- What does your bundle of joy look like?
This? Maybe this? Perhaps this?
Well, for some folks,
it may just be whatever extras they can get
when they subscribe to a wireless service
or home internet service provider.
So to that end, today,
we're going to talk about all the things you need to know
about getting the most bundle for your buck
from a Verizon wireless and home internet subscription.
Let's get into it.
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Arguably one of the best turnkey solutions for families,
the Disney bundle gives you access
to everything on Disney+, Hulu and ESPN+
from your computer, smartphone, tablet,
smart TV or TV connected to a streaming device.
That's everything "Marvel", "Star Wars", Disney, Pixar,
and "National Geographic", along with Hulu
which gives you movies from studios other than Disney
as well as past and current seasons of popular TV shows
like "Bob's Burgers", "The Simpsons",
"The PJs", "Abbott Elementary", "Archer",
"Family Guy", "Rick and Morty",
"It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia",
then you throw in all the sports programming from ESPN+.
And you really have a very well-rounded package
for households that will please mom and dad and the kids.
So it's a pretty good deal.
Going direct to Disney+ for the bundle will cost you 1,399
which gets you the ad-supported Hulu subscription
or 1,999 to watch with no ads
just the way the good Lord intended.
And that's where Verizon comes in.
Different carriers these days are offered different perks
when you sign up for service with them,
and Verizon's no different.
They offer Apple Music and Apple TV options,
but the Disney bundle is probably their biggest deal.
You'll get that ad-supported Hulu bundle
with them instead of paying 1,399, you're gonna get it free
but with some catches that you should know about.
Seeing is how y'all really seem to like my coverage
of Verizon's 5G Home Internet, let's begin there.
Right now, Verizon is offering the Disney bundle
if you sign up for one of the home internet plans.
That's the 5G Home Plus plan and the 5G Home plan,
and last but not least, the LTE Home plan.
The catch here is that this is a limited-time offer.
The 5G Home Plus plan comes
with 12 months of the Disney bundle
while the latter two get just six months
and all three are available for customers
who sign up for a new home internet plan
and have no other offer
or subscription through Verizon already.
Once you install and activate your service,
just log into your My Verizon mobile account,
hit your My Verizon account page or the add-ons page
then select the Disney bundle redemption tile.
Now, if you're a wireless service subscriber,
you have some different options
and they all begin with your plan.
In a nutshell, limited plan, limited perks,
unlimited plan, unlimited perks.
Let me explain.
The first thing you don't want to do
is mistake the Disney bundle promotion
for the Disney+ promotion.
Verizon has a Disney+ promotion,
which is just Disney+ content and is for six months.
That's Disney+ without the addition of Hulu or ESPN+.
For the Disney bundle, you're going to need to be
on one of two plans or upgrade to one of these two plans,
and they are the 5G Play More and 5G Get More plan.
What's the difference between the two besides price?
Well though they are technically unlimited,
only one is premium network access 5G unlimited.
The cheaper $80 Play More plan comes
with 50 gigabytes a month of premium 5G and 4G LTE access.
And when you use that up,
your data will be temporarily slowed
during times of high network congestion.
The Get More plan, which is $90 a month comes
with unlimited premium 5G and 4G LTE access,
50 gigabytes of premium mobile hotspot data
and $70 worth of perks, which includes that Disney bundle.
That Play More plan comes with roughly $20 of perks,
among them, the Disney bundle.
With both of these plans, you'll keep the Disney bundle
as long as you remain on those plans plus,
there are Apple Music, Apple Arcade
or Google Play perks bundled in as well
with the Get More plan.
The Play More plan adds just the Apple Arcade
or Google Play option.
Just one thing worth noting, as far as pricing goes,
in case you add a little sticker shot,
when you add lines, those prices go down.
So for a single line, with the Get More plan,
you're paying $90 a month, but add a line for your spouse
and two lines for the teen, twins, kids,
and that price comes down to $55 a month per line
if you also choose paper-free billing and turn on Auto Pay.
That's a little more manageable.
So that's that.
Disney, Hulu, and ESPN+ on Verizon explain,
do you have any questions?
If you do, you know what to do.
Go ahead and leave those in the comments below.
I'll get to them. Love chatting with you all.
I will catch you on the next video.