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How to sign up to Disney+: A step by step guide

Lover of all things Disney? Then you may want to sign up to Disney+.

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Chris Stead
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A new era for entertainment behemoth Disney began in November 2019 in select countries. The highly anticipated streaming TV service Disney+ hit the ground running with a stunning catalogue of over 800 TV shows and movies. Now it is ready to expand into Singapore, launching on 23 February. It will have a pricing model of S$11.98/month or S$119.98/year.

Disney+ used to offer a seven-day free trial, but that’s no longer the case. As of 19 June 2020, the platform retired its free trial offer, so the only way to stream Disney content is to sign up for a monthly or annual subscription. The trial might be back at a future date, along with other special promotions. Currently Singaporeans can get two free years of Disney+ if they’re a new or existing StarHub TV, broadband or mobile customer.

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Disney+ is the home of Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars and National Geographic. It even has content from Fox Studios like Grey's Anatomy and How I Met Your Mother.

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So, is it worth signing up for the service? Most of the content on Disney+ you would have already seen. Whether it’s Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, National Geographic or Disney itself, this is a catalogue of some of the biggest blockbusters of all time.

Many of the titles are well worth a rewatch, especially if you have children living under your roof, or you may find some classics you are yet to watch. Disney+ is also streaming original, exclusive content you won’t find anywhere else. It’s led by the live-action Star Wars TV series The Mandalorian and new Marvel offering WandaVision, along with movies, documentaries, shorts and more.

New channel Star launching globally on 23 February is also offering a range of adult-focused content. The only confirmed shows for Singapore so far have been Grey’s Anatomy and How I Met Your Mother. However, every other region will be getting the Deadpool, Die Hard and Alien movie franchises, so we’ll speculate that Singapore will too.

How to sign up for Disney+

Signing up for a Disney+ subscription is a simple process. Just follow these steps:

  1. Head over to the Disney+ sign-up page.
  2. You’ll see a big blue button that you can press to start your Disney+ subscription. This is where you will need to choose a plan. To be safe, choose SG$11.98/month – that way, you have an entire month to explore the library and figure out if it makes for a solid long-term investment. You can change to the annual plan in the future if you want to keep the service on.
  3. On the next page, you need to enter your email address.
  4. You must then enter a strong password.
  5. You will need to enter your credit card details to proceed.
  6. If you’re not a fan of the service or the content, follow these steps to cancel your account, preferably before your next billing cycle.

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