Disney Plus will be available on Xbox One at launch - here's how to get it
Disney Plus has finally launched in the UK and will be available on a number of popular devices, including Xbox One.
The new streaming service, which will be home to Star Wars series The Mandalorian, is one of many available on Microsoft's gaming console.
You can download it on Disney Plus just like the other streaming apps giving you access to Disney Plus originals, classic shows and films. If you've already got Netflix this will all be easy peasy for you, if not we have a quick and easy guide to downloading Disney Plus on your Xbox One.
Sign up for Disney+ for £5.99 a month or £59.99 a month now
Yes, Disney Plus is available as an app from the Microsoft Store on Xbox One, along with other popular streaming services like Netflix, Amazon Prime Video and NOW TV.
However, you will need a subscription to Disney Plus in order to stream its content on your Xbox One. You can get an annual subscription for £59.99 or a monthly for £5.99 per month. Sorry, but Disney Plus is not available on Xbox 360.
The Disney Plus app is free to download from the Microsoft Store, but you will need to be paying a subscription to the service in order to watch its content.
Disney Plus is available for £5.99 per month, or alternatively you can pay for an entire year upfront for £59.99, a saving of 15 per cent.
Once the install has finished, you will be able to sign in to Disney Plus on your Xbox One and start enjoying its content. The app is free to download so you won't be asked for payment, but you can only sign in if you've subscribed.
You can now get access to the app in the My Games and apps tab on your Home screen.
You can also use Disney Plus on the Amazon firestick and the PS4.
Wondering what to watch now you're all set up? We have a best TV shows on Disney Plus guide as well as a best movies on Disney Plus guide.
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