How to Cancel Disney+
Don’t let unused subscriptions drain your bank account. Follow our verified instructions to cancel your Disney+ subscription on any device.
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End of Billing Cycle
Cancellation Steps
Sign in to your account
Open DisneyPlus.com in a computer or mobile browser and sign in with the email and password you used when you subscribed directly.
Go to Account
Click (or tap) your profile in the top corner, then select Account from the menu.
Open your subscription
Under the Subscription section, select your Disney+ plan, then click (or tap) Cancel Subscription.
Confirm cancellation
Choose a reason for canceling and complete the final cancellation page. You'll keep access until the end of your current billing period and receive a confirmation email.
If you were billed through a third party
If you signed up via a partner such as Apple, Google, Amazon, Roku, or a provider like Verizon or Spectrum, you must cancel directly through that company, not Disney+.
Refund Policy
Disney+ generally does not offer refunds for partial subscription periods. After cancelling, you retain access until the end of the current billing cycle.
- No pro-rated refunds for the unused portion.
- Access continues until the paid period expires.
Common Issues
Subscribed Through a Partner?
If you got Disney+ via Apple, Google, Amazon, Hulu/Disney bundle, or a mobile/TV provider, cancel in that platform's subscription settings — Disney's own page won't show a cancel option.
Bundle Considerations
If Disney+ is part of a bundle with Hulu or ESPN, cancelling may affect the other services or change pricing — review the bundle details before confirming.
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