Disney, multimedia and mass entertainment company launched their first online streaming service "DisneyLife" in United Kingdom on November 23, 2015, according to EN Gadget.com. The streaming service has started off with an affordable monthly price range for the U.K families at £9.99 and has been launched on iOs, web and Android platforms. The service also provides support for Chromecast and Airplay.

Disney has uploaded its some of the classic movies like "The Lion King, The Jungle Book and The Pirates of Caribbean Series," on its online platform for everyone to enjoy. Disney has also involved some Pixar movies like "Toy Story and Monsters Inc.," in their library, reported the Daily Mail.

With the monthly subscription, users will also be provided with around 2000 television episodes, 100 e-books, almost 5000 music tracks and even audio-books, for the proper learning and entertainment of the younger generation in the family.

According to Tech Crunch, the streaming service also provides user with free application download to play games which would be exclusively chosen by Disney. The users will be able to create maximum of six profiles by choosing one of their favorite character. The users especially parents will also be able to set time limits for the use of the created profiles.

Disney's decision of launching such online streaming service in UK is hard to guess. The United Kingdom already has highly popular online platforms for young children like YouTube Kids and programs featuring on Netflix and Amazon Prime.

The General Manager of "DisneyLife," Paul Brown said that the company has tried to give freedom to the users of the new service to explore the entire world of Disney at any point of time. "Our team has worked tirelessly to create a personal, intuitive and unique experience for the whole family," Paul said, as quoted by The Guardian.