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Credit: Disney / CanvaDon’t miss out on the latest Disney+ perks.
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Whether in the theme parks or at home, Disney is known for offering its fans some very exciting and magical bonuses. The latest example involves Disney+.
Disney+ subscribers can now enter for a chance to win three new sweepstakes. The first entry gives users a chance to win the Meant to Be book collection. The box set includes books 1-4 as well as Worth Fighting For, a retail value of $65.98.
Subscribers can also enter to win the Snow White prize pack. This pack features Snow White-themed items, including a special tumbler, a vinyl record, a tote bag, and other goodies, valued at nearly $70.
The third and final prize is the Disney Princess prize pack. Users can enter this sweepstakes for a chance to win five prizes, including a Moana doll, a LEGO Cinderella Castle, and plushes.
The deadline to enter each of these sweepstakes is 9:59 a.m. September 1, so those eager to win shouldn’t wait.
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Disney+ launched in 2019, and while the streaming service was late to the game compared to big competitors like Netflix, Hulu, and Prime Video, Disney has been able to carve out its own corner in the market. This is primarily thanks to Disney’s unparalleled collection of content, which includes everything from Star Wars and Marvel to classic animated princess fairytales.
Disney+ also serves as the go-to destination for home premieres of recently released movies. Last year’s Moana 2 debuted to huge numbers when it released on Disney+ earlier this year, and this year’s live-action Lilo & Stitch remake is bound to do the same when it joins the platform in September.
Recent entries into the Marvel Cinematic Universe are also available to stream on Disney+, such as Captain America: Brave New World and Thunderbolts*.
Alongside movies, Disney+ features a wide selection of television and documentaries. While Disney+ is typically associated with princesses like Cinderella and Sleeping Beauty, National Geographic also calls the platform home.
Disney+ has also expanded in major ways, most notably this summer, when it merged with Hulu. The iconic green-tinted streaming platform underwent ownership changes, allowing Disney to take a stake in the company.
Earlier this year, CEO Bob Iger confirmed plans to integrate Hulu fully into Disney+. This means that the standalone Hulu app will be phased out. Users can expect to see Hulu fade away sometime next year, though exact dates have yet to be shared.
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