How to watch Disney Plus free for six months with O2

Disney Plus is a new streaming service set to launch in the UK next week and will offer fans the opportunity to watch almost everything the famous studio produces.

That includes Star Wars, Marvel, Pixar, and all the family-friendly movies and animation from Disney itself, plus newly acquired favorites like The Simpsons.

It’s designed to be the exclusive home for streaming theatrical blockbusters from Star Wars, Marvel, Pixar, Disney's own studio and National Geographic, taking on the likes of Netflix, Prime Video and Apple TV Plus.

The Disney Plus subscription costs £59.99 for 12 months, but is currently on offer with a £10 discount at £49.99 - but only until March 23, the day before the streaming service goes live on March 24.

You can pay for a whole year upfront for £49.99 until March 23 and then the price goes up to £59.99 (Disney Plus)

O2 recently announced they will be the exclusive UK mobile network distributor of the eagerly-anticipated streaming service.

And to celebrate, they are offering new and upgrading customers six months free access when they sign up to one of the latest O2 pay-monthly plans.

But don't worry if you're not ready for an upgrade - you can add  Disney Plus to your current plan for £5.99 a month, and O2 will give you £2 a month off your bill.

You can browse the latest O2 pay-monthly deals here and find out more about Disney Plus here.

How to watch Disney Plus

Disney Plus apps are appearing on more and more platforms and not just the usual places like iOS and Android, but also on smart TV hubs and gaming consoles. Wherever you want to get your Disney fix, you'll find an app to help.

Here’s the latest list:

• Roku's boxes, sticks and TVs

• Apple TV, iPhone and iPad

• Phones and TVs running on Android operating systems, as well as Chromecast streamers

• Xbox One

• PlayStation 4

• Amazon Fire TV devices

• Samsung smart TVs

• LG smart TVs

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This also means that programming available through Disney Plus will also be available through Sky's streaming service Now TV.

also has a home on the menu and will appear alongside Netflix and Spotify in the Apps page, which means customers will be able to access it via their voice-controlled remote.