MTN and Disney+ have partnered to launch a mobile plan for the video streaming service.
Disney+ has partnered with MTN to launch a mobile plan for the streaming service in South Africa for R49 per month.
MTN subscribers who pay for Disney+ with airtime, or add it to their bills, will get 500MB of free streaming data per month. Disney+ Mobile is limited to a single concurrent stream, whereas its Premium plan allows four users to stream from a single account at the same time. “Disney+ joining forces with MTN gives South African subscribers another way to access our vast selection of blockbuster films, iconic series and brand-new Disney+ Original titles at home or on the move,” said Walt Disney Company senior vice president and general manager Christine Service.
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