Disney Plus Google Chromebook deal gets you three months streaming for FREE

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published 26 November 2019

Disney Plus (styled Disney+) is the hot new streaming service on the block, tearing up the market with a simply incredible library of top-tier movie and TV content. It is so good more than 10 million people signed up for Disney+ in the first 24 hours alone.

In addition, in a recent poll 63.4 per cent of people who hadn't already signed up to Disney Plus indicated that they would do in the future, with them won over by the idea of being able to stream the best Disney, Marvel, Pixar, and Star Wars content.

And, for anyone currently in that bracket of wanting to sign up for Disney Plus, this Google Chromebook Black Friday deal is definitely worth checking out, as it bags you three months of the streaming service for free.

We like this offer as well because it applies to any Chromebook over on Google's store, with models starting for a little as $179.

The full details of the deal can be viewed below:

Like the idea of a Disney+ subscription but are already set in terms of laptop? Well, then be sure to check out the two Disney Plus deals below, with access currently available for as little as $7.99 per month.

Best Disney Plus launch deals

Disney+ | Hulu | ESPN+ | $12.99 per month
This is the best launch bundle deal available for Disney+, delivering the hot new streaming service along with full access to Hulu and ESPN+ for just $12.99 per month. That's thousands of movies, TV shows, channels and live sports events, for one affordable price point. Indeed, when you consider that the standard Netflix plan costs $12.99 per month on its own, and delivers none of the Hulu or ESPN+ content, as well as a fraction of the Disney programming, the stunning value of this deal really becomes evident.

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