‘Disney Plus Quota Exceeded’ Error – How to Fix

Imagine this: you’re all set up for a cozy night of streaming your favorite Disney movies on Disney Plus, but suddenly you’re hit with an annoying message: “Disney Plus Quota Exceeded.” What does that even mean? And more importantly, how can you fix it? Well, don’t worry, I’ve got you covered!

So, here’s the deal: that error message basically means you’ve reached your limit for simultaneous streaming. In simpler terms, you’re trying to watch Disney Plus on too many devices at the same time. But fear not, my friend, because there are a few simple steps you can take to resolve this issue and get back to your magical movie marathon.

First things first, make sure you check how many devices are currently logged into your Disney Plus account. You can do this by going to the Disney Plus website and logging in. Once you’re in, look for the “Account” section. From there, you’ll find an option called “Device Management” or something similar. Click on that, and you should see a list of all the devices currently linked to your account.

Now, take a good look at that list and identify any devices that you’re not currently using or that shouldn’t be there. Maybe Grandma’s old tablet or your ex’s phone is lurking in there. If you spot any unwanted guests, simply click on the “Remove” or “Log Out” option next to their name. This will free up a slot for a new device to enjoy Disney Plus.

Once you’ve cleaned up your device list, it’s time to tackle the next step: resetting your devices. Yes, I know, turning things off and on again is the oldest trick in the book, but trust me, it works like magic most of the time. So, grab that remote or tap that power button and give your devices a good restart. This will refresh the connection and clear out any lingering gremlins that might be causing the quota exceeded error.

If you’ve followed these steps and the error still persists, don’t fret just yet. Reach out to the Disney Plus support team. They’re the heroes who can swoop in and save the day. Just head over to the Disney Plus website and look for the “Help” or “Contact Us” section. There, you’ll find various options to get in touch with the support team, whether it’s via live chat, email, or phone. Explain the issue you’re facing, and they’ll be more than happy to assist you in resolving the quota exceeded error.

So, there you have it, my friend. The mysterious and frustrating “Disney Plus Quota Exceeded” error demystified! Follow these steps, and you’ll be back to watching your favorite Disney flicks in no time. Happy streaming!

I found myself scratching my head at the end of the year, trying to figure out what in the world Disney Plus was all about and why everyone was so hyped up about it. It seemed like everyone and their dog had subscribed to it. I mean, I get it. The price was way cheaper compared to other streaming services, and they had some pretty awesome new shows and movies.

But here’s the thing – the entire Disney and Pixar library is included too! Can you believe it? No wonder people were scrambling to sign up. Unfortunately, not everyone had smooth sailing. Some folks ran into technical difficulties and got hit with error codes. One of them is the dreaded Quota Exceeded Error. So, if you happen to be one of the unlucky ones, what should you do to fix it?

The Quota Exceeded Error – Who Gets It and Why

Turns out, Disney Plus has a whole bunch of error codes, and each one means something specific. And you guessed it, they all have their own set of solutions. But when it comes to the Quota Exceeded Error, it’s a very specific issue tied to the recent Delta Airlines offer.

You see, the airline bigwig joined forces with Disney Plus and offered customers a 14-day free trial instead of the usual 7 days. Sounds pretty sweet, right? Well, not so fast. Many customers who followed the link sent by Delta found themselves faced with the dreaded Quota Exceeded Error.

How to Fix It?

If you’re seeing this error on your screen, your best bet is to reach out to Delta Airlines or Disney Plus and ask them why. But before you do, it might be helpful to know more about the offer and if you qualify for the extended free trial.

To be eligible for the offer, one of the conditions is to sign up on or before January 31, 2020. After that date, the offer is no longer available. So if you sign up after that, you might see the Quota Exceeded Error on your screen.

It’s really great to have two weeks of Disney Plus on a flight before committing to the subscription, especially on those long-haul flights. You might be eager to redeem this deal, but it’s disheartening to see the Quota Exceeded Error message.

Are You Eligible?

In order to get the two weeks of free Disney Plus, you can’t already be a subscriber. That’s the catch. Disney Plus wants to attract new users. You also need to be a US Delta SkyMiles member, but if you received this deal, chances are you already are one.

If both of these conditions apply to you, but you’re still getting the Quota Exceeded Error, there may be other eligibility issues that are explained in the fine print. Your best option is to directly contact Delta or, more likely, Disney Plus.

Other Ways to Get Disney Plus for Free

For those who frequently fly with Delta Airlines, the two-week trial can be a great source of entertainment during a flight. As long as there are no error codes preventing it. But what are some other ways to enjoy Disney Plus for free before deciding to subscribe?

If you work at a Disney Park, you get a free Disney Plus subscription for a whole year. For employees at the California and Florida Disney parks, starting in January 2020, a Disney+, Hulu & ESPN Plus bundle is available. This bundle usually costs $12.99 per month. For everyone else, there are other options.

7-day Trial

Of course, Disney Plus offers a free trial like most streaming services. It’s not a whole month like Netflix, but a week should be enough to determine if you’re ready to pay $6.99 for a Disney Plus subscription. Just go to https://www.disneyplus.com/ and start your 7-day trial.

Verizon Deal

Verizon Wireless has a great deal with Disney Plus. They are offering new customers a whole year of free Disney Plus content. Just imagine how many movies and shows you can watch in that time. You can sign up on the Verizon website or app, and you’ll see the Disney Plus promotion when you’re done.

Free Is Rarely (All) Free

When you see a limited-time free trial for Disney Plus, it’s hard not to be interested. You definitely want to see Baby Yoda. However, these promotions and special offers usually come with conditions, time limits, and fine print. In the case of the Delta Disney Plus promotion, you have about two weeks before it expires, that’s if you’re eligible in the first place.

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