Disney Plus on Apple TV: how to get it and start watching now
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WhenDisney Pluslaunched in 2019, fans of Disney,Marvel, and Pixar rejoiced at the convenience of having classics likeStar Warsand favorites like Moana together in one streaming app. For those apart ofApple’s ecosystem, it couldn’t be easier to watch Disney Plus on Apple TV devices either. That means you’ll be able to stream originals like The Book of Boba Fett, She-Hulk, and The Simpsons short films.
If you haven’t signed up for an account yet, check out our guide on how to get the bestDisney Plus pricewhen signing up. Meanwhile, in this article, we’ll go over everything you need to know to watch Disney Plus onApple TV, including how to install the app and what’s currently available to stream.
Can I get Disney Plus on Apple TV?
Disney Plus is available in the Apple App Store for download on Apple TV. However, the App Store is not available on older models of Apple TV. If you have anApple TV HDorApple TV 4K, the App Store comes as standard on your device.
If you have an Apple TV 3 or earlier, you will not be able to download Disney Plus directly to your device. However, you can use AirPlay to cast content from other compatible Apple iOS devices (for example, your iPhone or iPad) to your Apple TV.
How to install Disney Plus on Apple TV
Installing Disney Plus on Apple TV is simple, fast, and easy. Here’s how:
If you have multiple Apple TV users in your home, set up up to seven profiles on one account.
What can I watch on Disney Plus with Apple TV?
Disney Plus has a large library of content, from classic Disney animated movies like Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, to Disney renaissance favorites like The Lion King, to newer Pixar films like Frozen and Frozen II. The new live-action remakes of Disney movies like Beauty and the Beast and Pinocchio are also available for streaming on Disney Plus.
For Star Wars buffs, Disney Plus is a must have. Every Star Wars movie is available to stream on Disney Plus, as well as the wave of TV series like The Mandalorian and Obi-Wan Kenobi.
If Marvel movies are more your speed, Disney Plus has you covered, too.Watch every Marvel movie in orderand enjoy the latest phase including Ms Marvel, Loki, and WandaVision.
Of course, customers in the UK, Australia, Canada and other territories will be able to enjoyStar on Disney Plusnow, too. Hosting boxsets for old favorites like Desperate Housewives, Grey’s Anatomy, and 24, there are also tons of Star Originals constantly being added, too.
It’s safe to say you get a lot for theDisney Plus price.
What other streaming services are available on Apple TV?
Most of your favorite streaming services are available on Apple TV, with apps available fromNetflix,HBO Max,AmazonPrime Video, andHulu, among others. You can also binge The Office on Peacock or explore the final frontier withStar Trek: Picard on CBS All Access.
If the streaming app you’re looking for didn’t come pre-installed on your Apple TV, simply search for it in the App Store.
What other devices can I watch Disney Plus on?
Disney Plus is available on most devices, including desktop computers,Roku,LGTV, Chromebook and Chromecast,SonyPlaystation 4 and Sony Smart TV, iPhone and iPad, Android, and Xbox One. Originally, Disney Plus was not going to be available on Amazon devices—but the two companies reached an agreement and you can now stream Disney Plus on Amazon Fire devices and smart TVs.
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Sarah James is a freelance video game writer with bylines at PC Gamer, TechRadar, Official PlayStation Magazine, PCGamesN, Kotaku UK, RockPaperShotgun, GamesRadar, Red Bull Gaming, GAMINGbible, and more.
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