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That's right, Egyptian dubs of Disney films are finally back after going MIA for a decade. Not only will you be able to revisit the classics like Monsters Inc and Toy Story in Egyptian Arabic, but we're also getting all-new Egyptian dubs starting with Pixar's Encanto!
Today's series of launches follow the arrival of the service in South Africa on 18 May and across the Middle East and North Africa on 8 June. On Thursday, Disney+ will also launch in Israel on 16 June, making the service available in 60 countries across EMEA.
Is Disney Plus Available in My Country? If you live outside the five countries where Disney Plus has just launched its service, you will not be able to access Disney+. Countries where the service is now available include the US, Canada, Netherlands, Australia, and New Zealand.
Yes, you can enjoy your Disney+ account in UAE and the following locations in the region: Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Algeria, Iraq, Jordan, Morocco, Egypt, Bahrain, Oman, Kuwait, Tunisia, Libya, Yemen, Palestine, and Lebanon.
While using a VPN to access Disney Plus is not illegal in itself, it may violate the streaming platform's terms of service. Disney Plus restricts content based on the user's geographical location, so using a VPN to bypass these restrictions could be considered a breach of the platform's rules.
International users will not be able to use their accounts in the Middle East or Africa as the service shows as unavailable if you are logged in to a non Middle Eastern/African account. If you are logged in to a Middle Eastern/African account you cannot use the service outside the region either according to their FAQs.
“Disney+ has been localised specifically for the Mena region, to ensure an enhanced user experience that's bespoke to the Middle Eastern community,” a Disney+ Mena representative told The National.
Egypt's highest regulatory body for media has announced a new set of rules on licences issued to streaming platforms such as Netflix and Disney Plus, to ensure that the content they offer is in line with Egypt's “societal norms and values”.
Unfortunately, Disney have flat out denied any plans for a new park in Egypt. "At Walt Disney Parks and Resorts, we continually look for ways to grow our business and as part of that process, we have conversations with many different entities," a spokesperson for the company said in an e-mailed statement.
Starting 20 March 2024, the subscription price for Disney+ in Israel has been revised to ILS 44.9 a month or a revised discounted annual price of ILS 449 (12 months for the price of 10*). All new users on or after 20 March 2024 will be charged the revised subscription price.
Robert A. Iger. Robert Alan Iger is Chief Executive Officer of The Walt Disney Company, having returned to the company in November of 2022 after serving as CEO and Chairman from 2005 to 2020, and then as Executive Chairman and Chairman of the Board through 2021.
Is Disney Plus different in Italy? Yes, Disney+ Italy has a different content library than Disney+ in other countries. This is due to licensing restrictions and content distribution agreements. For example, some shows and movies on Disney+ Italy are not available on Disney+ in the US.
Disney Plus Germany includes a massive range of TV shows, movies, and documentaries. In addition to that, users can also stream content from Pixar, Disney, Marvel, Star Wars, Star, and Nat Geo on Disney+ Germany.
Yes, Disney Plus works with NordVPN. NordVPN is great for unblocking Disney Plus and other streaming services. NordVPN integrates SmartPlay into its platform across all operating systems so you don't have to worry about configuring your VPN for streaming — it's automatically available to you.
It isn't illegal to use a VPN to change your location or circumvent geo-restrictions. However, by accessing geo-restricted content, you may be breaking the terms and service agreement of the streaming platform. This could result in restrictions from the streaming provider.
While it is technically against Netflix's terms of service to use a VPN, there is no clear legal precedent establishing that this constitutes copyright infringement. No Netflix subscriber has ever been sued or prosecuted solely for using a VPN to access streaming content.
