Christmas is a time to catch up on the latest films and TV, and if you're looking for something new to watch, households can now get a year of Disney Plus for its cheapest price ever.
Since launching in 2019, the streaming service has become one of the most popular, as it is packed with both original Disney classics as well as a range of new movies and shows.
An annual membership platform gives you access to thousands of titles on different devices, but it will cost you. That's why it's worth looking into a new discount offer from TopCashback, reports the The Mirror.
As of now, it costs £7.99 a month for Disney Plus, or £79.90 for an annual membership.
One Boxing Day discount code from the deals site will enable viewers to pay just £60 for the yearly subscription that works out to just £5 a month.
Those interested will have to act fast as the offer is only available until December 31. If you want access to a range of new content while saving money, read more on how to sign up below.
How to get the cheapest Disney Plus subscription
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The incredible TopCashback deal slashes the price of a one-year plan by an impressive £15.
It's available for new members who sign up for TopCashback for the first time, but there's not long to get the savings.
Using the £15 discount code from TopCashback for an annual plan means you'll pay around £5 per month for Disney Plus - how great does that sound? What's more, paying for the one-year subscription allows you to avoid any price rises in the following 12 months.
All you have to do is sign up to TopCashback for free, find the Disney deal, and then sign up for an annual plan.
Your account will then be credited with cashback from the purchase. The deal is only running until Saturday, December 31.
In case you don't know, Disney Plus gives you access to all of the best TV shows, movies, and documentaries from Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, 20th Century Fox, and National Geographic.
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