Free 1 Yr Disney+ Membership for Verizon Customers

[lokie56]

https://www.verizon.com/about/news/v...plus-12-months

[donzo29]

Originally Posted by lokie56

https://www.verizon.com/about/news/v...plus-12-months

Glad I hadn't bought in to Disney Plus yet. Thanks for posting!

[sfmarine]

So you need to have an unlimited data plan to take advantage of this deal?

[rui no onna]

Good deal for Verizon Unlimited and home customers. Alas, switching to unlimited will increase my bill by $50 per month so I'd rather pay for Disney+ separately.

[Ricky G]

So glad I didn't use my Disney Movie Club membership discount and waited

[Cplhicks]

Originally Posted by sfmarine

So you need to have an unlimited data plan to take advantage of this deal?

Saw the same. I don't have unlimited because I barely use the data I have, so chances are nothing for me. Why not just give it to all postpaid cell customers? So cheap of them.

[sfmarine]

Originally Posted by Cplhicks

Saw the same. I don't have unlimited because I barely use the data I have, so chances are nothing for me. Why not just give it to all postpaid cell customers? So cheap of them.

Yeah...bit of a bummer for sure. I do ok with my data allotment. Do I need unlimited...? Not really because I’m usually on Wi-Fi. Definitely a shame they’re not giving it to all their customers.

[reputation]

I am sooooo glad I switched back to Verizon after a temporary (and awful) stint with T-Mobile for a few months. It has paid off and I'm so excited for this! Wooooo!

[sfmarine]

Originally Posted by reputation

I am sooooo glad I switched back to Verizon after a temporary (and awful) stint with T-Mobile for a few months. It has paid off and I'm so excited for this! Wooooo!

T-Mobile is probably the least reliable of the carriers. Verizon is the best and is the only carrier that works at my house. Only problem is their plans are the most expensive. I've had good experience with them though. I've been with Verizon since '08 and first started out with a Blackberry on their plan. My how times have changed.

[reputation]

Originally Posted by sfmarine

T-Mobile is probably the least reliable of the carriers. Verizon is the best and is the only carrier that works at my house. Only problem is their plans are the most expensive. I've had good experience with them though. I've been with Verizon since '08 and first started out with a Blackberry on their plan. My how times have changed.

I was with Verizon for 12 years before I left and loved them, the bills just got expensive and in my last state the LTE had gotten really spotty even in massively populated areas that shouldn't have been spotty. Did my road trip to move out of state and had no service 90% of it and that was my final straw because I had been wanting to try T-Mobile and T-Mobile would be cheaper plus their T-Mobile Tuesdays were enticing. Had the WOOOORST service I've ever seen on T-Mobile. Couldn't even make a phone call in a Walmart and wasn't receiving texts at times! I may have had spotty connections with Verizon at times, but I never didn't receive calls or not receive texts.

Long story short, switched to T-Mobile in May and back to Verizon in very early September after I finally got the T-Mobile gift card for switching with Get out of the Red. Never switching back. I pay the exact same amount I did before ($190 a month for 2 lines unlimited basically) but now that amount includes my phone payment for my iPhone XS Max, a cellular line for my new iPad I got when I rejoined, etc. I won't leave again even if it gets expensive. It's one thing to get mediocre service but practically no service isn't worth any money.

Now with this free Disney+ year subscription shortly after rejoining, it certainly reaffirms my decision some more

[mysticwaterfall]

Originally Posted by Ricky G

So glad I didn't use my Disney Movie Club membership discount and waited

Wouldnt have mattered if you had, according to both Verizon customer service and D+ support it stacks with any preorders. For instance, I did the 3 year d23 deal (buy 2 years, get 1 free) so I'm getting the Verizon year added on that, giving me 2 years free.

[sfmarine]

Originally Posted by reputation

I was with Verizon for 12 years before I left and loved them, the bills just got expensive and in my last state the LTE had gotten really spotty even in massively populated areas that shouldn't have been spotty. Did my road trip to move out of state and had no service 90% of it and that was my final straw because I had been wanting to try T-Mobile and T-Mobile would be cheaper plus their T-Mobile Tuesdays were enticing. Had the WOOOORST service I've ever seen on T-Mobile. Couldn't even make a phone call in a Walmart and wasn't receiving texts at times! I may have had spotty connections with Verizon at times, but I never didn't receive calls or not receive texts.

Long story short, switched to T-Mobile in May and back to Verizon in very early September after I finally got the T-Mobile gift card for switching with Get out of the Red. Never switching back. I pay the exact same amount I did before ($190 a month for 2 lines unlimited basically) but now that amount includes my phone payment for my iPhone XS Max, a cellular line for my new iPad I got when I rejoined, etc. I won't leave again even if it gets expensive. It's one thing to get mediocre service but practically no service isn't worth any money.

Now with this free Disney+ year subscription shortly after rejoining, it certainly reaffirms my decision some more

A friend of mine has T-Mobile and says how the Tuesday deals make it worth it over the spotty service. Sorry but I’ll take full LTE coverage vs 1 bar any day of the week. As for the free sliders and whatnot....still isn’t enough to get me to switch. At&t is even worse and whenever Directv is out here they have to use my phone or connect to my WiFi to activate receivers because they have no service.

[WJWS Channel 13:Amity]

Originally Posted by sfmarine

So you need to have an unlimited data plan to take advantage of this deal?

Yup!

[Joeker]

Originally Posted by mysticwaterfall

Wouldnt have mattered if you had, according to both Verizon customer service and D+ support it stacks with any preorders. For instance, I did the 3 year d23 deal (buy 2 years, get 1 free) so I'm getting the Verizon year added on that, giving me 2 years free.

How does that work? I did the 3yr deal and I have unlimited data. How can I get it to stack?

[Charlie1185]

Originally Posted by Joeker

How does that work? I did the 3yr deal and I have unlimited data. How can I get it to stack?

I was wondering the same. Hope I can get it as well in addition to my 3 year deal.

[Caseyscott]

I signed up for this a couple weeks ago but haven’t received the expected email, has anyone gotten this offer to work?

[cornbetts]

Originally Posted by Ricky G

So glad I didn't use my Disney Movie Club membership discount and waited

How do you use the Disney Movie Club discount? I am not a Verizon customer, but am part of the DMC. I'd like to take advantage of that discount

Thanks.

[Ricky G]

Originally Posted by cornbetts

How do you use the Disney Movie Club discount? I am not a Verizon customer, but am part of the DMC. I'd like to take advantage of that discount

Thanks.

You should have received an email with the offer. Check your spam or promotional folder

[marchorner]

Has anyone been able to sign up for this deal? I logged in to my Verizon account but get an error when clicking on the sign up link.

FYI, they are offering a free subscription for 1 year and then $6.99/month thereafter. They are clearly hoping you set it and forget it....

[Ricky G]

Yes I was signed up within 2 minutes. Try searching version disney plus on Google. Should be the first search.