Disney+ Terms of Use

Disney+ sets the rules for using its streaming service: you get a personal, limited right to watch content, but you cannot share your subscription outside your household or use the content for any AI or commercial purpose. Your subscription renews automatically unless you cancel before your billing period ends, and if you have a dispute with Disney+, you generally must resolve it through individual arbitration rather than in court. Subscribers on ad-free tiers should be aware that certain content may still play with ads where streaming rights require it.

The Disney+ Terms of Use establish the conditions under which Disney+ delivers its streaming service to individual users. The document grants users a limited, personal, revocable, non-exclusive, non-transferable, and non-sublicensable license to stream or temporarily download copyrighted content, while restricting use to personal, noncommercial purposes and prohibiting household sharing outside the user's Service Tier. Subscriptions auto-renew unless cancelled before the end of the current billing period, refunds for partial terms are not provided except as required by law or at Disney+'s sole and absolute discretion, and the platform's total liability to any user is capped at one thousand U.S. dollars. Disputes with Disney+, ESPN, and/or Hulu must be resolved through binding individual arbitration, with a class action and representative-proceeding waiver, subject only to small claims court and intellectual property exceptions. The document additionally prohibits all AI and machine learning activities in connection with Disney+ content across the full lifecycle of AI development.

As a Disney+ user, your subscription renews automatically at the end of each billing period — you can cancel at any time before that period ends, but you will retain access until the period closes and will not receive a refund for any unused portion. The content license you receive is strictly personal, non-transferable, and revocable, and you cannot share access with people outside your household unless your Service Tier permits it. If you pay for an ad-free tier, you may still encounter ads on content where streaming rights require them. If a dispute arises, you are required to pursue it through binding individual arbitration and cannot join a class action. To avoid an unwanted renewal charge, cancel before your current billing period ends using the cancellation instructions provided by Disney+.