Roku just made Disney-lovers’ dreams come true, with the recent announcement that Disney+’s new ad-supported plan is now available on Roku devices. The partnership means thousands of Disney+ shows and movies that were previously only available on a subscription basis can now be viewed with ads.
Unlike the regular Disney+ subscription plan, the ad-supported tier offers the same content, but includes a mix of ads from some of their newest and most popular shows and movies. From sitcoms like The Mandalorian to classic titles like The Little Mermaid, the Disney+ ad-supported plan makes all the content available for those looking for a more affordable way to enjoy streaming entertainment.
The ad-supported version of Disney+ can be accessed through all existing Roku streaming devices, as well as the new Roku Express and Ultra models. Once subscribed, fans will be able to watch Disney’s latest blockbusters and all their favorite titles without waiting for a new episode. With access to hundreds of titles, Roku users can rest assured they can enjoy all their Disney+ favorites.
Roku has long been a popular service in the streaming TV world and the addition of the ad-supported Disney+ plan continues to make the streaming experience better for users. Instead of having to pay the full subscription fee, those interested in the ad-supported plan can enjoy the show with a much lower price. While ads can be slightly annoying, the savings make it worth enduring.
For those who want to upgrade to the subscription plan and don’t mind the ads, they now have the option to upgrade to no ads, but keep all their content. Either option is still much cheaper than the regular subscription plan and offers viewers a great deal.
The new ad-supported Disney+ plan on Roku devices offers viewers an easy and affordable way to get access to all the content they love. From classic favorites to the newest releases, users can enjoy a wide variety of programming that was previously unavailable on the subscription plan. With the addition of the ad-supported tier, Roku users now have one more way to stream their favorite content.
