Disney+ Terms of Use

This document is the Disney+, ESPN, and Hulu Subscriber Agreement (updated February 5, 2026), governing subscriber access to the Disney+, ESPN, and Hulu streaming services operated by Disney Platform Distribution, Inc., BAMTech, LLC, and Hulu, LLC respectively, on a contractual basis requiring affirmative acceptance. The agreement states that subscriptions auto-renew at the then-current rate unless cancelled, that prices may be changed with 30 days notice, and that the services are licensed (not sold) subject to geographic and device restrictions; the terms authorize Disney to suspend or terminate accounts for policy violations without refund of prepaid fees. A mandatory binding arbitration clause and class action waiver apply to virtually all disputes outside small claims court, with a 30-day opt-out window from first subscription; the agreement also asserts a broad intellectual property license over user-submitted content and disclaims warranties to the fullest extent permitted by law. The document engages the FTC Act (unfair and deceptive practices), COPPA (age eligibility requirements for minors), CCPA and applicable US state privacy laws (referenced via incorporated Privacy Policy), and the Federal Arbitration Act (mandatory arbitration clause); applicable law varies significantly by jurisdiction, and certain provisions such as class action waivers and limitation of liability clauses may be constrained or unenforceable in specific states or international jurisdictions. California residents and EU/UK subscribers are subject to additional or different terms, and the agreement's broad indemnification and warranty disclaimer provisions warrant independent legal review for compliance and enforceability across the service's international footprint.