What's The Cheapest Way To Get Disney Plus

Let's be honest. We all want Disney Plus. Who doesn't want to binge-watch The Mandalorian or revisit classic animated movies? But that monthly bill can sting.

So, what's the absolute, rock-bottom, scraping-the-barrel cheapest way to get Disney Plus? Buckle up, friends, because I'm about to reveal some potentially controversial secrets.

Option 1: Begging... I Mean, Borrowing

Okay, let's get the obvious one out of the way. Do you have friends? Family? Neighbors who already subscribe?

Casually (or not so casually) drop hints about how much you love Baby Yoda. Maybe they'll take pity on you. Maybe. Sharing is caring, right?

However, beware the password-sharing police! And the awkwardness of being constantly reminded you're leeching off someone else's generosity. Still, it's technically free!

Option 2: The "Accidental" Free Trial

Remember free trials? Disney Plus sometimes offers them (or at least, they used to!). Keep your eyes peeled for special promotions.

Pro-tip: Mark your calendar the day before the trial ends! Set alarms! Do whatever it takes to avoid that auto-renewal charge. We've all been there.

And remember, creating multiple accounts under different email addresses and using different credit cards...well, let's just say that's a morally gray area. I'm not recommending it. Just...pointing it out as an option.

Option 3: The Package Deal Power Play

Disney Plus is often bundled with other streaming services. Hello, Hulu and ESPN+!

Sometimes, these bundles can be cheaper than subscribing to Disney Plus alone. It's like they want you to watch everything!

Do the math carefully. Figure out if you'd actually use the other services. Otherwise, you're just paying for stuff you don't need. (Like that gym membership you swore you'd use...)

Option 4: The "Unpopular Opinion" Route

Okay, here's where things get spicy. Are you ready for my truly revolutionary, possibly heretical idea?

Ready?

Wait.

I know, it sounds crazy. But hear me out. Disney Plus rotates content. Some shows and movies disappear for a while.

Instead of subscribing every month, subscribe only when there's something you really want to watch. Binge it. Then cancel.

It's like a strategic streaming strike! You only pay when you decide it's worth it. Gasp!

Sure, you might miss out on some stuff. But think of the money you'll save! Plus, you'll have more time to, you know, go outside. Or read a book. Or contemplate the existential dread of constantly consuming content.

The Real Cheapest Option?

Honestly? The absolute cheapest way to get Disney Plus is probably to just...not get it. I know, I know, blasphemy!

But there are plenty of free things to do. Parks, libraries, staring blankly at the wall... the possibilities are endless (and cost zero dollars!).

Of course, you'd be missing out on all those Disney treasures. So, maybe just stick with borrowing your friend's password. Wink, wink.