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  Published in Media and Entertainment on Tuesday, October 7th 2025 at 17:23 GMT by CNET
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Prime Day’s 3‑for‑2 Streaming Bonanza: A Deep Dive into the Deal That’s Turning Heads

When Amazon throws open the doors to its Prime Day sales, it’s not just about discounted headphones or kitchen gadgets—though those are never far from the headlines. This year, the tech giant is banking on a deal that will probably make more than a dozen households a little happier: a “3‑for‑2” bundle that lets you get three streaming services for the price of two. The offer, dubbed the “Disney+ bundle,” is the centerpiece of a wider push to capture cord‑cutters looking for a cheaper way to binge, laugh, and stay in the know.

The Core of the Offer

At its heart, the deal brings together Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+ in a single monthly subscription. The trio normally runs on a tier‑by‑tier basis: Disney+ $6.99/month, Hulu (ad‑supported) $5.99/month, and ESPN+ $4.99/month. Combined, those add up to $17.97 per month. Amazon has cut that number down to $13.99/month for the first 12 months—a savings of nearly $4 a month. After the introductory period, the price jumps to $23.99/month, which is in line with the price of Disney+ alone, but the bundle still gives access to the entire Disney+ catalogue, Hulu’s ad‑supported streaming of thousands of titles, and the full ESPN+ sports library.

The “3‑for‑2” label comes from the fact that, for the first year, you’re effectively paying for only two of those three services (hence “3 for the price of 2”). While the headline suggests a perfect two‑for‑one discount, the actual mathematics show it’s more of a bundled savings—Amazon’s version of “you pay $14 and we’ll give you $18 worth of entertainment.”

What You Get

• Disney+: A library of Disney classics, Pixar animation, Marvel Cinematic Universe releases, Star Wars, National Geographic, and a growing slate of originals such as “The Mandalorian” and “WandaVision.” The service is free of ads, and the streaming quality ranges from HD to 4K Ultra‑HD.

• Hulu (ad‑supported): A streaming platform that offers a large catalog of current and past seasons of popular TV shows, films, and Hulu original programming. The ad‑supported tier is priced lower than the ad‑free subscription but does include occasional commercial breaks.

• ESPN+: A live sports and on‑demand platform that covers soccer, baseball, basketball, college sports, tennis, and exclusive programming such as the “ESPN+ League Pass.” For sports fans, this is the cheapest way to keep up with the majors and the minor leagues.

All three services are available across the same devices that support each individual platform: smartphones, tablets, smart TVs, streaming sticks, and game consoles. The bundle doesn’t add any new devices or require any special hardware; it’s simply a pricing convenience.

How to Grab the Deal

1. Go to the Amazon website: Once you’re logged into your account, navigate to the “Disney+ bundle” page. The article includes a direct link (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CRZV6X6L) that you can click from the CNET story to jump straight to the subscription page.

2. Add the bundle to your cart: The bundle comes pre‑loaded with all three services, and you’ll see the discounted monthly price right there. You can choose a one‑month or a one‑year subscription; the first year’s price is automatically discounted to $13.99/month.

3. Checkout: If you’re already a Prime member, you’ll enjoy a small discount on the checkout price, and you’ll also have free shipping and Prime Video access to keep the “all‑in‑one” appeal. If you’re not a Prime member, you can still subscribe—just be aware that the discounted price applies to the bundle only.

4. Start streaming: Once you’ve paid, you’ll receive login credentials for each service within 24 hours. You can immediately start watching Disney+ shows, Hulu originals, and ESPN+ live games.

The deal is available for a limited time—specifically tied to the Amazon Prime Day window that runs from the end of June into early July. Once Prime Day ends, the discounted price will no longer be offered unless Amazon extends the promotion.

Fine Print and Trade‑offs

• Price Increase After 12 Months: As mentioned, after the first year the monthly cost climbs to $23.99. This isn’t a surprise; many streaming bundles do the same. That said, for anyone who enjoys the combination of Disney+ and Hulu for a year or more, it’s still cheaper than subscribing to each individually.

• Limited to the Ad‑Supported Hulu Tier: If you’d rather pay for Hulu’s ad‑free experience, that won’t be included in the bundle. You’d have to upgrade separately at $11.99/month.

• No “Free” Amazon Prime: While Prime Day often includes a free Prime membership for a limited period, the Disney+ bundle does not come bundled with free Amazon Prime. That means you can’t get the bundle and Prime for free simultaneously, though the Prime discount on checkout helps.

• Geographic Restrictions: The bundle is only available to US‑based customers. If you’re located outside the United States, you’ll need to wait for a similar promotion in your country.

• Cancellation Policy: You can cancel anytime via your Amazon account, and you’ll be refunded for any remaining portion of the subscription, up to the monthly rate.

Why It Matters

In a streaming landscape that’s already crowded with dozens of platforms, bundling is a smart way to reduce costs and keep more content in one place. Amazon’s decision to bundle Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+ aligns with its broader strategy of adding value for Prime members while also monetizing its own ecosystem of streaming services.

For families that love Disney movies and want to keep up with the latest TV series without the clutter of multiple logins, this bundle offers a single, low‑cost solution. Sports fans who enjoy watching soccer, MLB, NBA, or college athletics find that ESPN+ gives them the coverage they need without paying the full price for the premium ESPN packages.

Moreover, by tying the bundle to Prime Day, Amazon taps into a high‑traffic period where consumers are already primed to make bulk purchases. The timing of the promotion maximizes visibility and encourages people to try a new service they might otherwise skip.

Bottom Line

The “3‑for‑2” Disney+ bundle is a no‑frills, straightforward way to get three of America’s most popular streaming services at a discount for the first year. With Disney+’s rich library, Hulu’s ever‑growing slate, and ESPN+’s live sports, the deal offers a compelling value proposition. The key caveat is the price increase after 12 months, but for most users that won’t be a show‑stopper.

If you’re planning on a streaming overhaul or just want to fill your evenings with a variety of shows and sports, it’s worth taking a quick look during Prime Day’s 72‑hour window. A single click could unlock a year of content for just under $14 a month—a savings that would otherwise have required multiple subscriptions. Happy streaming!