Posted on 09/20/2026 6:16:17 PM PDT by yesthatjallen
Disney+ has revised its Subscriber Agreement to explicitly permit advertising before and after movies and shows across every subscription plan, including the ad-free Premium tier that customers pay a premium specifically to avoid commercials.
According to the updated terms, which Disney began emailing to subscribers and requiring them to accept via an on-screen prompt, all plans “may include limited advertising content, ads before or after content playback, clips, and trailers for Disney content, products, and services, as well as branded or sponsored content.”
Disney describes the update as a “clarification” of existing language rather than an entirely new policy, and the company has stressed that ad interruptions during a movie or series itself remain exclusive to the cheapest “Standard with Ads” tier — content in the Standard and Premium libraries will still play without commercial breaks in the middle.
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This is why I have a DVR. Fast forward commercials.
Kings & Generals is really good. Did you watch their magnum opus series on the Mongol Khaganate? That was two dozen detailed historical studies merged into a series.
Very, very good
Not yet. Will watch tonight. If I can.
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