Hulu On Disney+ Launches Today — Bringing Shows Like ‘The Bear’ And ‘Only Murders In The Building’ To Disney+ Bundle Subscribers

By Samantha Nungesser @samjnungesser
Published March 27, 2024, 10:00 a.m. ET

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Starting today, Disney bundle subscribers will be able to view Hulu‘s entire library on Disney+.

The duo package — titled Hulu on Disney+ — allows Hulu exclusive shows like Grey’s Anatomy, The Bear and Only Murders in the Building as well as critically acclaimed movies like Poor Things to be streamed right from Disney+. Those who subscribe to the bundle will find a Hulu tile on their Disney+ homepage, right next to other Disney pillars like Marvel and Pixar.

“The collective power of Disney+ and Hulu — outstanding originals from the most powerful brands and studios in the industry, libraries filled with decades of iconic favorites, and industry-leading advertising and technological capabilities — is transformative,” Joe Earley, President of Direct-to-Consumer at Disney Entertainment, said in a press release obtained by DECIDER.

He continued, “Today’s official launch of Hulu on Disney+ gives viewers even more opportunities to easily discover and enjoy thousands of titles all in one place, underscoring the extraordinary value of the Disney Bundle.”

The company hopes that “Hulu dominant” subscribers with access to Disney+ will now spend more time using the latter, per Deadline. 

“They don’t know that there is a lot of content on Disney+ for them,” Earley said. “They’ve likely been coming in for discrete viewing and then going back to Hulu.”

Hulu on Disney+ costs $2 more than the standalone subscriptions, which are still offered for those who aren’t interested in the package. Meanwhile, Disney bundles start at $9.99.

“This marks the most significant technical, operational, and product evolution for Disney+ since its launch — one that reflects a wider technology transformation that we have been undertaking,” Aaron LaBerge, President & CTO of Disney Entertainment & ESPN, said in the press release.

He added, “That work is going to drive an enhanced, more engaging user experience with Disney+ and lays the foundation for the innovations and enhancements we are planning for the future.”

Happy streaming!