Disney+ to launch 7,000-won ad-supported plan on November 10
New Disney+ Ads Standard tier costs 7,000 won a month; new Standard and Premium subscribers will pay 11,500 won and 16,500 won from the same date.
Disney+ will introduce an ad-supported membership, Disney+ Ads Standard, at 7,000 won per month, the service announced. The plan launches progressively on November 10, and all users can sign up from November 17, according to techm.kr.
Disney+ Ads Standard may show ads before or during content and supports up to 1080p Full HD, up to 5.1 audio and simultaneous streaming on up to 2 devices. Subscribers can add one member outside the same household for an extra 4,000 won per month; that member uses a separate profile with its own login credentials.
From November 10, new subscribers will pay 11,500 won per month for Standard and 16,500 won per month for Premium. Existing subscribers keep their current membership price for the time being.
Disney+ lists Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, National Geographic, Hulu and ESPN among its content offerings, alongside originals such as 'Made in Korea Season 2', 'A Shop for Killers Season 2' and the variety show 'Sulrae Game', plus the upcoming 'Remarried Empress'.
Quick answers
How much does Disney+ Ads Standard cost?
It is priced at 7,000 won per month.
When can I sign up for Disney+ Ads Standard?
The plan launches progressively on November 10, and all users can sign up from November 17.
What will new Disney+ Standard and Premium subscribers pay?
From November 10, new subscribers pay 11,500 won per month for Standard and 16,500 won per month for Premium.