The peak time for deals on streaming services — the holiday shopping season — has come and gone, but Disney is back with a new offer for the new year. New and eligible returning subscribers can get one month of ad support Disney + Hulu Bundle for only $10. That’s $3 off the usual monthly rate for the bundle, and more than a 58 percent discount if you consider the prices for each service individually (Disney + at $12 per month and, separately, Hulu also at $12 per month).

We’d be remiss if we didn’t mention that it’s not as good as the Black Friday deal we saw last year, which offered the same bundle for $5 per month for a year. However, if you missed that offer or just want to try out Disney+ and Hulu for a short time, this is a great way to do it.

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Try Disney+ and Hulu’s ad-supported plan for just $10 a month.

Disney+ and Hulu create one of the most balanced streaming pairings available, mixing family-friendly favorites with acclaimed originals and network TV staples. Disney+ brings an extensive library of animated classics, blockbuster franchises and exclusive content from Marvel, Pixar, Star Wars and National Geographic. This is the place to stream almost every Star Wars film and series, including the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe line and the latest Disney theatrical releases.

Hulu balances things out with a more mature lineup of adult current TV shows, network series and a growing list of award-winning originals. The platform hosts series like The Bear, The Handmaid’s Tale and Building Kills Onlyalong with comedies, thrillers and documentaries that regularly appear in awards conversations. It’s also home to next-day streaming of ABC and FX shows, especially useful if you’ve cut the cable cord but still want to keep up with primetime TV.

The Duo Basic bundle combines these two services under one subscription, offering a simple way to expand your library without juggling multiple accounts. This tier includes ads on both platforms, but the trade-off is a significant savings compared to paying for each service separately. For many households, that’s an acceptable compromise if it means access to such a wide range of content.

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