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Internet video streaming provider Disney+ has followed its usual annual trend by once again hitting new UK customers with a fresh round of price hikes, which are due to all be introduced from on or after 4th November 2025 (or 25th November 2025 if you have an annual plan).
In terms of the actual price changes. The “Standard with Ads” plan has increased by +£1 to £5.99 per month, while “Standard” increases by +£1 to £9.99 (or £89.90 to £99.90 annually) and “Premium” surges by +£2 to reach £14.99 (or £129.90 to £149.90 annually). This represents another annual inflation busting increase that ranges from 11% to 20%, depending upon your plan and whether it’s a monthly or annual payment.
The Extra Member option now also costs £4.99 per month for users of “Standard with Ads” (up from £3.99), and £5.99 for both the “Standard” and “Premium” plans (up from £4.99). Suffice to say that the endless price hikes and ever-increasing fragmentation of streaming TV and movie content continues to get worse, which increasingly risks driving many consumers back to more unlawful pursuits.