If you like streaming Disney shows and movies without commercials, be prepared to pay more for the privilege. On Thursday, the Mickey Mouse company announced it will soon raise prices across its three streaming services — Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+. This means that customers who pay extra to enjoy ad-free interruptions will have to shell out a little more cash for that privilege. The new prices will primarily impact streamers who watch the ad-free version of Hulu and Disney+, which will increase by $3. Cord-cutters who watch live TV channels on Hulu will also see the cost of service go up, as will fans of sports who watch games on ESPN+. Here is a look at the new prices across Disney’s streaming services, starting October 12, 2023: ServiceMonthly PriceAnnual PriceDisney+ (with ads)$8—Disney+ (without ads)$14$140Hulu (with ads)$8$80Hulu (without ads)$18—Hulu (with ads) + Live TV$77—Hulu (without ads) + Live TV$90—ESPN+$11$10Per Disney Streamers can save money if they are willing to bundle services together, but the price of some bundles will also increase starting October 12: ServiceMonthly PriceAnnual PriceDisney Duo Basic(Disney+ with ads &Hulu with ads)$10—Disney Duo Premium(Disney+ without ads & Hulu without ads)$20—Disney Trio Basic(Disney+ with ads, Hulu with ads & ESPN+)$15—Disney Trio Premium(Disney+ without ads, Hulu without ads & ESPN+)$25—Per Disney The new Disney Duo packages will debut on September 6, 2023. Existing customers can switch to the new Duo plans on their monthly or annual renewal date. Why is Disney raising prices on their streaming services? Image: KnowTechie Two reasons:…Breaking it down: why Disney is hiking prices for Hulu and Disney+