A couple of weeks ago we could start enjoying Disney Plus in Spain officially, which means we no longer need to pull a little trick that allowed us to see it even though it's only introduced in a few countries, including the United States.
We are not leaving quickly. This strategy will continue to be a great help for us to see that series and movies, unfortunately, have not yet been released in the Spanish version of the platform. In this article we list the people we remember the most.
To be able to do it, it will be enough that you get a VPN similar NordVPN (or ProtonVPN if you don't want to pay for one) then connect to a US server. This will allow you to access the local version of that country. Of course, you should already subscribe to Disney +.
Frozen II
Disney + users in the United States can now enjoy Frozen II, but it's not something for those in Spain. In our country it will not be released until June 26, but you can catch a VPN For now.
Forward
Manufacturers of Forward They have decided to further the film industry and bring it to Disney +. In the summer of the US, it can be seen from April 3 last, but we have not yet officially confirmed when it will be seen on Disney Plus Spain.
Mandalorian (period 1)
Of course you are also disappointed to see that the first season is not yet complete, as the chapters are released each week. That means all episodes will not be available in Spain until May 1st.
Star Wars: Battle Wars (season 7)
The same thing happened in the seventh season of Star Wars: Clone Wars. All episodes of this season will not be available on Disney Plus Spain until May 8, but every week until that time you can see a few new episodes.
High School Music: The Musical: Series (Season 1)
Another great Disney + series with its unreleased chapters all at once High School Music: The Musical. Every week, the platform will upload a new episode of this unique music song adaptation.
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