Comcast Offers Disney Family Movies On Demand

Disney movies. For decades these entertaining films have been loved by children and trusted by parents. Now, thanks to Comcast Cable TV's subscription package for Disney Family Movies On Demand, families can enjoy an amazing selection of movies for just $5.99 per month with the click of their digital cable remote.

Favorite Films from Disney Family Movies Now Available on Comcast

By subscribing to Comcast’s Disney Family Movies channel, families will enjoy unlimited access to 10 to 12 movies every month as well as many other popular Disney shows and fun features. Now your family room can become a private home theater for Disney’s most beloved favorites including Pollyanna, The Jungle Book, The Parent Trap, Eloise at the Plaza, George of the Jungle, Treasure Planet, Polly, Fun and Fancy Free, and Oliver and Company.

Disney Family Movies with Comcast’s Convenient On Demand Features

Simply by subscribing to Disney Family Movies from Comcast, families can access On Demand features to watch their favorite films. Gone are the days of setting your VCR to record a movie to watch later.

With Disney Family Movies On Demand you can bring up Comcast’s On Demand menu, click your remote to choose the film you’d like to watch, and your movie will start right away. Plus you can pause, fast forward, and rewind to your heart’s content. You can even stop the show to finish watching at a time that’s more convenient.

Disney On Demand from Comcast a Sure Winner for Family Entertainment

Disney Family Movies comes to Comcast as a result of a partnership with Disney-ABC Domestic Television and showcases both classic and contemporary Disney offerings.

"For just $5.99 a month, we’re offering unlimited viewing of ten classic Disney movies whenever you want -- it`s such a compelling family entertainment value, my daughters offered to take it out of their allowance," said Derek Harrar, senior vice president and general manager of Comcast’s video services. "Kids’ and family programming continues to be one of our top On Demand categories, and we are thrilled to continue delivering the best quality content with Disney."

"We’re delighted to offer Disney Family Movies to Comcast`s customers," said Dan Cohen, executive vice president, Pay Television and New Media, Disney-ABC Domestic Television. "The addition of this one-of-a-kind, family-friendly service is a wonderful complement to the company`s video on demand initiatives."

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