Disney+ Strikes Streaming Bundle and Content-Sharing Deal With Indonesia's Vidio
The partnership pairs Disney’s Hollywood and Korean programming with Vidio’s Indonesian originals and live sports, extending the company’s push to build regional streaming alliances across Asia.
Source: The Hollywood Reporter · October 1, 2026 at 9:02 AM · AI-assisted report
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Disney + has teamed up with Indonesia’s leading streaming platform Vidio to launch a joint subscription bundle, the Vidio Ultimate Disney+ All Screen Bundle, announced on Thursday.
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The partnership pairs Disney’s Hollywood films, global franchises and Asian originals with Vidio’s Indonesian‑produced series, live television and sports rights, including the Premier League, UEFA Champions League and Indonesia’s BRI Super League.
The deal expands Disney’s strategy of building regional distribution alliances across Asia‑Pacific, aiming to broaden reach, engagement and fandom for Disney+ in a market the company describes as “incredibly exciting.” The collaboration also gives Vidio a premium content boost, reinforcing its position as Indonesia’s most‑watched streaming service over the past four years, according to Media Partners Asia.
Under the bundle, all Vidio subscribers will receive a “Taste of Disney+” collection within the Vidio app, featuring rotating selections of Disney+ titles such as the Korean drama Flex X Cop season two, the crime comedy High Potential, the children’s series Sofia the First and the medical drama Grey’s Anatomy. The rotating catalogue is intended to act as a sampler that encourages users to upgrade to the full Vidio Ultimate Disney+ All Screen Bundle.
Reciprocally, Disney+ subscribers will gain access to a curated set of Vidio originals and Indonesian soap operas, known locally as sinetron, although the specifics of that component remain under discussion. Neither company disclosed pricing for the bundle or the overall financial terms of the agreement.
“By bringing Disney+’s beloved films and award‑winning series together with Vidio’s local entertainment ecosystem, we’re elevating the streaming experience for fans and new audiences. Indonesia is an incredibly exciting market for Disney+, and we’re delighted to collaborate with Vidio,” said Tony Zameczkowski, Disney’s senior vice‑president and general manager of direct‑to‑consumer, Asia‑Pacific. “This announcement is part of our focus on accelerating collaborations to expand the reach, engagement and fandom of Disney+ in APAC.”
Vidio chief executive Sutanto Hartono added that the partnership creates “one of Indonesia’s most complete premium entertainment offerings,” noting that audiences are seeking “greater choice and better value from their subscriptions.” He said the bundle makes it easier for Indonesian viewers to enjoy “the best of local stories, global entertainment, and world‑class sports through a single, more compelling subscription offering.”
The alliance follows Disney’s recent distribution deals with South Korea’s TVING, Hulu Japan, broadcasters SPOTV and Astro, and Japanese content company TBS. It coincides with Disney’s plan to roughly triple its annual output of international original series over the next three years, increasing the number of shows from around 60 to 70 this year.
Asia‑Pacific is a focal point of that expansion, with Disney building on Korean hits such as Perfect Crown and Battle of Fates, while extending its Japanese slate and adding more romance‑driven titles to the regional lineup.
For Vidio, the partnership adds high‑profile global franchises to a catalogue already anchored by more than 110 original series produced by the platform. The inclusion of live sports rights, notably the Premier League and UEFA Champions League, enhances the bundle’s appeal to a broad audience that values both on‑demand entertainment and real‑time events.
The collaboration is expected to influence the competitive dynamics of the Southeast Asian streaming market, where local players vie for subscriber growth amid rising content costs. By linking Disney’s extensive library with Vidio’s domestic content and sports portfolio, the bundle offers a differentiated value proposition that could attract price‑sensitive consumers seeking a single subscription for diverse entertainment needs.
The partners have not announced a launch date for the Vidio Ultimate Disney+ All Screen Bundle, and further details on the reciprocal content sharing arrangement are pending. The next steps will involve finalising the pricing structure and integrating the two platforms’ user experiences to deliver the combined offering to Indonesian audiences.
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