Get 2 weeks of Disney Plus for free with this lifehack

Disney stopped offering a free trial for its streaming service back in 2020, but there's still one way to score access to original series like The Bear, The Mandalorian and Secret Invasion without paying a cent.

It's called One Pass. It's sort of like Amazon Prime but for Australian retailers like K-Mart and Bunnings Warehouse. Signing up for either a monthly or yearly One Pass membership gets you free shipping from select partners and access to exclusive deals.

While mobile and internet providers like Telstra have partnered with Disney Plus in the past, One Pass is currently the only way to bundle the streaming service in Australia. Combo together One Pass and Disney Plus and you'll save a few bucks on the cost of signing up for the two separately.

Rather than pay $17.99 ($4 for One Pass and $13.99 for Disney Plus) per month, you're paying just $14.99 per month total.

This is where things get interesting.

One Pass offers a 30-day free trial to new customers and a 14-day trial for its Disney Plus bundle. So long as you're a new One Pass customer, that means you can sign up for the latter and stream Disney Plus for up to fourteen days at no cost.

After that fortnight has elapsed, you'll be looking at a bill of $17.99 for the following month unless you cancel before the end of that trial period.

What's more, if you're already an active Disney Plus subscriber then signing up for a free trial of the One Pass bundle will put your current subscription on pause. However, this is not the case if your Disney Plus subscription is billed via a third party. You'll have to make time to close out that old account.