Are you thinking of cutting the cord and breaking free from the high cost of cable TV? Do your kids really need the Disney Channel, Disney XD, or Disney Junior? Good news for you because there are many great options out there to watch the Disney Channel without having cable TV.
Here are a few ways to watch the Disney Channel, Disney Junior, and Disney XD without Cable TV:
Hulu
If you already pay for Hulu make sure you check out their new Hulu Live TV for just $44.99 that includes Hulu’s On-demand. They include Disney Channel and many other popular sports channels. If you already pay for Hulu, the live TV option is one you should check out as it will cost less than $40 a month extra.
Sling TV
If you want inexpensive, Sling TV has you covered. You can get Disney Channel for just $25 a month or for $5 more you can get Disney Junior and Disney XD. Sling TV offers a 7-day trial allowing you to test it out before you pay for it.
YouTube TV
YouTube TV starts at $49.99 a month and includes The Disney Channels. You can sign up for YouTube TV here.
PlayStation Vue
PlayStation Vue also starts at $49.99 a month giving you full access to the Disney Channels.
AT&T TV NOW
Starting at $50 a month, AT&T TV NOW gives you access to Disney and Disney Junior.
Season Passes
One thing to consider is buying a season pass for Disney shows on Amazon, iTunes, Vudu, or many other streaming stores. Starting at just $19.99 you can easily stock up on a few seasons. (I get my daughter’s cartoons in SD. Saves data on our old data cap and cartoons like these look the same to me in SD as they do in HD.)
If your kid is like my daughter, she or he is happy to rewatch the same shows over and over as long as there is a nice selection to pick from. We just bought a few seasons of my daughter’s favorite shows. The best part was the ability to download the shows and watch them on her tablet as we traveled.
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