The company released a statement stating that operations will end in February 2025 in response to changes in the Brazilian scenario
THE Disney published a statement on Monday night (December 2) informing that it will leave pay TV in Brazil.
This means that channels like Disney Channel, Star Channel, FX, Nat Geo, Cinechannel and BabyTV They will no longer be available in Brazilian catalogs from February 2025, after more than 20 years of operation in the country.
The decision doesn’t just affect the sports channelESPNwhich will remain in the list of paid channels.
According to the portal F5from the Folha de S. Paulo (via Recess), the main reasons would be related to low audience numbers.
In the statement, the Disney stated that the initiative is part of a response to transformations in the Brazilian market:
In response to the transformations in the local media and entertainment landscape, and to ensure that we continue to evolve and meet the needs of our consumers with agility and innovation, we have decided to discontinue the operation of some linear channels in Brazil from February 28, 2025. “
Where does Disney channel content go?
With the change, the company now focuses on making content available via streaming.
In this way, fans of the countless hits shown on Disney Channellike Hannah Montana, Zack & Cody: Twins on Board and Wizards of Waverly Placeare available on the platform Disney+which was relaunched in 2024.
The same goes for productions from other closed channels.
Currently the Disney+ offers two subscription options: the standard one costs R$43.90/month (includes taxes), while the premium subscription can be purchased for R$62.90/month (includes taxes).
Source: Rollingstone

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