Disney +

[JAD19]

If I activate Disney + as part of my Sky Stream package, do I have to pay extra on my Sky subscription?

[Angel_Aka]

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@JAD19 wrote:

If I activate Disney + as part of my Sky Stream package, do I have to pay extra on my Sky subscription?

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No. The standard with ads subscription to Disney+ comes 'free' with your existing subscription. You only pay extra if you want Disney+ ad-free or in 4K/HDR on multiple devices at once. 

[Daniel0210]

@JAD19 

I have moved your post into the thread discussing the launch of the Disney+ app and any teething problems.

[JAD19]

That is what I gathered, but I just wanted to make sure. Thanks for your input Angel_AKA.

[CoolOne2]

Hi Kevin I just got Disney Plus premium on sky market place. Will I be charged twice as I had the Disney App Premium before I got it from Sky Ultimate package.
Sergio

[Nigelb1972]

@CoolOne2 Link your current Disney+ account to your Sky account as per the on screen instructions. This will set up Disney+ Basic with Adverts which you can upgrade to Premium for £9. 

Once Sky take over the billing, Disney+ should automatically refund any balance left from your other account.

[CoolOne2]

Ok Thanks 

just wanted to be clear on subscription prices 

[Woody11]

Hi helpful peeps

I pay annually for my disney but also pay monthly for an extra member via Disney.

Would this be reflected in my Sky tier once I log in?

Thanks in advance.

Woody

[SKY1992bf]

@Woody11  Extra members aren't supported with sky

Correction existing extra members paying monthly will see their membership transfer across 

customers paying annually will have extra membership cancelled on transfer 

[MarkGoldsmith]

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@Woody11 wrote:

Hi helpful peeps

I pay annually for my disney but also pay monthly for an extra member via Disney.

Would this be reflected in my Sky tier once I log in?

Thanks in advance.

Woody

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@Woody11 as per the FAQ here: https://www.sky.com/help/articles/disney-plus-faqs?irct=cn-svod-disney-faq-dis-art

"Sky don't offer Extra Member subscriptions, but if you have this through your monthly subscription, this will remain active directly with Disney. If you have an Extra Member through an annual plan, this will cancel if you transfer your subscription to Sky."

[Woody11]

Thankyou for the info. The extra member was started separately from the annual charge and I get billed monthly for the £5.99

Does that mean I can switch the annual over to Sky and keep paying the extra member aspect separately?

Thanks again.

[SKY1992bf]

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@Woody11 wrote:

Thankyou for the info. The extra member was started separately from the annual charge and I get billed monthly for the £5.99

Does that mean I can switch the annual over to Sky and keep paying the extra member aspect separately?

Thanks again.

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@Woody11  I don't think so but I'll see if I can get confirmation 

[lettice]

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@Woody11 wrote:

Thankyou for the info. The extra member was started separately from the annual charge and I get billed monthly for the £5.99

Does that mean I can switch the annual over to Sky and keep paying the extra member aspect separately?

Thanks again.

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Sky don't offer Extra Member subscriptions, but if you have this through your monthly subscription, this will remain active directly with Disney.

If you have an Extra Member through an annual plan, this will cancel if you transfer your subscription to Sky.

As described here;

https://www.sky.com/help/articles/disney-plus-faqs

Same info from Disney too

https://help.disneyplus.com/en-GB/article/disneyplus-sky

[Nesslad]

Thank you I will give that a try 

[Feebee71]

@lettice 

Thank you so much for your advice. So, if I've understood correctly, don't transfer over yet, wait until my subscription is due to renew next month but cancel it before the payment date; then, the following day, activate my new subscription with Sky  and opt for the premium subscription then add a payment card - we want to retain the premium subscription as we have the app on my iPad, the kids tablets and our smart tv upstairs as well as on our Sky Glass.