Disney+ to increase monthly prices for Singapore subscribers by up to $4 from Dec 17
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The Disney+ streaming service was first launched in Singapore in 2021 with a subscription fee of $11.98 a month.
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SINGAPORE – Singapore subscribers of Disney’s streaming service will have to pay up to $4 more a month come December.
According to the Disney+ website, users on the Standard plan will have to pay $18.98 a month, up from the previous $15.98. Those on the Premium plan will have to fork out $22.98 a month, up from $18.98.
Changes to the monthly subscription prices will take effect from Dec 17, it said.
However, the yearly subscription fee for both plans remains unchanged, at $159.98 for the Disney+ Standard plan and $189.98 for the Disney+ Premium plan.
Adding an extra member for each plan will cost $1 more at $7.98 a month, up from $6.98.
When the streaming service was first launched in Singapore in 2021, subscription was priced at $11.98 a month, or $119.98 a year.
The service carries titles from iconic film brands such as Marvel, Pixar, Star Wars, Disney and National Geographic, as well as titles from the Star brand.
Disney+ Standard allows users to watch on up to two devices at a time, supports up to 5.1 audio, and offers 1080p Full HD video.
Meanwhile, the Premium plan allows users to watch on up to four devices at a time, and offers immersive sound up to Dolby Atmos audio, and 4K UHD & HDR video.
In October, American pop superstar Taylor Swift had announced that she will be releasing a concert film and a six-part documentary series chronicling the final leg of her extremely successful The Eras Tour on the platform on Dec 12.
