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Yes, the time has finally arrived – Disney+ is landing in Ireland this March 24, which just so happens to be TOMORROW. We’re excited for it, the kids are excited for it – so excited.
We’ve already made up a list of our must-watch movies and tv shows to prioritise once the streaming service arrives. But a little secret that the kids don’t know is that we’ve also made a secret second list for after the kids go to bed.
Because, honestly, that’s our favourite thing about the newest streaming service – it’s got stuff for every single person in the family. Yes, it’s a wonderful service for the little ones and it’s nice to know that we don’t have to be extra vigilant and make sure they’re on the “kids account” at all times, but there’s also loads of content for us not-so-young watchers as well.
We’re particularly excited for all of the National Geographic documentaries that we’ll now have access to (LOVE a good science/nature/history documentary). But there are also tons fictional movies and shows that we’re dying to watch.
While the kids are waiting with bated breath for the likes of The Lion King, Cars, Toy Story, and the possibility of watching Frozen 50 times in a row, we’re counting down the hours until we can marathon all of The Simpsons episodes and the Marvel and Star Wars movies (and the much-awaited series The Mandalorian, from the Star Wars franchise). Though, of course, we’ll be throwing in a few Lizzie McGuire episodes and an “Under The Sea” singalong here and there. Then, of course, whenever we feel like getting the whole family crying for hours, we can introduce the kids to Old Yeller.
On second thought, maybe we’ll make that an evening movie and try to keep their sweet innocence alive for a little while longer… We can stick to showing them the level one heartbreakers for now, like Bambi and The Fox and the Hound. How can they be so sad but so great at the same time?
Disney+ really is a streaming service for families, which shows in how many user profiles you can have on just one account. The answer is seven, by the way. So everyone in the family can get shows tailored to fit exactly what they like AND you can have an extra profile for when the whole family is watching. Which means you’ll be recommended titles that will – hopefully – result in as few arguments as possible (always a bonus).
Each account can also stream to four separate devices simultaneously, so everyone can enjoy what they want at the same time (including us adults – hurrah!).
You can buy a subscription for just €6.99 a month or €69.99 for the entire year. However, if you sign up for a yearly subscription right now (or by the end of today, March 23), you can get your yearly subscription for just €59.99 and you’ll be ready to start streaming as soon as the service lands. Sounds like the only option to us.
Goodness knows we need all the help and extra entertainment we can get at the moment.
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