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If you want to get in a spooky mood, it's time to watch Hocus Pocus. But how do you get hold of it? Fortunately enough, it's easy. All you need is a Disney Plus subscription - the classic Disney film is available there. That means you can stream Hocus Pocus anytime you like, be it Halloween or otherwise.
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Added as part of the streaming service's Halloween line-up, you can watch Hocus Pocus right now with a Disney Plus membership in the US, Canada, the UK, and Australia. And because subscriptions are relatively cheap, you can always stream Hocus Pocus and then cancel before your monthly membership renews (though you may not want to, considering the fact that we can now watch Raya and the Last Dragon or catch up with the MCU and watch The Falcon and the Winter Soldier).
A 1993 fan-favorite, Hocus Pocus tells the suitably spooky tale of three witch sisters from Salem. Having cast a spell that allows them to return from the dead, they are accidentally resurrected in the modern day and have until dawn to save themselves... by consuming children (charming). Despite this, it's a family-friendly romp that'll definitely get you ready for the witching hour.
Ready to have a spell put over you? Here's how to watch Hocus Pocus in your area via a Disney Plus sign-up deal.
Watch Hocus Pocus - US
Disney Plus | $7.99 per month
Want to stream Hocus Pocus? It's on Disney Plus right now as part of the Halloween lineup, and this deal is the cheapest way to get it. A standard month of the streaming service is $7.99 for hundreds of hours of movies, TV shows, documentaries, and more, so you're getting good value for money. Want to make your cash go even further? There's currently a bundle that gets you Disney Plus, Hulu, and ESPN Plus for $13.99 per month or $19.99p/m with no Hulu ads. That's our favorite offer so far, and comfortably the best Disney Plus bundles we've seen to date.
Watch Hocus Pocus - Canada
Disney Plus |$11.99 per month
Keen to watch Hocus Pocus? Good news - it's as easy as signing up to Disney Plus. The movie is available there as part of the monthly $11.99 subscription (which is the best offer around now that the Disney Plus free trial has vanished), allowing you to get in the spooky swing of things. There's plenty of other shows and films to enjoy once you've streamed Hocus Pocus, too. The Mandalorian has two seasons for you to enjoy, for example.And then there are the classic films. Toy Story? Check. The Lion King? Check. Basically, you're not going to run out of things to watch any time soon.
Watch Hocus Pocus - UK
Disney Plus | £7.99 per month
For any UK readers wanting to watch Hocus Pocus and see what all the fuss is about, this deal is how to do it. You can either give £7.99 per month for the normal monthly membership or pay a one-off sum of £79.90 for a whole year of the service. No matter which one you go for (even if you get a Disney Plus gift card), you'll receive all the same movies, documentaries, and shows for your trouble. Naturally, there's plenty of other things to keep you busy once you're done with Hocus Pocus. Disney Plus is stuffed with everything from Pixar flicks and Marvel movies to National Geographic documentaries. It's a real treasure-trove of content.
Watch Hocus Pocus - Australia
Disney Plus |$11.99 per month
Hunting down Hocus Pocus in Australia? As with every other part of the world, you'll find it on Disney Plus - easy. Just grab a basic monthly membership for $11.99 ($12.99 in New Zealand) and you can watch Hocus Pocus as much as you like.It's not the only reason to invest, of course. You'll also get access to the likes of Frozen 2, The Simpsons, Avengers, and more with this subscription. The service is jam-packed with content, and more is on the way. For example, an Obi-Wan show is in the works, as is a Loki series with Tom Hiddleston.
Other regions
Watch Disney Plus in your area
If you have Disney Plus in you region, check to see if you can stream Hocus Pocus there. Although there are some odd omissions (like India Disney Plus not featuring the film), it makes sense for this Disney movie to appear on Disney's streaming service. Unable to sign up? Don't panic just yet. Although release dates for the rest of the world are staggered, you won't have long to wait if your area doesn't have Disney Plus right now. Disney has promised a rollout in most areas within the next year or so. In other words, you'll be getting your fill of the witches of Salem - as well as everything else the service has to offer - in no time. Good news, right?
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As the site's Tabletop & Merch Editor, you'll find my grubby paws on everything from board game reviews to the latest Lego news. I've been writing about games in one form or another since 2012, and can normally be found cackling over some evil plan I've cooked up for my group's next Dungeons & Dragons campaign.
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