Disney+ to Launch 7,000-Won Ad Plan in Korea on November 10
Disney+ also raises its Standard plan to 11,500 won and Premium to 16,500 won per month starting the same day, according to ZDNet Korea.
Disney+ will launch an ad-supported subscription plan in Korea on November 10, priced at 7,000 won per month, and will raise the prices of its existing Standard and Premium plans on the same day, according to ZDNet Korea.
The ad-supported tier offers 1080p Full HD quality and streaming on up to two devices at once. Subscribers can add one extra user for 4,000 won per month.
The Standard plan rises from 9,900 won to 11,500 won per month, while Premium goes from 13,900 won to 16,500 won per month.
Disney+ enters a market where ad-supported options are already established. Netflix's ad-supported Standard plan costs 7,000 won per month with 1080p quality and up to two simultaneous streams, while the combined TVING and Wavve ad-supported package is also priced at 7,000 won per month.
TVING's ad-supported plan and Wavve's ad-supported plan each cost 5,500 won per month. Coupang Play is among the other services operating in the Korean market.
Quick answers
When does the Disney+ ad-supported plan launch in Korea?
It launches on November 10 and costs 7,000 won per month.
How much will Disney+ Standard and Premium cost after the change?
Standard rises to 11,500 won per month and Premium to 16,500 won per month from November 10.
What quality and device limits does the Disney+ ad plan have?
It offers 1080p Full HD quality and streaming on up to two devices at once, with one extra user addable for 4,000 won per month.