Disney Plus subscribers will get "access to select live games and studio programming" from December, Disney CEO Bob Iger said.

Live sports and documentaries will be available through a dedicated ESPN Plus tile, similar to Disney's integration of Hulu. This article, Disney to integrate ESPN Plus content into Disney Plus, was first published at The Desk.

In a few weeks, Disney+ will add an ESPN “tile” to the streaming service — and the company will include some live sports and other ESPN shows even if you’re not an ESPN+ subscriber. Disney+ will introduce the ESPN tile for U.

The new tile is separate from ESPN Flagship, which will feature all of the channel's content. The post Disney+ is going to start adding free ESPN content to the streaming service appeared first on The Manual.

Disney plans to add an ESPN tile to Disney+ on December 4, giving subscribers to its “trio” streaming bundle access to ESPN+ content when they are on Disney+. The move is similar to what the company did with Hulu earlier this year.

The addition is part of the company’s plan of to bring a full sports offering to Disney+ and to launch ESPN’s DTC offering in fall of 2025

This morning, during the Walt Disney Company Q4/fiscal year-end investor call, it was announced that ESPN+ would be getting its own tile on Disney+ on December 4, 2024. ESPN+ Tile By adding the tile to the Disney+ site,

The streamer will allow customers who subscribe to the Disney Trio bundle to watch ESPN+ content from within the Disney+ app. Disney unveiled its earnings for its 2024 fiscal fourth quarter, revealing that it had grown its streaming customer base and boosted revenues from that segment of the company in the three months ending in September.