Disney+ Day is here! Shang-Chi, Boba Fett special and more

The day of Disney Plus celebration arrives, along with loads of goodies.

Disney+ Day is here! Shang-Chi, Boba Fett special and more

Disney Plus Day is here and it has a whole host of streaming exclusives available to watch right now.

November 12 is Disney Plus Day and Disney is hosting a big 'thank you' to its subscribers with a whole day dedicated to new content, fan experiences and a few discounts thrown in for good measure.

The day encompasses the full gamut of Disney Plus, with treats for Marvel, Star Wars and Disney fans - as well as those glued to Star and National Geographic.

These include the streaming premiere of Shang-Chi And The Ten Rings, the debut of the new Home Alone movie Home Sweet Home Alone, A special celebrating the Marvel Cinematic Universe (with a look at the future of the MCU) and a Boba Fett Special.

If that wasn't enough, Jungle Cruise is available to all subscribers, a bunch of shorts called Olaf Presents, where the Frozen star retells some classic Disney tales ,and Ciao Alberto, a new short starring the characters of Luca.

Five episodes of The World According to Jeff Goldblum: Season 2 will also be available, as well as a new short from The Simpsons that pays tribute to Disney+’s marquee brands. You can read our interview with Al Jean, one of the original people behind The Simpsons, now.

If you aren't a Disney Plus subscriber then there is a bloody good deal right now: you can get the first month for really cheap, but you have to be quick - check the deal out below.

Disney Plus deal
Save 75% - limited time only
Disney Plus deal: £1.99 at bit.ly

Disney Plus is discounted by 75% right now - but not for long.

Marc Chacksfield
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Marc likes nothing more than to compile endless lists of an evening by candlelight. He started out life as a movie writer for numerous (now defunct) magazines and soon found himself online - editing a gaggle of gadget sites, including TechRadar, Digital Camera World and Tom's Guide UK. At Shortlist you'll find him mostly writing about movies and tech, so no change there then.