Not all Disney fans are having a magical time with the launch of its new streaming service, Disney+. Users have reported issues with the new platform hours after its release.
The streaming service launched Tuesday morning with hundreds of movies and thousands of television episodes available on the first day.
While nationwide domestic outages aren't reported, according to Downdetector, the largest reports of outages affected the east coast as they woke up and tried logging on to the service.
People took to Twitter to express their frustration.
"My kid just woke up and @disneyplus has crashed. So many sad east-coast babies," one user posted on Twitter.
Disney+ wasn't limited to technical issues, others in Puerto Rico were disappointed to learn the streaming service would launch one week later than the rest of the United States.
According to NBC News, Disney announced Tuesday that Puerto Rico will join New Zealand and Australia in gaining access to the service on Nov. 19.
My kid just woke up and @disneyplus has crashed. So many sad east-coast babies. pic.twitter.com/S2rWj5O81z
— Make it Stop (@annajustineau) November 12, 2019
Coming up shortly on @SquawkCNBC talking @disneyplus with @BeckyQuick and @JoeSquawk $DIS https://t.co/r4Kl9RX7RY
— Rich Greenfield (@RichLightShed) November 12, 2019
@disneyplus puerto Rico subscriptions not working and pushed to november 19 even when told by @DisneyD23 that it would launch on the 12th. We are a territory of the US.
— Francisco Cano (@Azurfehng) November 12, 2019