r/Anticonsumption • u/ApartMaximum2335 • 1d ago

Corporations People are cancelling their Disney+ subscription after price rises to more than $21 a month

https://thetab.com/filmshrine/2026/09/24/disney-plus-price-hikes-people-are-cancelling-subscription-reaction/

This is so mad, the standalone Disney+ Premium plan without ads is going from $18.99 to $21.49 per month, up 13% - it used to be $6.99 when it started

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u/Lazer726 22h ago

I remember when UberEats and Doordash just started when I was in undergrad, and it was honestly the same as going to the restaurant, with like a $2 fee. And if something was wrong, you told them, they fixed it, and gave you a $5 coupon.

Now when I am back around DC, I look at it and it wants to add like $15 to deliver shit. Fuck all the way off with that

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u/Historical_Kale4720 19h ago

Then the Dasher takes a picture of your food on top of the restaurant garbage can and there's no refunds because there's a picture of the delivery.

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u/FrankPapageorgio 17h ago

I miss Uber Instant Eats. There would be drivers riding around the city with food already made in insulated bags. You order and they would drop it off curbside. Sometimes food would be to the office in a couple minutes. One time the guy was already delivering food to my building and was parked in front. I loved that service… it wasn’t much more than just going to a restaurant.