SAMSUNG phone owners have stumbled across an “amazing” little-known perk that gives them up to a year of free access to Disney+.
It seems many people are unaware that the smartphone maker offers a so-called Boost with every purchase – and it’s not just for devices bought very recently either.
Better still, it’s eligible for new, returning and existing Disney+ subscribers, though you’ll have to follow some instructions below if you’ve already got Disney+ to benefit.
The perk provides you with either 12 months or six months access to the popular streaming service’s standard tier, which normally costs £7.99 per month.
And it’s not just if you’ve bought a Samsung phone – certain Samsung tablets and laptops can take it up too.
“Firstly, I don’t think this will work for everyone… but it worked for me, and I’m sure it’ll work for others,” a bargain hunter explained on HotUKDeals.
“I have an S22 Ultra that I received on the day it was released and I have already claimed my year of Disney+ and it has expired a while back.
“However, by following that link above it has generated a new code and given me another year of Disney+ for free!”
There has been a huge scramble for codes since the money-saving hack was noticed, so much so the site has apparently been hit and miss.
But some have had their Samsung devices for a while now and they’re still eligible.
“I got 6 months for a device I purchased in January 2023,” one user wrote.
“So I got 6 months for my S23 Ultra & 12 months for my Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra,” another said.
According to the terms and conditions, only certain Samsung devices are eligible for the giveaway.
These are:
To claim yours, you will have to register for a Samsung account if you don’t have one already and check this page on your Samsung device.
If you’re already subscribed to Disney+, you’ll have to cancel your existing subscription for the code to be accepted.
Once you’ve cancelled, go back to the sign up flow with the same email address you used previously.
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