Trying to figure out how to get Disney+ on a Samsung TV? Whether you need to get the kids their Bluey fix or are trying to keep up with the office chats about the latest episode of The Mandalorian, you need to figure out how to access the crowd-pleasing streaming service. We can help you install Disney+ so that you can stream all the magic with ease. You don’t have to wish upon a star. Just follow these four easy steps.
Step 1: From the Home Screen, Find and Select Apps

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When you first turn on your Samsung smart TV, you should automatically be on the home page. This page should include lots of options, including a page for apps. Simply select the “Apps” screen icon and you’re on your way.
Step 2: From the Apps Screen Select the Search Icon in the Top Right Corner

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Once on the “Apps” screen, look for the icon that looks like a little magnifying glass. Select that and a search bar and keyboard will appear.
Step 3: Search for Disney+ and Select the Icon When It Appears

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Type “Disney Plus” into the search bar and look for the Disney+ logo.
Step 4: Log in if You Are a Member, or Sign Up if You Are Not

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Once you have properly logged in, you will automatically be taken to the Disney+ loading screen. The page will ask you to log in or sign up. Obviously log in at this stage if you are already a member, or sign up if you are not. You can do it right there on your TV screen.
Signing Up With Disney+ on a Samsung TV
If you don’t have an existing account, there may be a few extra steps involved, but don’t worry, we’ll walk you through those as well. But first things first: you need to decide which plan you want.
Disney+ on a Samsung TV: Plan Options
There are five main options when it comes to plans on Disney+:
1. Disney Basic
This is just ad-supported Disney+ and nothing else. It costs $7.99 a month.
2. Disney Premium
This is ad-free Disney+. It will set you back $10.99 a month.
3. Duo Basic
Duo Basic is a package deal where you get both Disney+ and Hulu. Two streaming services for the price of one! The cost is $9.99 per month, and it is also ad-supported, which means you will have to watch commercials.
4. Trio Basic
This option is the same as Duo Basic, but it also includes ESPN Plus. So if you have a sports fan in your household, this might be the plan for you. Trio Basic costs $12.99 a month and is also ad-supported, so there will be commercials with this one as well.
5. Trio Premium
Trio Premium is the plan for people who hate ads. You get Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN Plus for $19.99 a month. Only this premium option is not ad-supported, so you can stream all you want without sitting through any annoying ads. The only exception to this is ESPN Plus. There is no way to get ESPN Plus without ads. This probably has to do with the flow of live sports.
If you’ve ever been to a professional or major collegiate sporting event that was being televised or covered on the radio, you know that media timeouts, or breaks in the action so that the various media outlets covering the game can take an ad break and fulfill their obligations to their various sponsors, are an ordinary thing.
Disney+ on a Samsung TV: Signing In
Once you have selected the plan that’s right for you, now you need to complete the process of signing up for the service. You’ll need an email address and a valid credit or debit card. You’ll also need to create a password.
Step 1: Fill in Your Email

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The first screen you are going to see will ask you to enter an email address. Make sure it is an active email that you can access regularly and that you don’t mind receiving communications from Disney. If it is a business email, they may clutter your inbox with emails about promotions and offers. If it is a spam or throwaway account, you may miss important emails about service and billing. Also, make sure that it is an email address that you will remember because it will essentially be your login name from now on.
Step 2: Fill in Your Password

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Next, they will ask you to select a password. Like most password systems, it is case-sensitive, so be mindful of that. Strong passwords should contain a mix of alphanumeric and special characters. If you’re having trouble remembering all the passwords we have to create these days, you may want to try a password manager like 1Password or Keeper.
Step 3: Personal Info and Payment

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After you have your login info set, it’s time to get personal. You need to give personal information such as your name, address, birth date, and payment information. It’s a good idea to set up a reliable payment method so that your monthly bill can be automatically deducted, eliminating the need to repeat this process once a month. Of course, you could always opt to pay the annual lump sum upfront. Then you will not have to worry about payments for an entire year.
Disney+ Deserves to Be Cinematic
We hope that this article has been a helpful guide for connecting Disney+ to your Samsung TV. One of the reasons that we recommend installing it on your home television is to view these original movies and TV shows in their full cinematic glory, rather than streaming from your cell phone or laptop.
Direct-to-streaming releases for both TV and movies have steadily risen in popularity since the pandemic began with viewers stuck at home. However, despite the easy access to streaming content, we recommend watching on a TV to get better sound and picture quality. Using a TV (such as a Samsung smart TV), or even a projector, for your home viewing content pays respect to the creators and gives you the most immersive viewing experience possible outside of a theater.
Disney+ on a Different Device
While your Samsung TV will obviously be the optimal place for you to experience all the magic, it’s good to keep in mind that you can experience Disney+ on several devices, including laptops, phones, and tablets. Both Apple and Android devices are Disney+ friendly. And for gamers, both X-Box and PlayStation support Disney+.
Disney+ on a Samsung TV: Conclusion
So now you have installed Disney+ on your Samsung TV, you have selected your plan, and your brand new account is set up and ready to go. The only problem you should be left with is deciding what to watch.
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