Can you watch Disney Plus on iPhone and iPad?

That's correct. Disney+ is available as an app on the App Store, and it will work on both your iPhone and iPad.

Additionally, it is also accessible via the Apple TV and tvOS, as well as Mac through a desktop web browser. No matter what Apple device you are using, you'll be able to get Disney+.

Another big feature with Disney+ is the fact that you can download movies and episodes of television series directly onto your device for offline viewing. Make sure to change the download quality setting first, though, because there are Standard, Medium, and High quality settings that affect both download speed and storage needed.

There have been some reports on error messages, connectivity issues, and playback issues. As with all streaming services, sometimes you will just need to do some basic troubleshooting steps in order to fix the problem, or even just wait if it's Disney+ server related. Either way, we know it's frustrating, so there are some things you can do to try and fix the issues you're having yourself, such as restarting your devices, restarting the app, or checking to make sure your connection speed is good.

Don't worry! Disney+ will be available on a plethora of platforms and devices on launch.

The list of current devices are:

• Android mobile devices
• Android TV
• Apple TV (tvOS)
• iPhone (iOS)
• iPad (iPadOS)
• Chromecast
• Desktop web browsers (PC, Mac, Linux)
• PlayStation 4
• Xbox One
• Roku streaming devices
• Roku TV
• Amazon Fire TV devices
• Amazon Fire tablets

Disney+ is the streaming service from entertainment giant, Disney. It includes most of the original Disney classic movies and TV series, as well as offerings from Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, Fox, and National Geographic.

In addition to the existing content for all of these, there are exclusives that you won't find on any other streaming service. These include Marvel originals, like Loki, Wanda Vision, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, Star Wars series The Mandalorian, and a new show with Obi-Wan Kenobi.

Existing Disney content on other streaming services has already been or will be pulled in the near future to get Disney+ up and running.

Disney+ will cost $7 a month, or $70 a year. However, those who are looking to save and would also like access to Hulu (with ads) and ESPN can get a bundle for all three that costs $13 a month.

Disney+ launched on Nov. 12, 2019 in the U.S., Canada, and the Netherlands. Austraila and New Zealand also got Disney+ on Nov. 19. It'll release on March 31, 2020 in the U.K., France, Spain, Italy, Germany, and Ireland.