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The arrival of Disney +it is without a doubt the biggest event of 2020 in the world of television and entertainment, and it's not an exaggeration: in just one year, Disney + is already the third largest streaming service, with more than 55 million subscribers, behind only Netflix and Amazon Prime. The number is impressive, not least because Disney estimated reaching 50 million subscribers in 2025 alone. But it is not difficult to see why. Since it was announced, the market has moved, right away because this new streaming service does not only include Disney content, but all the brands that the giant has been acquiring over the years, with special emphasis on Pixar and Marvel. It is worth remembering that, until now, Marvel had a strong presence in the Netflix catalog. Unsurprisingly, we heard the cancellations of The Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, The Iron Fist, The Punisher and The Defenders.

The Disney + is still home of Fox, National Geographic and Lucasfilm. And it was the series The Mandalorian, the Star Wars spin-off starring Pedro Pascal, the main bet of the service - there was no one who had not heard of 'baby Yoda', which continues to flood the networks to this day. The second season arrives in October.

There are even more reasons for the success of Disney +, whether or not it had one of the most loved catalogs. There are the Disney classics, the cherished Pixar films, the entire Lucasfilm universe and, of course, the Marvel giants.

Where is Disney Plus available and when will it launch in new countries?

Disney Plus has launched in the US, Canada, the UK, Ireland, Germany, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands, Austria, Switzerland, France, Portugal, Belgium, Finland, Iceland, Luxembourg, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Australia, New Zealand, India, Indonesia and Japan.

And Disney Plus will begin to launch in Latin America starting in November.

Globally, Disney plans a progressive rollout worldwide over two years. Elsewhere, Disney Plus is slated to roll out in:

• Eastern Europe over the course of a year starting as early as summer 2020.
• Asia-Pacific over the course of the two years starting with Japan's launch in June.

The service first launched Nov. 12 in the US, Canada and the Netherlands. The initial launch of Disney Plus came less than two weeks after Apple TV Plus rolled out. Demand to sign up and start using the service caused widespread crashes the first day. Disney Plus arrived on Nov. 19 in Australia and New Zealand. Then on March 11, Disney Plus began rolling out unexpectedly early in India, as Disney rebranded its existing Hotstar streaming service there as Disney Plus Hotstar and added new titles to stream. The company concluded the India launch in late March.

On March 24, Disney Plus launched across parts of Western Europe, including the UK, Ireland, Spain, Germany, Italy and Switzerland. Disney Plus originally planned to launch in France at the same time, but because European officials worried that internet traffic linked to the rollout could strain the country's networks, Disney held back its French launch until April 7.

In the UK and Ireland, Disney Plus replaces existing service Disney Life, but the switch isn't automatic for Disney Life subscribers. If you were a Disney Life subscriber, make sure you sign up for Disney Plus. Disney Plus also agreed to launch on Comcast-backed pay-TV operator Sky via its Sky Q service and Now TV app in the UK and Ireland. In France, broadcaster Canal Plus will be the exclusive pay-TV distributor of Disney Plus, and its traditional networks aired the first episode of The Mandalorian on March 24 as part of a publicity push.

What devices can stream Disney Plus?

Disney has wide device support, streaming to phones, tablets, computers, connected TVs and streaming media boxes. The company has global distribution agreements in place with Apple, Google, Microsoft, Roku, Sony, Amazon, Samsung and LG. That encompasses the makers of:

Roku's boxes, sticks and TVs

Apple TV, iPhone and iPad

Phones and TVs running on Android operating systems, as well as Chromecast streamers

Xbox One

PlayStation 4.

Amazon Fire TV devices

Samsung smart TVs

LG smart TVs

Executives have said that they intend for Disney Plus to be supported by all major devices that stream video.

Five reasons that explain the success of Disney +:

Why just highlight a movie, when at Disney + everyone is there? From Bambi, Sleeping Beauty, Cinderella, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs and Lion King, to the four Toy Story films and the latest Vaiana or Frozen: The Ice Kingdom. The list is endless and the hard part will be choosing.