Over the coming weeks, subscribers of the best streaming services will be excited to welcome the launch of the Disney and Warner Bros. Discovery (WDB) streaming bundle in the US, which will see Disney Plus, Hulu and Max join forces to make one combined discounted package. But while no exact date has been announced for when the new bundle will be available, one streamer has already said it wants no part of it: Netflix will not only be sitting out of the Disney and WBD package but it also plans to stay out of combining its services with rivals completely.
In a recent shareholder letter that was sent out on July 18, the streaming giant stated that it has no intentions of bundling with rival platforms due to it limiting its own offering. "We haven't bundled Netflix solely with other streamers like Disney Plus or Max because Netflix already operates as a go-to destination for entertainment thanks to the breadth and variety of our slate and superior product experience," Netflix said in the letter in seemingly response to the Disney Plus, Hulu and Max bundle as noted by Deadline.
