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The best HBO Max deals and bundles in September 2026

In September 2026, HBO Max is offering bundle deals with its service so you can stream excellent shows and movies at a discounted price.

The best HBO Max deals and bundles in September 2026

HBO Max provides various bundles and deals in September 2026 for potential subscribers to take advantage of. Among these, a notable bundle is the Disney+ and Hulu combo, priced at $19.99 per month with advertisements and $32.99 with no ads. For those who prefer an ad-free experience, the option to pay $32.99 monthly is available.

Additionally, a Hulu and HBO Max bundle is also on offer, with HBO Max included at a discounted rate of $10.99 per month. This deal is particularly appealing for students, as it provides a 50% discount on HBO Max's Basic plan, which includes advertisements.

As for new content, HBO Max has recently added a range of exciting shows and movies to its library. This includes the upcoming DC's Lanterns and the latest season of House of the Dragon, as well as the highly anticipated release of Backrooms. With these additions, HBO Max offers a diverse selection of entertainment for users to explore and enjoy during the autumn season.

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