Three ways to avoid the Disney+ price hike – plan ahead to save up to £36

MILLIONS of Brits will see their Disney+ subscription cost increase by £3 in November.

All accounts will be bumped up a new premium tier costing £10.99 per month.

There will still be a £7.99 standard tier but you'll get less for your money - only two concurrent streams per account and only 1080p video quality.

The firm is also launching an ad-supported tier for £4.99.

But if you want to keep all the good stuff for the price you currently pay, there are a few tricks that could help you avoid it with some simple planning ahead - at least for a year anyway.

Pay for a year upfront

You can buy a year's access to Disney+ upfront for £79.90.

If you buy this just before the price hikes on November 1, you could go for a whole year with the old, lower price.

Subscribe through O2

O2 allows you to subscribe to Disney+ through your mobile bill.

Doing so, takes £2 off your overall bill with Disney+ included.

If this deal continues after November 1, it could help you offset some of the extra costs.

Use Clubcard points

If you have some Tesco Clubcard points spare you could get Disney+ for free.

The offer allows you to turn every £12 in vouchers into £24 to use for a three month subscription to Disney+.

When are the Disney+ prices going up?

You need to time any switch well - doing it now would be a waste.

It's better to enjoy the last few months paying £7.99, then make a change before the new prices are introduced officially on November 1.

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