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What features and formats are supported on Disney Plus?

Disney Plus includes several features that make using the service more convenient for its subscribers.

The platform supports up to seven profiles per subscription. This allows different members of a household to each create their own profiles with their own avatars and personalized settings. A special Kids Profile option can also be used for children. This feature restricts Disney Plus streaming access to titles that are rated TV-7FV and G.

Disney Plus also allows simultaneous streaming on up to four different devices. Unlimited downloads are provided as well via the Disney Plus app on up to 10 different smartphones and tablets. This makes it easy to save titles to watch offline later during situations when you don't have access to an internet connection.

When it comes to video formats, Disney Plus supports up to 4K Ultra HD resolution on select movies and shows. High Dynamic Range (HDR), using the HDR10 or Dolby Vision format, is also available on some movies and shows. This feature offers enhanced colors and contrast on compatible TVs. Dolby Digital surround sound and Dolby Atmos audio formats are supported on several titles as well.

You can watch Disney Plus with up to six friends using the GroupWatch feature, but everyone watching needs to have their own subscription. GroupWatch isn't available in Europe yet, but Disney said the feature will be coming later this fall.

How to watch Disney Plus:

You can watch Disney Plus through many connected devices:

Desktop web browsers

Mobile devices and tablets (Android and Apple). Learn how the Disney Plus app works.

Smart TVs (LG WebOS, Samsung Tizen, Android TV, Vizio SmartCast, Roku TV)

Game consoles (PlayStation 4, Xbox One)

Streaming devices (Apple TV 4th Gen and later, Chromecast, Amazon Fire TV, Roku)

Does Disney Plus work on Xbox One?

Yes, Disney Plus works on the Xbox One, Xbox One S, and Xbox One X.

Who should sign up for Disney Plus?

Disney Plus is an ideal service for Disney fans, whether they're Marvel geeks or animation aficionados. It's especially suitable for families with children who want to immerse themselves in the vast world of Disney.

Though the current lineup of original programming is a bit limited, more exclusive shows are set to be added over the coming months, including new Star Wars and Marvel shows. For now, however, Disney Plus is more of a draw for people who want to watch recent Disney movies and older Disney titles from the studio's vault.

If you're someone who always ends up searching for Disney shows and movies on another streaming service anyway, you might want to consider subscribing to Disney Plus because it holds all that content in one convenient place. Disney is also removing its content from a lot of other streaming services, including Netflix, so Disney Plus will soon become the only subscription streaming platform with access to many of its titles.

What shows and movies can I watch on Disney Plus?

In short, virtually all of the Disney shows and movies that have already been released. You can cry through Pixar's "Coco" and "Up", learn about the world around you through a Nat Geo documentary, and satisfy your comedic itch with an episode of "The Simpsons." You'll have access to classics like "Snow White" along with recent hits like "Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker."

Disney Plus also includes all-new, exclusive original programming, such as a Star Wars TV series focused on a Mandalorian bounty hunter, a retelling of "Lady and the Tramp" featuring Tessa Thompson and Justin Theroux, and a new film adaptation of the popular book series "Artemis Fowl."

Along with original shows, Disney Plus has exclusive musical content, including a film version of the hit Broadway show "Hamilton", and "Black is King," a new visual album from Beyonce.

More original series are on the way as well, including several shows set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. "The Falcon and the Winter Soldier," "WandaVision," and "Loki" were all teased in a special Super Bowl trailer.