Hulu Black Friday 2025 Sale – The Deal is Live!

Updated on Monday, November 24, 2025: Hulu’s Black Friday sale is officially live! If you’ve been considering signing up for Hulu, or the new combined Disney+ experience, now is the best time. This year, Hulu’s traditional Black Friday deals appear under Disney+, as Hulu’s standalone app continues to be phased out.

Disney has officially confirmed the 2025 Black Friday promotion, offering deep discounts on the ad-supported Disney+ & Hulu bundle. Here’s everything you need to know to take advantage of the sale.


Official Black Friday 2025 Sale Dates

  • Early Access for “Good Morning America” Viewers: Monday, November 24, 2025, through Tuesday, November 25, 2025, at Disneyplus.com/GMA

  • General Public Access: Tuesday, November 25, 2025, at 12:00 a.m. PST through Monday, December 1, 2025, at Disneyplus.com

There is no limit on the number of people who can sign up. Early access is simply a perk for “GMA” viewers before the promotion opens to everyone.


Who Can Get the Deal

The promotion is available to eligible new and returning subscribers only. Current Disney+, Hulu, or ESPN subscribers (including standalone, bundle, and third-party subscriptions) are not eligible.


2025 Black Friday Discount

The ad-supported Disney+ & Hulu bundle is now available for $4.99 per month for 12 months. This represents savings of over $95 compared with the regular annual cost of $12.99/month for this bundle.

  • Plan: Disney+ & Hulu (With Ads)
  • Black Friday Price: $4.99/month for 12 months
  • After Promo Ends: Automatically renews at $12.99/month (or then-current regular monthly price)

Note: Only the ad-supported plan is included. Ad-free tiers, Hulu + Live TV, and premium add-ons like HBO Max, Showtime, or Starz remain at regular prices.


Hulu’s Black Friday Ad History

Are you interested in seeing some of the older Black Friday ads from Hulu? Then just follow the archive links below to view the last few years of ad history.

  • 2025: Page 1.
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  • 2022: Page 1.
  • 2021: Page 1 and 2.
  • 2020: Page 1.
  • 2019: Page 1.
  • 2018: Page 1.

Questions & Comments

Are you currently subscribed to Hulu? Are you looking to buy a Hulu subscription for a loved one as a Christmas present? Let us know in the comments.

48 thoughts on “Hulu Black Friday 2025 Sale – The Deal is Live!”

  1. I have done the $1.99 since 2020. Never had a problem with any extra charges and cancel before I get charged the regular price. Mine expires this month. I think I might do what the other suggested use new email and purchase a $25 gc to cover the year.

    1. Are you creating a new email address every year to do this? Also, what is the purpose of the GC? To avoid using your own cc that is tracked?

      1. Nah. Just switch back and forth between two. We’ve been doing this for years and years. Spouse pays for one year, I pay for the next. As long as that info hasn’t been used in a month, you’re good. Never bothered with a gift card. Just use different credit cards (again, spouse’s, then mine).

    1. Different accounts. We have been exchanging Hulu subscriptions by using my and my wife’s account. The only caveat is the you’ll lose you watch history from the last 12 months. Also any bundle deals will be lost. I added Disney+ for just a couple of dollars extra. We’ll have to cancel it too.

    2. New account with a different email and different credit card for payment. Don’t forget to log into your current account and cancel that subscription.

    1. I use it with a chrome browser and ublock. Blocks almost all commercials . You sometimes have to turn off ublock and turn it back on to start a program. Works on several free services as well. Crackle and Roku channels. Just get a cheap chromebook with hdmi output.

  2. Last year I had to quit Hulu about 6 months before Thanksgiving and saw the deal but they still wouldn’t let me get the discount had to use a different email and credit card

  3. Some credit cards have a charge forgiveness limit. Discover has a $2 limit, so if you have a recurring charge under $2 and nothing else on that card for the month, discover writes it off automatically. Thus free Hulu potentially.

    1. Unless they change something this year, you need a new email address AND a new credit card number. Should not be a problem if you use Privacy or one of the other services that allow you to generate merchant-specific card numbers linked to your checking account. Or buy a $25 VISA or MC gift card and you should be set for the year.

    2. In the past u needed a new email and different credit card. As well as using an incognito screen. However a deal hasn’t been announced for this year yet

  4. Been doing this the last 3 years, switch the recipient back and forth between my husband and I; the other person (current subscriber) cancels their subscription while new person takes over. We keep the same password, just have to change the email address for login. I think the “eligible returning customer” just has to not be a current subscriber for either the last 4 or 6 months

    1. And you have to change credit cards. Made the mistake last time of using the same card so I was declined the promotional price until I used another card

    2. Debbie K. Do you guys cancel your subscription then or do you cancel it 3 months ahead of time. Also curious you spoke of taking turns each year. Do you guys, when it’s ur turn again, reuse the email you use when it was your turn or generate yourself a new email, for yourself every time if was your turn..? I hope that wasn’t too hard to follow, sorry.

      1. Different person who does the same thing. I follow your question. We use our regular emails. Just have one each. It doesn’t have to be a completely new email, just one that hasn’t had a Hulu account in a month. And we cancel once the new person takes over.

    3. Last year I was unable to restart as an eligible returning customer, despite getting the email offering it to me. Messaged customer service, and they basically said it wasn’t their problem, did I want to start my subscription at full price. Um…no. I don’t.

    1. Hi Janine,

      The terms last year say the offer is for “new and eligible returning subscribers only” so not sure if you would be able to get this deal again or not. You’ll probably have to wait as see.

      Cheers,
      Eric

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