The company’s latest earnings report is its first with no subscriber numbers from Disney+ or Hulu. Disney has made some big changes to how it reports earnings data for its streaming services Disney+ and Hulu.

Shareholders have been keenly focused on Disney’s streaming growth as linear TV continues to see declines in viewership.

While Disney has not yet confirmed when the integration will be complete, Nintendo Switch users should prepare for Feb. 5, as the official end of support. Viewers can bundle Disney+ with Hulu for $12.99 a month, $35.99 a month with ESPN+ Unlimited or $19.99 a month with HBO Max.

Hulu is estimated to have more than 55 million subscribers in the U.S. The service launched as a beta platform in 2007 before becoming available to the public in 2008. Disney purchased a majority stake in the company in 2019 and became its full owner in 2025.

Disney is raising the price of its streaming services in October, a hike that comes as the company prepares to bring back one of its biggest Hollywood stars, late-night comedian Jimmy Kimmel, this week. Starting next month, a basic Disney+ plan with ads ...

Disney’s fourth-quarter performance was mixed as a weaker performance from its television networks and some films was buffered by strength in its streaming business and theme parks. The Walt Disney Co. earned $1.31 billion, or 73 cents per share, for the ...

The service’s biggest story of the year will be the cementing of its place behind Netflix, and no one else in the streaming hierarchy. The year to come promises to be packed with headlines for Disney+.

Disney and Amazon produced the most streaming TV shows and films in 2025, according to new data from Reelgood.