Disney+ debuted earlier this month and quickly garnered 10 million subscribers on launch day. The latest way to get the streaming service for free is buying a Chromebook this holiday season.
Update 6/26: Earlier this week, Google brought back the 3 months of Disney+ offer for Chromebook owners. If your device is eligible, visit this site to get a promo code that you’ll enter during sign-up in Disney+ for Android.
From June 22, 2020 until September 30, 2020, Chromebook users get 3 months of Disney+ (new subscribers only).*
Original 11/25/19: The Chromebook perks landing page (via Android Police) this evening prominently advertises three months of free Disney+ when you activate a new device:
Incredible stories meet the power of Chromebook. New subscribers get 3 months of Disney+ when they activate a new Chromebook between 11/25/2019 and 1/31/2020.
A Just Black Pixelbook Go with the tablet version of Disney+ for Android is used as cover art. This $20.97 offer is valid until the end of January “or while supplies last” in the United States.
A page for the free Chromebook Disney+ promo lets you “Redeem offer” with full instructions below. You will get a promo code and are advised to download the app from the Play Store where you’ll enter the code.
- Activate your new Chromebook and select the offer from the Google Chromebooks Offers Site at www.google.com/chromebook/perks to receive a promo code,
- Download the Disney+ app from the Google Play Store on your Chromebook,
- Create a Disney+ account in the app and accept the Disney+ Subscriber Agreement, and
- Select your desired payment method for the auto-renewing subscription, click “Redeem Code,” and enter your promo code. Promotional offer code is one-time use only and is non-transferable.
Compared to Apple TV+ and Amazon, Google does not have a real streaming service competitor. YouTube Originals is mostly focussed on fostering Creator content on the platform, and has not pursued the prestige television game like its fellow tech companies.
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