Disney officially announces: This is the launch date of Disney Plus in Israel
Open diaries and prepare your wallet: Disney's streaming service will arrive in Israel in June.
What will you get and how much will it cost you?
Here are all the details
Yinon Ben Shoshan
29/03/2022
Tuesday, 29 March 2022, 09:24 Updated: 09:41
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Disney Plus (Photo: AP)
The competition for television continues:
more than two years after the launch of the service worldwide, and after quite a few rumors and reports, Disney has officially announced that its streaming service, Disney Plus (Disney +), will be launched in Israel on June 16.
The subscription prices were also announced: NIS 39.90 for a monthly subscription, or NIS 399 for an annual subscription.
Subscribers will have access to high-quality viewing for up to four devices simultaneously, an unlimited number of downloads for up to ten devices and the option to set up to seven different profiles, including a child profile, allowing easy and friendly navigation of age-appropriate content.
In fact, it seems, unlike Netflix, at Disney Plus you will not have to purchase different subscriptions at different prices to watch for different and higher qualities or for multiple users.
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NIS 39.90 for a monthly appointment (Photo: AP)
Disney Plus is considered one of the most successful content services in the world, and as of the current quarter the company had 116 million subscribers.
Disney Plus is active in dozens of countries, including the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, most Western European countries, India, Japan, Indonesia, Latin America and more.
In June, the service is expected to expand to another 42 countries, including Israel.
The service features exclusive original content and thousands of episodes of series and movies from Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, National Geographic and Star, as well as "The Simpsons" and "Grey's Anatomy".
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