Which streaming service do you plan to subscribe to? Netflix, Disney+, HBO?

This is a multiple choice question in which you can pick more than one answer, so choose all the services you like!

So I still plan to keep cable for the foreseeable future. I need my live sports and none of the bundling type of platforms get all the sports that I want or aren't available in my area (looking at you YouTube TV).

I have access to a Netflix account but don't use it. Same with Amazon Prime Video.

I guess I'm keeping my Regular Cable plus *cough* the other way *cough*.

Already subscribed to Netflix and have been for a while. Will subscribe to Disney+ once it's released most likely.

We are subscribed to Netflix and Amazon Prime. We plan on subscribing to Disney+. This will be the last streaming service that we will subscribe to though. It's kind of getting out of hand and if anything we will cancel subscriptions in the future. We don't have cable and don't plan on getting it. We're not really into sports or "reality" tv, and we read our news on our phones/laptops.

Prob stick to Netflix for the Asian cinema.

Very little interest in the Disney stuff, especially the MCU, so burn't out.

I got the 3 year plan for D+ and have amazon.

All the rest of the streaming services I sub on a temp basis to watch something specific and then cancel.

None. I'll keep buying my movies and TV shows on disc and periodically subscribe to Netflix DVD. It's so disappointing that there are only like seventeen Netflix locations left in the country. I used to be able to rent six discs a week. Now it takes days for my next batch to go out.

https://www.criterionchannel.com/

If I subscribed to one and only one channel it would be the Criterion channel.

Atm HBO. Will definitely check out Disney +

I have Amazon Prime and Netflix. Have access to a Hulu acct. I can get HBO through Amazon if I want.

Not a fan of Disney or Apple.

Haven't had regular cable since.... 2005?

I watch more stuff on YouTube than anywhere else.

I'm subbed to both Netflix and Amazon Prime Video, but I don't pay to watch APV. It's just part of perk for being a Prime member.

I am happy with amazon video and netflix.

Currently subscribed to cable and Netflix and that’s probably going to be good enough for me for the foreseeable future right now.

Have Netflix, Amazon Prime, Hulu, and cable for hockey games.....Go Pens.

Many people mentioning Netflix but not HBO. So what you people do to watch Chernobyl, Game of Thrones, Westworld, True Detective, Veep etc.? Plus their extensive library.

Streaming service I already have:

• Netflix
• Amazon Prime (Mainly I use it for shopping but Amazon Prime Video is just a bonus)
• ABC Access (I know it's not listed here, but I only use it to watch Star Trek Discovery)
• DC Universe (Same as with ABC Access, I only watch Titans & new Young Justice series)

The next Streaming app I'll probably sub to is Disney+ only because I do wanna watch The Mandalorian this November.

Voted: Disney+ just so it's gonna be my next sub streaming.

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Netflix is the only subscription I see value in at this point. I do have a amazon prime subscription in the household which is also worthy. Disney I'm not sure about in terms of content but that may change.

Probably netflix. I dont really watch shows so never subscribed beyond 2-3 month. Only resub when an interesting show comes and I can binge whole seasons in my weekends.

@Master_Live: I don’t watch those shows. I would like to get the blu-ray set of Game of Thrones and finally get around to watching that series.

I was going to do that......but then I lost interest in the series.

If you have Amazon Prime you can add on HBO for like ten bucks/month. Game of Thrones is definitely worth the 10-20 dollars for the month or two it will take you to finish it. Incredible show, it's not just hype, just really great all around.

And while you're at it, you can watch Chernobyl, which is simply outstanding mini-series.

HBO's movie selection is "meh" however. They have a really weird collection of movies that date from somewhat new (Aquaman, Deadpool 2, First Man) to fairly old.

I will just subscribe to one at a time. Netfix one moth then Disney the next.

We have Netflix and regular cable (for hockey games mostly for me).

I was hoping Netflix was going to eliminate the need for paying for multiple services or "packages".

I may get Netflix or Hulu again soon, but if I do it'll likely be on a whim.

South Park starts back up tonight, and I enjoyed looking forward to new episodes of that last year so it's a maybe. Netflix should be getting new episodes of Disenchantment soon, if it hasn't already, and then El Camino will be on the service soon.

I'm happy it's Autumn though. I may want to spend more time going for walks before the really cold and snowy weather hits.

Prime, by default. Might resub to Hulu. Otherwise, we stick to cable.

Netflix and Crave, which is a Canadian streaming service that gives you access to HBO and some other networks shows like Starz and Showtime (though so far i've only used it for HBO)

I choose "Other".

Hulu until the end of November. I have it for a deal for $1/month, but I haven't hardly used it since I got it due to all the ads and none of my family uses it so I'm going to drop it at the end of the deal.

Beyond that, I have access to Netflix, Amazon Prime, and Youtube TV thanks to various family members sharing their access with me. Between those and Plex I have access to waaaay more content than I actually need.

I'm seriously thinking about UFC Fight Pass.

Don't watch any t.v. No interest in subscription to any special service or any type of programming t.v service. I guess I am strange to some of you.

@Master_Live:

I'm in the... same boat... as you. I have a satellite tv service though I mostly... well... Sail the high seas.

At least you play video games like on your Xbox One, that's way more enjoyable then watching TV if you ask me. I just happened to sub various channels cause I can watch'em anytime, anyplace, anywhere.

prime, hulu ( shared acct ), hbo ( shared acct ), netflix, cable

Good to know. Thanks.

Netflix and Hulu. Netflix has best docs, comedy and random foreign flicks and Hulu has best TV. Add 31 channels OTA and I'm set.