Existing Telekom customers are currently being rewarded with a free Disney+ subscription. Netzwelt reveals how you can stream for free for a year.
Disney+: Telekom is giving you a subscription (Source: Disney, Telekom)
- One year of Disney+ for free: sounds too good to be true, but it isn’t – at least not for Telekom customers.
- However, it is not entirely clear which users are eligible for this gift, you just have to try it out.
- Furthermore, Disney has an obvious ulterior motive for this offer.
Walt Disney Studios celebrated its 100th anniversary on October 16, but the celebrations aren’t over yet. Existing Telekom customers now benefit from this because they are given almost a whole year of Disney+ for free. You can use the streaming service free of charge until October 16, 2024, i.e. until the next Disney+ birthday.
You can take advantage of the free subscription in your MeinMagenta app. However, the offer only applies to Telekom customers who are eligible to book and Telekom does not explain in more detail which and how many users are eligible for this deal. In our editorial team, a T-Mobile contract was enough to be eligible for the offer.
So just try it out, go to the “Moments” tab in the “MeinMagenta” app and you’ll see the Disney+ deal there – or not.
Good for Disney, good for you From December 15th on Disney+: “Indiana Jones and the Wheel of Destiny” (Source: Lucasfilm / Disney)
Of course, there is more to this offer than just generosity. Anyone who receives a free Disney+ offer will receive the new “standard subscription with advertising,” which was introduced in Germany on November 1, 2023. The subscription expires automatically and new subscribers have no disadvantages with this offer, but Disney+ also benefits from these free subscriptions.
The more viewers use the advertising subscription, the more Disney ultimately earns from its advertising partners. Just like Netflix, Disney is now trying to attract more and more subscribers to the cheapest subscription tariff, which is associated with large advertising revenues.
By the way, there doesn’t seem to be a way to convert Telekom’s free Disney+ subscription into a standard or premium subscription by upgrading. Of course, if Telekom offers you the advertising subscription, it can’t hurt to gratefully accept Disney’s generosity – despite the company’s ulterior motives.
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