Disney+ subscribers in the United States will now pay $21.49 per month for the Premium plan, which provides commercial-free access to the streaming service. The latest increase adds to the cost of maintaining an ad-free subscription as streaming companies continue adjusting prices across their various plans.

Subscribers who combine Disney+ Premium with Hulu and pay monthly will spend more than $250 over the course of a year under the new pricing structure. The total reflects the combined monthly cost of the two services rather than an annual prepaid subscription.

The Premium tier is Disney+'s higher-priced option and is designed for customers who want to watch content without advertisements. The service also offers lower-priced options that include advertising.

The higher rates apply to U.S. subscribers on the affected plans, with customers seeing the updated prices reflected in their accounts. Disney has increasingly offered multiple subscription tiers and bundle options as it competes with other major streaming platforms.

Customers who choose annual billing where available can face a lower overall yearly cost than subscribers who make twelve monthly payments, depending on the plan and current promotional pricing. The latest adjustment adds to the broader trend of streaming platforms raising subscription prices while expanding or restructuring their tier and bundle offerings.