The Disney Plus app is so popular that research reports that the iOS app had more downloads in Q4 2019 than any other iOS and Android app combined. But to actually watch it on your TV, phone, or tablet, you need the app. So we did the work for you and found all the download links.

Here is a comprehensive list of where you can download the Disney Plus app on your device.

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If you've heard the saying "iOS first," you won't be surprised to learn that the Disney Plus app is now available first on the iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV. The link below used to work in the Netherlands, but now we can confirm that it works in the US.

Except, however, if you are affected by the service outage that affected multiple devices, including my iPhone.

Disney Plus does not appear in the TV app, so Mac owners will need to move their web browser to disneyplus.com.

Download the Disney Plus app for iOS, iPadOS, and tvOS here.

Want to view Disney Plus on your Android phone? The Disney Plus app is currently available in the Google Play store.

As Android Central has confirmed, this includes Android tablets.

Download Disney+ for Android here.

Disney has confirmed that Disney Plus will support Chromebooks, although early rumors and reports suggested otherwise.

I have already discovered that Disney Plus will stream in Chrome, so I will be watching this service on my Chromebook.

Last minute, Disney and Amazon agreed last week to bring Disney Plus to Fire TV sticks, Fire TV, and Fire tablets.

The Disney Plus app for Amazon Fire is here.

I looked for the Disney Plus channel on Roku, but could not find it.

After the official launch, the Disney Plus Roku channel was found here; I watched "The Mandalorian" on Roku Ultra and found the channel/app to be speedy and responsive.

Yes, Disney Plus can be viewed on the PlayStation 4, which may be the only streaming device available (a pretty good one). The Disney Plus app can be downloaded from the PlayStation Store.

And thankfully, there is now also a Disney Plus app for the Xbox One, which can be downloaded from the Microsoft Store, and which can be found on the PlayStation Store. This is another late addition. I wish there had been an option to download and log in beforehand, but what's done is done.

Since the Smart TV does not have an app store that I can link to here, do what I did for the LG TV. Open the app store on the TV (the LG Content Store can be found by pressing the app button and scrolling until you see its entry), click the search icon, type Disney on the remote, and scroll down to the apps section of the results, Click Disney+.

Open Chromecast in the iOS app and Chrome web and you will see a Cast icon, use that to cast Disney+ to Chromecast.