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Disney+ subscriptions just dropped to their lowest Aussie prices since November 2025

I fell in love with two TV shows — Andor and Shogun — when I saw them this year on Disney Plus, and brand-new seasons of Scrubs mean getting this deal for a full year is a no-brainer.

Disney+ subscriptions just dropped to their lowest Aussie prices since November 2025

Disney+ subscriptions in Australia and New Zealand have been reduced to their lowest prices in over a year. This discount is available until October 21, so it's essential to take advantage of it before it expires. For Australian subscribers, the Standard tier has dropped from AU$179.99 to AU$125.99, while the Premium tier has decreased from AU$249.99 to AU$174.99.

New Zealand subscribers can also benefit from the same discount, with the Standard tier reduced from NZ$189.99 to NZ$132.99 and the Premium tier from NZ$259.99 to NZ$181.99.

The Standard Disney+ plan in both countries allows for ad-free streaming with two simultaneous streams and downloads available on up to 10 devices. The Premium plan offers additional benefits such as access to Disney+ Originals and the Disney+ Vault. The offer is particularly appealing to fans of Disney+ content, including shows like Shogun, Scrubs, and Andor, which are highly recommended to make the subscription worthwhile.

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