Disney and Warner Bros. Discovery announces streaming package with Disney+, Hulu and Max

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In a surprising collaboration, the Disney and the Warner Bros. Discoverynormally rivals in the entertainment market, are teaming up to offer a triple streaming package that includes Disney+, Hulu It is Max. The announcement was made by the companies and promises to bring consumers an unprecedented selection of content from the biggest entertainment brands.

The package will include access to three streaming services: Disney+, Hulu and Max. This means subscribers will have access to a wide variety of films, series, documentaries and TV shows.

Details about pricing or the specific release date of the package have not yet been released. However, the companies say it will be available during the summer in the US. Consumers will be able to choose between ad-supported and ad-free plans, providing flexibility to suit their preferences.

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Although the package offers access to three services, each company’s applications and content will remain separate. This means users will be able to browse and watch content from each platform individually. The package promises to offer “the best value in entertainment” with content from the most beloved brands such as ABC, CNN, DC, Discovery, Disney, Food Network, FX, HBO, HGTV, Marvel, Pixar, Searchlight, Warner Bros. and many others.

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One of the main advantages for consumers is the discounted price compared to subscribing separately to each service. With the bundle, subscribers can save money while enjoying a wide range of content.

Both Disney and Warner Bros. Discovery highlighted the benefits of the packages in terms of audience engagement and reduced cancellation rates. By offering a variety of services in a single package, companies hope to keep subscribers happy and engaged.

Additionally, the companies also announced a collaboration with Fox Corp. to launch a sports streaming package, set to debut in the fall.