Disney+ Launches First Indonesia Bundle With Vidio — SkimNews

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- Disney+ launched its first Indonesian partnership with Vidio, the "Vidio Ultimate Disney+ All Screen Bundle," pairing Disney+ Standard with Vidio Ultimate All Screen in a joint subscription.
- The package stacks Disney franchises — including "The Devil Wears Prada 2," "Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu," "Deadpool & Wolverine," FX's "Shōgun" and "The Bear" — alongside Vidio's Premier League, UEFA Champions League, and domestic BRI Super League rights, plus ESPN programming.
- Vidio subscribers gain a "Taste of Disney+" collection featuring episodes of Korean original "Flex X Cop" Season 2, "High Potential," "Sofia the First," and "Grey's Anatomy," with rotating selections meant to steer users toward the full bundle.
- Content will flow in both directions, with Vidio Original Series and sinetron (local TV soaps) coming to Disney+ subscribers, though no launch timing was disclosed.
- The Vidio deal continues a string of Disney+ APAC partnerships: a TVING-Wavve three-way bundle in Korea this year, an expanded Astro distribution deal in Malaysia in July, and a multi-year co-development pact with TBS's The Seven in Japan.
- Media Partners Asia has ranked Vidio Indonesia's top streaming platform for four consecutive years; Vidio's own t-Survey 2025 found 77% of its connected TV audience watches in groups of three or more family members — a household co-viewing metric Disney+ is targeting.
- Vidio's slate tops 110 original series and carries more than 70 global and national sports competitions including Wimbledon, Formula 1, and MotoGP, per the company; Disney APAC SVP Tony Zameczkowski called Indonesia "an incredibly exciting market," while Vidio CEO Sutanto Hartono described the bundle as one of Indonesia's "fullest premium packages."
Why it matters: Indonesia's top streamer for four straight years per Media Partners Asia, Vidio gives Disney+ instant access to a household co-viewing audience (77% watch in groups of 3+) and a sports rights portfolio spanning Premier League, Champions League, F1, MotoGP, and Indonesia's BRI Super League — assets Disney+ could not have assembled independently. The deal formalizes Disney's stated APAC strategy of accelerating local partnerships rather than building solo, following similar bundling moves in Korea, Malaysia, and Japan.
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