Disney and YouTube TV just hit a major roadblock — and now ESPN, ABC, FX, and even the Disney Channel

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The dispute between Disney and YouTube TV has left subscribers frustrated without certain channels. YouTube TV is offering a make-good for them.
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How to claim your $20 credit from YouTube TV during Disney dispute​

by: Spencer Gustafson

Posted: Nov 10, 2025 / 02:54 PM EST

Updated: Nov 10, 2025 / 04:56 PM EST
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NEW YORK (PIX11) — As YouTube TV and Disney have been at odds over all of Disney-owned networks being pulled from Google’s TV streaming platform, YouTube TV is offering a $20 credit for its subscribers.

On Oct. 30, all ABC, ESPN, and Disney-owned channels were removed from YouTube TV after the two companies failed to reach a new distribution deal. That meant sports fans who subscribed would not be able to watch some college football, NFL, NBA and NHL games.

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On Nov. 3, ESPN launched a campaign to encourage sports fans to contact YouTube TV to “get [Disney’s] networks back” onto the platform. On Sunday, YouTube TV made a statement on social media, saying it’s actively working to negotiate with the media giant on a fair deal.

As the disruption in service continues, YouTube TV is offering subscribers a $20 credit.

How to claim your credit​

YouTube TV listed instructions on how subscribers can redeem their credit. Here’s how:

1. Go to tv.youtube.com on your web browser to sign in
2. Click your profile picture
3. Select settings
4. In the menu, click updates
5. Select Claim credit

Once you claim the credit, the $20 will be applied to your next bill.

If you’re billed through Google Play or another provider, the $20 will be applied to your account automatically.

Spencer Gustafson is a digital content producer from Long Island who has covered New York state and city news since 2023. See more of his work here.
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