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It's $3 more a month. We can all talk about percentages but it's $3/mo or $36/year and not a big increase. I get feeling like it's a bait and switch but it's no
by lancesells 4y ago
It's $3 more a month. We can all talk about percentages but it's $3/mo or $36/year and not a big increase. I get feeling like it's a bait and switch but it's not a lot of money and not outrageous.
I'm not a Disney+ subscriber or even a fan of voluntary subscriptions but we should all be more outraged by food and housing prices than the cost of entertainment.
- Clent 4y agoAre you too young to have experienced cable pricing? The increase is more than inflation, which is already high. This will not be the last increase. I predict bi-yearly increases that keep the pricing well ahead of inflation.
- lancesells 4y agoI'm very old and know all about cable pricing. Not sure what that has to do with my comment though. That said, I haven't had cable in ~18 years so maybe I'm missing the correlation. It won't be the last price increase and it's nothing to do with inflation no matter what they say or indicate. I agree you'll see bi-yearly increases from every streaming service since they will all follow each other's lead. In 10 years Disney+ will most likely be twice the price it is today. They will raise prices until people stop paying which I suspect won't be happening for a very long time if ever.
- ChildOfChaos 4y agoI'm hearing this with everything though.... "It's just another $x" Prime, netflix etc etc, it's not just another $x, it's a lot of money when you add it up, particularly when Disney are not adding any additional value for doing so and instead just doing pure profiteering. There are a lot of companies out there seeing all the price increases in things and just using it as an excuse to increase there profits.