Boy is streaming about to change! The app is slick, features 4K support, yada yada. I’ll keep it short and simple, and explain the purpose of the thread.
Disney Parks around the world will have Disney+ available for free in hotel rooms. While DCL has had on-demand for staterooms for some time now, Disney+ is significantly larger in scale and is the company’s top priority.
This thread is for discussing Disney+ at the parks specifically, it’s rollout, promotions, and more at the resorts. Please share info and pictures. Since there was no thread on this specifically, I thought it would be a good time to do so seeing how it came out mere hours ago.
What’s impressive is the sheer amount of content available including the exclusives. It feels just wrong, but oh is it so right!
Sure, we all would have loved to see 100% of Disney’s catalog, including older shorts, the Wonderful World of Disney, and unedited historical films, but Disney+ somehow has left me awestruck. Market share aside, it’s a plus—pun intended—for consumers at least over the short term.
I was able to snag the 3 years for the price of two deal, so I couldn’t resist, and I’m glad I didn’t. It should be fun watching the entire medium evolve over that span of time, and I’ll reassess the value then. For now, it’s still a steal at $69 a year and should convince many to cut the cord when paired with a Blu-ray collection for shows and movies, and an antenna for network TV.
It’s THE game changer for media, and is it for the parks too?
Disney Parks around the world will have Disney+ available for free in hotel rooms. While DCL has had on-demand for staterooms for some time now, Disney+ is significantly larger in scale and is the company’s top priority.
This thread is for discussing Disney+ at the parks specifically, it’s rollout, promotions, and more at the resorts. Please share info and pictures. Since there was no thread on this specifically, I thought it would be a good time to do so seeing how it came out mere hours ago.
What’s impressive is the sheer amount of content available including the exclusives. It feels just wrong, but oh is it so right!
Sure, we all would have loved to see 100% of Disney’s catalog, including older shorts, the Wonderful World of Disney, and unedited historical films, but Disney+ somehow has left me awestruck. Market share aside, it’s a plus—pun intended—for consumers at least over the short term.
I was able to snag the 3 years for the price of two deal, so I couldn’t resist, and I’m glad I didn’t. It should be fun watching the entire medium evolve over that span of time, and I’ll reassess the value then. For now, it’s still a steal at $69 a year and should convince many to cut the cord when paired with a Blu-ray collection for shows and movies, and an antenna for network TV.
It’s THE game changer for media, and is it for the parks too?
