Want to stream on Disney+? It'll cost you more

The Mouse wants you to pay up! Oh boy!

Streaming continues to rise across the board—Disney+ just announced another price bump for the fourth year in a row.

Effective immediately (starting next month), subscribers to Disney+ Premium and Hulu+ Premium will have to pay $21.49 a month, an increase of $2.50, whereas the ad-free Disney+ and Hulu bundle will rise by $2 a month to $21.99. The ad-supported bundle will staying at $12.99.

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When it comes to bundles, the price of the Disney+, Hulu, ESPN ad-free Premium Select is increasing by $3 to $32.99. The Disney+, Hulu, ESPN Unlimited Bundle, with ads, will remain at $35.99, as is the ad-free Premium Unlimited Bundle at $44.99.

Every Disney+ plan increasing

Bundle changes

This is nothing new—many streamers have raised their prices as of late, including Peacock and Apple TV—and others are bundling up with other services. Prime Video just announced a new streaming bundle that includes AMC+, BritBox, MGM+, PBS Masterpiece and STARZ, in an effort to save folks money (and offer more). Disney+, Hulu and ESPN can also be bundled and Philo has teamed up with Paramount, MTV, A&E, BBC America, AMC and Hallmark for its bundle, among others…

The good news is that just this month, Disney+ added Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu, Poor Things, Wicked, Chad Powers Season 2, FX's The Drop: A Snowfall Saga, a Snowfall, Futurama Season 14 and It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia Season 18. American Horror Story: 13 premieres today and The Simpsons Season 37 and the Bob Dylan biopic drop on September 27. Plus, the archive of Disney classics is at your fingertips. 

If you don't mind ads, its basic plan is still pretty affordable comparably, but it's giving cable's Disney Channel.