Save every month on Disney+, Hulu and ESPN+ with this streaming bundle deal

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Want to stream Encanto, The Moon Knight, Tenet and UFC (and much more)? This is the Disney bundle for you

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Want to up your streaming game? Perhaps you're getting ready to binge-watch the Oscar nominees? Or you want to watch the end of the La Liga season? This could be the Disney streaming deal for you.

The latest Disney bundle combines Disney+, Hulu and ESPN+ for just $13.99 per month, combining the latest TV shows and movies, plus live sport, into one surprisingly affordable package.

If you were buying them individually, Disney+, ESPN+ and Hulu would cost $7.99, $6.99 and $6.99 per month respectively, so this Disney bundle offers a saving of just under $7 per month. Hard to beat.

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Looking to binge watch some TV, films and sport this summer? This Disney bundle will be hard to beat when it comes to value for money.

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Not just the home for the likes of Star Wars, Marvel and of course all the Disney classics, Disney+ has recently brought us The Beatles: Get Back documentary, family fun in the shape of Encanto and new films including Turning Red and West Side Story. Also coming soon with a lot of hype is Moon Knight, the latest Marvel comic adaption.

But don't forget, Hulu also delivers tons of movies, including (currently), Spider-Man: Homecoming, Tenet and The King's Man. And last but far from least, is a whole load of live sport from ESPN+, including UFC, College Basketball, NHL, La Liga soccer, PGA Tour golf, and more.

Convinced? Head over to the Disney bundle page (opens in new tab) for all the details.

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Joe Cox
Joe Cox

Joe is Content Director for Specialist Tech at Future and was previously the Global Editor-in-Chief of What Hi-Fi?. He has worked on What Hi-Fi? across print and online for more than 15 years, writing news, reviews and features. He has covered product launch events across the world, from Apple to Technics, Sony and Samsung, reported from CES, the Bristol Show and Munich High End for many years, and provided comment for sites such as the BBC and the Guardian. In his spare time he enjoys playing records and cycling (not at the same time).