Verizon starts offering Disney bundle with ESPN Unlimited to customers

The mascot of ESPN's streaming app. (Courtesy photo) — The mascot of ESPN’s streaming app. (Courtesy photo)

Verizon has refreshed some of its Disney-related streaming perks, with two new bundles offering access to the streaming sports plan ESPN Unlimited, the company confirmed to The Desk on Tuesday.

Starting this week, Verizon customers with an eligible MyHome Internet plan or MyPlan wireless service will be able to choose between three different Disney streaming bundles. All three bundles cost less when purchased through Verizon’s service compared to their retail value.

The three new bundles are:

Disney Trio Bundle: Disney Plus Premium, Hulu (No Ads) and ESPN Select (formerly ESPN Plus) for $20 per month ($10 discount)
Disney Bundle with ESPN Unlimited: Disney Plus with Ads, Hulu with Ads and ESPN Unlimited for $26 per month ($10 discount)
Disney Trio Premium Bundle with ESPN Unlimited: Disney Plus Premium, Hulu (No Ads) and ESPN Unlimited for $35 per month ($9 discount)

ESPN Select includes live games from ESPN Plus, while ESPN Unlimited includes ESPN Select games as well as live access to the ESPN cable multiplex over streaming.

The Disney streaming packages are among 13 different streaming and subscription offerings available to Verizon’s MyHome and MyPlan subscribers.

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