Walt Disney (NYSE:DIS) announced Tuesday that it will raise prices across its streaming packages starting October 21, marking the second round of hikes in a year.

The entertainment giant said the Disney+ ad-supported plan will climb by $2 to $11.99 per month, while the ad-free tier will rise $3 to $18.99 per month—or $189.99 annually, up $30. The Disney+ and Hulu ad-supported bundle will also rise $2 monthly, and packages that include Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN or HBO Max will each go up by $3 per month.

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National Football League’s exclusive streaming service (NFL+) pricing will remain unchanged, CNBC reported on Tuesday.

Disney had hinted at the hikes during its third-quarter earnings call, noting it expected modest subscriber growth in the final quarter of its fiscal year. The last round of increases came in October 2024, when most plans rose $1 to $2.

Walt Disney stock gained 0.81% year-to-date.

Price Actions: DIS stock closed lower by 0.28% to $112.25 on Tuesday.

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