Disney’s Q3 FY22 Earnings Results Webcast

ctrlaltdel

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Overall pretty strong earnings report. Can't really deny the domestic parks aren't doing gangbusters business. Now that Disney+ is well established, the price increase makes sense, though it is pretty big. The new ad-supported tier costs as much as the no-ad service does currently.
 

mightynine

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Should be interesting to see what D+ churn looks like after that price increase.

Also, interesting they are offering a Disney Bundle without ESPN+. Having options isn't a bad thing, I guess.
 

TheMaxRebo

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Overall pretty strong earnings report. Can't really deny the domestic parks aren't doing gangbusters business. Now that Disney+ is well established, the price increase makes sense, though it is pretty big. The new ad-supported tier costs as much as the no-ad service does currently.

And way more for those of us that currently have the D23 3-year deal (which is up soon)
 

CaptainAmerica

Premium Member
I still think they are OK at that price point. Once it gets beyond $15 is when it starts to get difficult I think.
Using the focus group of my family... Disney+ is mainly for the kids, and the bundle isn't too much more expensive than D+ alone, so adding Hulu (which I didn't really want) replaced Netflix. And I've been very pleasantly surprised by the Hulu library.
 

TheMaxRebo

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Good point, another streaming service might get cut first for that family who would rather keep D+.

Yeah, pretty sure we will be cutting NetFlix now

Maybe we wind up doing like what above laid out, replace Netflix with adding Hulu as part of a bundle. Save $ in total vs D+ and Netflix now
 

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