The highly anticipated streaming serviceDisney+launched on Tuesday, November 12th, and folks are already relishing the opportunity to watch Disney films new and old on demand. The $6.99 price point for the service—which includesa host of old live-action and animated Disney movies, as well as the original and newStar Warsmovies, a ton of Marvel and Pixar movies, and even a bevy of National Geographic content—is an absolute steal, but there’s been one major question looming over the last few days: how do you get the Hulu/Disney+/ESPN+ bundle?
Indeed, while Disney+ is great, the content is mostly family friendly. If it’s sitcoms like30 RockorRick and Mortyyou’re looking for, or R-rated movies likeElectionorThe Sisters Brothers, that kind of content is found on Hulu. But luckily, now that Disney owns Hulu, you can get the best of both worlds for a bargain.

In order to get the bundle, you simply have to go tothe Disney+ website, click on your profile, go to “account” and change your subscription. If you already have an existing subscription with Disney+, Hulu, and/or ESPN+, you don’t need to cancel your subscription. Instead, the amount charged for this Disney bundle will be automatically adjusted to account for your subscription. Disney+ will then email you a specific breakdown of your charges—although if you purchased ESPN+ through an app store, you’ll need to link an ESPN account to your app store purchase.
It all seems pretty self-explanatory, but if you do run into issues you can call Disney+’s Customer Service team at 888-905-7888.
While some may be annoyed by the ads on Hulu, I still think this is a pretty great bundle. So you have to sit through a couple of commercials while watchingVeronica Mars, like we did way back in olden times. Big deal. At least your diversity of content from these streaming services gets tripled, all for just $13 a month.
So get to bundling, and once you’re ready to watch check out our curated lists of the bestmoviesandTV showsto watch on Disney+ and bestmoviesandTV showsto watch on Hulu.