Streaming services are a holiday shopper's best friend, but occasional deals like this one can be worth considering all year round. For new and eligible returning subscribers, Disney+ and Hulu's Duo Basic bundle is on sale for $10 per month - that's $3 off the usual price of the bundle, with over 58% savings if you consider each service individually.
The bundle, which includes ads, offers a balanced mix of family-friendly content and acclaimed originals. On Disney+, you'll find a vast library of animated classics, blockbuster franchises, exclusive Marvel, Pixar, Star Wars, and National Geographic content, as well as nearly every Star Wars film and series, the full Marvel Cinematic Universe lineup, and recent theatrical releases.
Hulu, on the other hand, balances out the mix with its more adult-oriented lineup of current TV shows, next-day network episodes, and award-winning originals. The platform features series like "The Bear," "The Handmaid's Tale," and "Only Murders in the Building," alongside comedies, thrillers, and documentaries that regularly receive awards attention.
Tying these two services together under a single subscription is convenient for households looking to expand their library without juggling multiple accounts. The Duo Basic bundle may come with ads, but the savings are significant compared to paying for each service separately. For many viewers, the trade-off is worth it for access to such a wide range of content.
The bundle, which includes ads, offers a balanced mix of family-friendly content and acclaimed originals. On Disney+, you'll find a vast library of animated classics, blockbuster franchises, exclusive Marvel, Pixar, Star Wars, and National Geographic content, as well as nearly every Star Wars film and series, the full Marvel Cinematic Universe lineup, and recent theatrical releases.
Hulu, on the other hand, balances out the mix with its more adult-oriented lineup of current TV shows, next-day network episodes, and award-winning originals. The platform features series like "The Bear," "The Handmaid's Tale," and "Only Murders in the Building," alongside comedies, thrillers, and documentaries that regularly receive awards attention.
Tying these two services together under a single subscription is convenient for households looking to expand their library without juggling multiple accounts. The Duo Basic bundle may come with ads, but the savings are significant compared to paying for each service separately. For many viewers, the trade-off is worth it for access to such a wide range of content.
i've been thinking about getting Hulu for ages cuz their originals are literally amazing, and now that disney+ is in the mix too, i can already imagine binge-watching some of those marvel shows with my fam. i mean yeah ads suck, but 3 bucks off is a small price to pay for all this awesome content 
. i've had disney+ since it came out and i'm OBSESSED, so having the extra shows from hulu is gonna be a game changer.
A $10/month bundle that's over 58% off the usual price is a no-brainer for me. I've been thinking about switching to Disney+ and Hulu, but the cost was a major barrier. Now, I can get both services for a fraction of what they'd normally cost. The ad thing doesn't bother me too much - I'll just set up a playlist on my TV or something 
. Plus, having all these great shows and movies at my fingertips is like having Christmas every month 
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I think what's most intriguing about this deal is how it highlights the value proposition of bundling services together 
. By offering a discount on top of the individual prices, Disney+ and Hulu are incentivizing new subscribers (and returning ones!) to sign up for the Duo Basic bundle. This move makes sense, especially with the current market saturation and competition among streaming services 
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. Of course, the ads are a drawback, but considering the price difference, I think many viewers will find it a worthwhile trade-off 
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. Anyone else getting in on this deal?
. Either way, this deal seems like a win-win for households looking to upgrade their streaming game 
. Honestly, who needs that much content in their life? My answer is Hulu's got some great shows, but I'm still on Netflix, tbh 
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. I mean, who doesn't love watching old-school animated flicks or revisiting some of their favorite Marvel movies? But at the same time, I also appreciate how the bundle offers a more balanced mix of genres and tone. It's like having two sides to a coin - you get both the fun stuff and the "grown-up" content.
I mean, the content is definitely cool and all, but at this price point, you're kinda paying for the convenience of having two services rather than the actual quality of those services. And what about new releases? Won't those get blocked if you have ads? Maybe just wait for them to drop in price like normal or something? 
Just read that a new study found 1 in 5 people experience anxiety when scrolling through social media 
. Like, what's up with that? Can't we just enjoy our feeds without feeling like crap about ourselves? 
And don't even get me started on the fact that most of these people are using their phones during meals... 
