There’s a new streaming service in town, ESPN Unlimited, and you can score major savings when you bundle it with Disney Plus and Hulu for a limited time.
The brand-new ESPN Unlimited offers live sports streaming from ESPN’s full family of networks, a substantial upgrade from ESPN Plus. The plan costs $29.99 a month, but from now until January 5, 2026, new and eligible returning customers can sign up for a Disney Plus, Hulu, and ESPN Unlimited bundle for that same price — $29.99 a month. The deal will cover you for 12 months, before subscription prices revert to their then-standard rate, which is currently $35.99 a month. Subscribers can cancel at any time before then. This means that you’re essentially getting ad-supported Disney Plus and Hulu for free for a year.
Subscribers can also subscribe to a discounted ESPN Unlimited bundle with ad-free Disney Plus and Hulu for $38.99 a month. This Premium bundle will also discount your subscription price for 12 months before it begins to charge you at the then-standard rate, which is currently listed as $44.99 a month. It’s just important to remember that live content, including much of what is found on ESPN, will remain ad-supported with every service tier.
While these deals are 13% to 17% off in the context of the standard bundle rates, they’re about 40% off compared to what you’d pay each month if you subscribe to all three services separately. The Disney Plus bundles are routinely some of the best streaming deals on the market, and these new ESPN Unlimited options are no different. Keep reading to learn everything you need to know about the deal, or explore the Disney Plus website on your own.
FAQ
What is ESPN Unlimited?
The freshly-launched ESPN Unlimited provides total access to ESPN’s linear networks, including the flagship ESPN channel. It also includes everything previously found in ESPN Plus (now dubbed ESPN Select). You can learn more about it in our ESPN streaming service guide.
Who is eligible for the deal?
The deal is available to new and eligible returning subscribers who are 18+. If you’re an existing customer subscribed to a Disney Plus, Hulu, or ESPN plan via web, there’s a good chance you’ll be able to upgrade to get the deal as well. However, those subscribed to a Disney Plus, Hulu, and HBO Max bundle, Extra Members add-ons, and Hulu + Live TV subscribers aren’t eligible, according to the Hulu website. The best way to find out if you’re eligible is to visit the Disney Plus website and see what plans and prices are available to you.
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