End the pricing tricks. Just combine Disney+ and Hulu already
If you're paying separately for either service, you're getting ripped off by design. That’s the only explanation for its latest price hikes, which largely eliminate any reason to pay for either service separately. Oh, Disney will still let you do it, but you’ll only be saving 50 cents per month versus the bundle of Disney+ and Hulu together.
- ▪If you're paying separately for either service, you're getting ripped off by design.
- ▪That’s the only explanation for its latest price hikes, which largely eliminate any reason to pay for either service separately.
- ▪Oh, Disney will still let you do it, but you’ll only be saving 50 cents per month versus the bundle of Disney+ and Hulu together.
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If you're paying separately for either service, you're getting ripped off by design. Credit: Jared Newman / Foundry Disney doesn’t seem to think too highly of its individual Disney+ and Hulu subscribers. That’s the only explanation for its latest price hikes, which largely eliminate any reason to pay for either service separately. Oh, Disney will still let you do it, but you’ll only be saving 50 cents per month versus the bundle of Disney+ and Hulu together. The a la carte route is a rip-off by design, intended to make Disney’s bundles look more attractive. If Disney had a little more respect for its customers, it would just end this charade and combine Disney+ and Hulu already. Instead, it’s made the cynical calculation that the appearance of a deal is better for business.
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