Disney+ users complain that streaming site is down
STREAMING giant Disney+ has gone down for thousands of users paying for the premium service, according to complaints online.
Subscribers say they are met with a stubborn error code when trying to access the site.
Thousands of customers are flagging 403 forbidden error codes to Downdetector.
These error signals are normally caused by broken permissions systems on the site manager’s end – they are not the fault of the subscriber.
More than half of the reports say the website is failing, while about a quarter of customers can get on the platform but cannot stream video.
Disney+’s official social media accounts have not mentioned or explained the outage.
But a Disney+ representative left a comment in a Downdetector thread:
“Thank you everyone for your patience, I am a Disney plus representative. It does appear that the services are down, may depend on your location. But we are aware and currently working on it.”
“Serious problems at @DisneyPlus and no update from them. I hope they will be reimbursing their subscribers,” one frustrated customer wrote on Twitter.
“Why is disney+ down when i’m trying to watch a movie,” another Twitter user added.
Outage reports peaked at around 12:00PM this afternoon.
Disney+ platforms all of the Walt Disney Company’s intellectual property.
This includes the Disney princess series, the Marvel superhero films, all of the Star Wars content, and more.
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Disney+ boasts nearly 140million global subscribers, according to Statistica.
The US Sun has reached out to Disney+ for comment.
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