Disney+ in Morocco: availability, catalogue, devices and 2026 price

Disney+ in Morocco has been officially available since 2022, but many families are still unsure: what does the catalogue really contain, does it work well on our Smart TVs, and how much does the official subscription cost? This guide covers it all, from Marvel to animated classics, with tips suited to Moroccan households.

Is Disney+ available in Morocco?

Yes. Disney+ officially launched in the Middle East and North Africa region on 8 June 2022, with Morocco among the first countries, alongside Algeria, Tunisia, Egypt and the United Arab Emirates among others.

Since then, the platform can be used directly from Morocco, through the official website and the apps, without changing region or using any special service. The catalogue is the one planned for the region, which may differ slightly from the one in France.

A Moroccan touch in October 2026

As a sign that the platform also cares about local audiences, the show from the first edition of the Marrakech Comedy Festival, recorded in Marrakech in June 2026, was announced as an exclusive on Disney+ from October 2026. A good chance to discover the platform with a programme that speaks directly to Moroccan and French-speaking viewers.

What you can find on Disney+

Disney+ is organised around big brands, each with its own universe.

Marvel

All the major films of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, from the first Iron Man to the latest productions, as well as exclusive series like Loki, WandaVision or Daredevil: Born Again. Disney+ even offers a view in the story's chronological order, handy to (re)discover the saga in order.

Star Wars

The complete saga, plus the series that relaunched the universe: The Mandalorian, Andor, Ahsoka, and the animated The Clone Wars. For a fan, it is the only platform that brings everything together in one place.

Pixar

Toy Story, Finding Nemo, Inside Out, Coco, Up... Pixar films speak to children as much as to parents, and are among the most watched family content.

Disney and animation

The great classics (The Lion King, Aladdin, Frozen, Moana, Encanto) and their live-action versions. For the youngest viewers, many children's series.

National Geographic

Nature, exploration, science and history documentaries. A quality option for evenings when you want to learn something, or for curious children.

The catalogue changes: some titles may arrive or leave depending on the rights in the region.

Languages and parental controls: strengths for families

Languages

Many titles are available in a French version, and many animated films also offer an Arabic dubbed version and Arabic subtitles. The exact options vary from one title to another: check the audio and subtitles menu during playback.

Kids profiles

Disney+ lets you create a profile suited to children, with a simpler interface and only age-appropriate content. Each profile keeps its own language and subtitle settings, and the account holder can protect access to adult profiles with a code, so children stay in their own space.

Which devices can you watch Disney+ on in Morocco?

• Smart TVs: most recent Samsung, LG, Sony, TCL or Hisense models offer the app.
• Boxes: Android TV, Google TV, Apple TV, Fire TV Stick.
• Consoles: PlayStation and Xbox.
• Smartphones and tablets: Android and iOS, with downloads to watch offline (handy for a long train or car trip back to your home town).
• Computers: in the browser.

A large part of the recent catalogue is available in 4K and HDR on compatible devices. To enjoy it, you need a 4K screen and a stable connection, as with other platforms.

Disney+ price in Morocco

The official price

For reference only, Disney+ is officially offered in Morocco at about 33.99 DH per month or 328.99 DH per year. These official prices may change with promotions and plan changes: always check the price shown on the Disney+ website when you sign up.

When you subscribe directly, Disney+ is paid online, usually by bank card. As with other international services, your bank may add fees depending on your card.

Disney+ is no longer offered by MySplit

MySplit no longer offers a Disney+ subscription: to watch the platform, use the official offer, on the Disney+ website or apps. The only aim of this article is to help you understand what the service contains and how much it costs in Morocco.

How to subscribe to Disney+ in Morocco

1. Go to the official Disney+ website or download the app from your device's store.
2. Create your account with an email address and a password.
3. Choose the monthly or yearly plan.
4. Enter a payment method accepted by Disney+, then start your first programme.

A few tips before you subscribe: check that your card is enabled for international online payments, look at the fees your bank charges, and note the renewal date if you do not want to be charged automatically. Auto-renewal can be turned off in the Disney+ account settings.

Disney+ or another platform?

Disney+ is unbeatable for Marvel, Star Wars and animation, but its catalogue is smaller than Netflix's. Many families add a more general platform. If you want to pay in dirhams by bank transfer, with no bank card, MySplit offers in particular:

• Netflix 4K from 59 DH, for international series and films;
• Amazon Prime Video from 49 DH, for original series like The Boys or Reacher;
• Crunchyroll from 39 DH, for Japanese animation fans;
• the Netflix 4K + Prime Video Bundle at 89 DH for 1 month, or the Movies & Music Bundle at 149 DH for 1 month (Netflix, Prime Video, Shahid and Spotify), cheaper than buying each offer separately if your household also watches Arabic series.

If your household also loves anime, our article on Crunchyroll in Morocco will interest you. And to compare the other big platforms, read Netflix vs Prime Video vs Shahid.

Our verdict

• You have children: Disney+ is probably the platform that will give them the most, between Pixar, Disney and kid-friendly profiles.
• You are a Marvel or Star Wars fan: it is the only platform that brings everything together.
• You want a very large catalogue: pair Disney+ with Netflix or Prime Video rather than taking it alone.

For Disney+, the official subscription is the way to go; the yearly plan suits you if you plan to keep it all year, the monthly plan if you only want to catch up on a saga. To add other platforms paid in dirhams, see the MySplit subscriptions page.