\"<p>Representational
Representational Image<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Walt Disney Co.<\/a> said Wednesday it is raising prices for streaming subscribers in the U.S. who want to watch Disney+ without ads, as more viewers switch to what CEO Bob Chapek described as the \"best value in streaming.\"

The price increases are tied to a new tiered service
Disney<\/a> will launch in December for U.S. subscribers. The basic Disney+ service today costs $7.99 per month. Starting in December, that basic service will run ads, so a subscriber who wants no ads will have to upgrade to a premium service that starts at $10.99 per month, a 37.5% rise over current prices. An annual plan will cost $109.99.

\"We expect the ad tier to be popular and we expect some people to want to stay with ad-free,\" Chief Financial Officer Christine McCarthy said on a conference call with analysts.

Netflix<\/a>'s most popular streaming plan in the U.S. is now $15.50 per month, and its top-of-the-line plan is $20 per month. That follows several rate hikes to help pay for its original programming, which has become even more important since Disney pulled its programming and classic movies from Netflix after licensing agreements between the companies expired.

Disney said it added 14.4 million subscribers to its Disney+ streaming service in the April-June fiscal quarter. In total, subscribers to all Disney streaming services, which include Hulu and ESPN+, amounted to about 221 million, putting the entertainment giant slightly ahead of Netflix in the streaming wars.

Netflix ended June with 220.7 million subscribers after losing nearly 1 million subscribers in the past quarter.

Disney said paid subscriptions for Disney+ grew by 31%, much of that internationally, over the same time last year. But revenue growth was not as strong due to operating losses from \"higher programming and production, technology and marketing costs.\"

Disney's growing streaming sales, combined with a recovering theme park business after pandemic-era shutdowns, led the
Burbank<\/a>, California-based entertainment giant to beat Wall Street expectations with quarterly earnings Wednesday.

Disney reported revenue of $21.5 billion in the three months through July 2, up 26% from the same time last year.

Earnings per share came to $1.09 when excluding certain items. Analysts polled by FactSet projected adjusted earnings of 97 cents per share on revenue of $20.99 billion for the quarter, according to
FactSet Research<\/a>.

Disney said sales at its parks, experiences and products segment grew to $7.39 billion, up 70% from $4.34 billion a year earlier. The numbers represented an ongoing comeback from COVID-19 restrictions that temporarily shuttered all of Disney's parks in 2020, reduced capacity through much of 2021 and have continued to affect some locations such as
Shanghai Disneyland<\/a>, which was open for just three days in the April-June quarter.

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价格上涨与一个新的分层服务迪斯尼将于12月推出美国用户。

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华特-迪士尼公司。周三说,它是提高流媒体用户的价格在美国谁想看迪斯尼+没有广告,随着越来越多的观众转向首席执行官鲍勃•伯克称之为“最佳流的价值。”

价格上涨与一个新的分级服务迪斯尼12月将推出美国用户。今天基本迪斯尼+服务费用每月7.99美元。从去年12月开始,基本服务将运行广告,所以用户谁想要没有广告必须升级到付费服务,起价10.99美元每月,在当前的价格增长了37.5%。年度计划将花费109.99美元。

广告
“我们预计广告层是受欢迎的,我们希望一些人想留在没有广告,”首席财务官克里斯汀·麦卡锡在与分析师的电话会议上说。

网飞公司在美国最流行的流媒体计划现在是每月15.50美元,和顶级的计划是每月20美元。之后几次加息来帮助支付原来的编程,已变得更加重要,因为迪斯尼将其编程和经典电影从Netflix公司之间的许可协议到期之后。

迪斯尼表示,新增了1440万用户在4 - 6月的财政季度+流媒体服务。总的来说,用户对所有迪士尼的流媒体服务,其中包括Hulu和ESPN +,达到约2.21亿,Netflix的流媒体的娱乐巨头略高于战争。

Netflix截至6月后与2.207亿用户在过去季度下跌近100万用户。

迪斯尼说付费订阅+增长了31%,这在国际上,超过去年同期。强大,但收入增长是由于操作造成的损失“更高的编程和生产,技术和营销成本。”

迪斯尼日益增长的在线销售,结合主题公园业务复苏pandemic-era关闭后,领导了伯班克,娱乐巨头与周三发布季度业绩超出华尔街预期。

迪斯尼营收达215亿美元的三个月里通过7月2日,较去年同期增长26%。

广告
每股收益1.09美元来排除特定的项目。FactSet调查的分析师预计调整后的每股收益为97美分,营收209.9亿美元的季度,据FactSet Research

迪斯尼表示公园,销售经验和产品段增长至73.9亿美元,较上年同期的43.4亿美元增长了70%。这些数字代表的复出COVID-19限制,暂时关闭所有的迪斯尼公园2020年,通过2021年的大部分能力降低,继续影响等位置上海迪斯尼乐园开放的仅为4 - 6月当季三天。

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\"&lt;p&gt;Representational
Representational Image<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Walt Disney Co.<\/a> said Wednesday it is raising prices for streaming subscribers in the U.S. who want to watch Disney+ without ads, as more viewers switch to what CEO Bob Chapek described as the \"best value in streaming.\"

The price increases are tied to a new tiered service
Disney<\/a> will launch in December for U.S. subscribers. The basic Disney+ service today costs $7.99 per month. Starting in December, that basic service will run ads, so a subscriber who wants no ads will have to upgrade to a premium service that starts at $10.99 per month, a 37.5% rise over current prices. An annual plan will cost $109.99.

\"We expect the ad tier to be popular and we expect some people to want to stay with ad-free,\" Chief Financial Officer Christine McCarthy said on a conference call with analysts.

Netflix<\/a>'s most popular streaming plan in the U.S. is now $15.50 per month, and its top-of-the-line plan is $20 per month. That follows several rate hikes to help pay for its original programming, which has become even more important since Disney pulled its programming and classic movies from Netflix after licensing agreements between the companies expired.

Disney said it added 14.4 million subscribers to its Disney+ streaming service in the April-June fiscal quarter. In total, subscribers to all Disney streaming services, which include Hulu and ESPN+, amounted to about 221 million, putting the entertainment giant slightly ahead of Netflix in the streaming wars.

Netflix ended June with 220.7 million subscribers after losing nearly 1 million subscribers in the past quarter.

Disney said paid subscriptions for Disney+ grew by 31%, much of that internationally, over the same time last year. But revenue growth was not as strong due to operating losses from \"higher programming and production, technology and marketing costs.\"

Disney's growing streaming sales, combined with a recovering theme park business after pandemic-era shutdowns, led the
Burbank<\/a>, California-based entertainment giant to beat Wall Street expectations with quarterly earnings Wednesday.

Disney reported revenue of $21.5 billion in the three months through July 2, up 26% from the same time last year.

Earnings per share came to $1.09 when excluding certain items. Analysts polled by FactSet projected adjusted earnings of 97 cents per share on revenue of $20.99 billion for the quarter, according to
FactSet Research<\/a>.

Disney said sales at its parks, experiences and products segment grew to $7.39 billion, up 70% from $4.34 billion a year earlier. The numbers represented an ongoing comeback from COVID-19 restrictions that temporarily shuttered all of Disney's parks in 2020, reduced capacity through much of 2021 and have continued to affect some locations such as
Shanghai Disneyland<\/a>, which was open for just three days in the April-June quarter.

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