak, but it was done stylistically with contrast. And the Kenneth Branagh Cinderella movie had dim lighting to match the time period like Pride and Prejudice.

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  phoebe 🚂💌 (@abitdickensian) reported 39 minutes ago

  @IanOTimelord @RadioTimes BBC Studios are independent of the main BBC. Ncuti’s was the main BBC and Bad Wolf in collaboration with Disney. BBC Studios did work on the show during the Moffat era though.

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  Scooby Doo (@Scionoobydoo) reported 41 minutes ago

  @jwordDISH They're not bad ideas. The issue came from how quickly previous success were mortgaged in favor of sensation. Of course, it could just be seen as a WB/Disney curse, which is pretty broadly true. Every reboot or sequel that isn't Pixar (and that coasts off of Toy Story) fails.

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  Gordon Hudson (@gordonhudsonnu) reported 41 minutes ago

  @WilliamWho27 Casting a lead actor who was unavailable for filming meant bringing back Tennant followed by some Doctor lite episodes. That caused a false start. An unforced error. RTD was very keen on Ncuti in spite of his availability. Maybe because it could bring home the Disney deal.

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  Offensive_Haiku (@Offensive_Haiku) reported 42 minutes ago

  @wylfcen When I was 16 I went to Disneyland at the end of December. It was 73 degrees, blue sky and a few clouds so I was wearing shorts and a hoodie. The dude running Splash Mountain was wearing a giant Disney issue staff duffle coat, a knit cap, gloves and was freezing. He looked at me and said are you from Wisconsin or something?" I replied "Canada" and he said, "Oh, that makes sense." And then I got on the ride. Those guys truly feel the cold down there.

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  Dayton_Williams. (@junkerqueenssub) reported 43 minutes ago

  @Abadprofile @gwejgegegw11206 @visegrad24 So you should have no issue making the comparison to xi and a disney character, right?

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  Aakash Gupta (@aakashgupta) reported 44 minutes ago

  Marvel spent a reported $25M per episode making fake streaming glitches look real. It worked so well that when Disney+ actually crashed during the show's run, fans assumed the outage was part of the plot. The trick took two episodes of setup. WandaVision opened as a flawless 1950s sitcom: filmed in front of a live studio audience, period lenses, era-accurate lighting, a 4:3 frame. Two full episodes trained you that the format itself could be trusted. Then the show started breaking its own container. Episode 2 ends with the picture physically rewinding like a worn VHS tape. Episode 3 splices mid-scene: Vision says "I think something's wrong here, Wanda," and the shot jumps back and replays with softer dialogue. There was no music sting or camera cue to signal it was deliberate. The edit itself was Wanda's superpower, rewriting the tape whenever her husband got too close to the truth. Outlets had to publish explainers with headlines like "Yes, this week's weird glitch is intentional" because viewers were restarting their apps and checking their wifi. Here's where it gets better. Disney+ genuinely buckled under the show. When new episodes dropped, Downdetector reports spiked from under 100 an hour to over 16,000. Episode 7 knocked the service out for ten minutes. The finale served thousands of fans error code 83 at midnight, and people joked the real villain of the series was the error code. A fake glitch viewers thought was real, followed by real crashes viewers half-suspected were fake. It may be the only time a show's editing style provided cover for its own platform's outages.

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  The Love King (@ryanwilson2015) reported 46 minutes ago

  This is absurd. From Scientology harassment at work to Disney harassment this week.

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  jo✨ (@easypeasysleazy) reported 47 minutes ago

  @MitchumsRobert @FilmBart hey don’t **** it off, let’s be grateful kids are getting smth other than awful disney live action remakes

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  BizBear (@BizBear291093) reported 49 minutes ago

  @Ivdown12 @Celastine01 @TheCinesthetic Correct episode 9 was a knee jerk and over correction by Disney from the disaster of the last Jedi. If you watch it with open eyes you see how they try and fix the last Jedi. Specifically with the Luke force ghost catching rays lightsaber scene.

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  MaleficentViews (@MaleficentViews) reported 53 minutes ago

  @CbCtravels @WDWNT - at the resort, since the guests will not be using it, thus freeing up space for actual guests who need it. There should be no issue with rideshare drop off for guests staying on property at a Disney resort.

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  会長 • 正義 (@LMASAYOSHI) reported 53 minutes ago

  thats like saying glitch productions is a competitor to disney be fr

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  Mark Blutman (@BlutmanMark) reported 55 minutes ago

  Soccer has some of the worst acting I’ve ever seen. Lotsa bad over the top Disney Channel performances out here on the pitch.

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  Halfshell 🐢 (@Halfshell) reported 58 minutes ago

  @VHSDVDBLURAY4K And Disney can milk Stars Wars without your help or consent. ..wait... they already do.

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  Bashar (@Bashar3A) reported 58 minutes ago

  Disney lost its edge for decades when it stopped making daring new original movies. They had to acquire Pixar to fix it Why are they doing it again?

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  Code 18 (@theomine11) reported 1 hour ago

  @DLPReport It was so bad... It was not even about France... 3 hours of waiting for the worst Bastille Day show ever made by Disney... I'm truely disappointed