SAVE 15%: Disney+ gift cards are 15% off at Best Buy — meaning you can score a $25 gift card for $21.25, a $50 gift card for $42.50, and a $100 gift card for $85.
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If you’re trying to get all of your holiday shopping done by end-of-day Cyber Monday, those people in your life who you have no idea what to get can really cause you some trouble.
That’s where gift cards come in.
And Best Buy currently has a great deal when it comes to gift cards for Disney’s streaming service, Disney+: 15% off whatever gift card amount you get. Gift card amounts start at only $25, which will cost you $21.25 with this deal. So, basically, that $100 Disney+ gift card will come out to only $85.
Disney+ experienced a price increase in October, which raised its cost to about double what it was at launch in 2019. So, any savings we can score on the streaming service are welcome.
Disney+ has all of your favorite Disney and Pixar classics as well as the Marvel and Star Wars movies and shows. There’s a lot of re-watchable content for kids and all of the latest Disney films land there first, too.
If you’re looking for a Hulu subscription too, this Cyber Money bundle deal which includes Hulu and Disney+ might be a better one to grab. Otherwise, 15% off Disney+ gift cards is a good way to go too.
More Cyber Monday streaming deals
Apple TV+ — get three free months at Best Buy just because (save $6.99 per month)
Hulu with ads (one year) — $0.99 per month (save $7 per month or $84 a year)
Max (with ads) Black Friday/Cyber Monday deal — $2.99 per month for six months (save $42)
Paramount+ Essential — $1.99 per month for three months (save $4 per month)
Peacock Premium — get one year for $19.99 ($1.66 per month) with code YEARLONG (save $40) or go month to month for $1.99 per month for 12 months (save $4 per month) with code BIGDEAL
Prime Video members can score up to 75% off Prime Video Channels like STARZ, AMC+, Paramount+, Cinemax, and more
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Best Buy is offering discounts on Disney+ gift cards this Cyber Monday. This comes in the aftermath of a Disney+ price hike.
