How to notify Disney+ of a death
Last reviewed May 2026
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Contact the Disney+ bereavement team
Open the Disney+ bereavement pageDisney+ does not publish a bereavement phone number. Their bereavement page explains how to get in touch.
They say to expect a reply within 1-7 working days.
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There is more than one organisation to tell
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See the Disney+ bereavement page for details.
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See the Disney+ bereavement page for details.
What Disney+ needs
Published response time
Disney+ say to expect a reply within 1-7 working days.
Good to know
No dedicated bereavement process; cancel via login or contact Account & Billing; check Apple/Google billing route
Before you change any payments
Cancel inside the account rather than stopping the payment at the bank. Blocking the payment alone can leave the subscription open and in arrears.
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Related guides
What to do when someone dies
The full UK checklist, from the first 24 hours through probate.
Read guideDeath admin checklist
A week-by-week task list. Printable PDF available.
Read guideTell Us Once explained
How the free government service notifies HMRC, DWP and your council in one go.
Read guideClosing accounts after death
Step-by-step for banks, utilities, pensions and subscriptions.
Read guideBereavement financial help
Benefits and grants you may be entitled to claim.
Read guideWe link out to Disney+'s official bereavement channel above. This page is general guidance and is not legal or financial advice.
