Disney+ Now at Almost 29 Million Paid Users in Nearly 3 Months Through February's first week, CEO Bob Iger says <br />28.6 million paid subscriptions have been recorded. Disney CEO Bob Iger, via investors call Those who sign up for the <br />Disney streaming bundle are<br />also considered to be subscribers. In addition to Disney+, this package <br />also gives you Hulu and ESPN+. Disney+ originally premiered in the U.S. and Canada on November 12. 26.5 million signed up by <br />the end of 2019, including <br />10 million within its first day. In terms of initial signups, Iger adds that <br />half of them were through Disney. A promotion through Verizon, which gave customers access for free, accounted for 20 percent. Currently, Disney+ is only available in a few countries, including U.S., Canada and Australia. The $7-per-month service <br />will expand to certain <br />European countries this Spring.
