Disney + confirmed the date of opening subscriptions for European users

The Disney + platform, which first came into service for users from the US, Canada and the Netherlands, targets March 31 for European audiences.

However, on March 31, only UK and 4 European countries will start broadcasting. These will be France, Germany, Spain and Italy. The service's reach Turkey and other European countries will take some more time.


For those who are wondering why the online broadcasting platform will first go on air in the Netherlands, alongside the US and Canada, let's answer.


The Dutch people are a technology-intensive community with strong communication with technology companies. Therefore, while finding great interest in a technology service in this region, it is also possible to quickly identify and correct the deficiencies and problems of the service. In other words, the Dutch people like to be a volunteer beta tester.


One of the reasons why Disney has not made a quick start all over the world is the fact that the contents of its library are already sold in many countries. Therefore, they will gradually open up to countries until they can clarify which movies and series they can show in which country and create the largest library possible.