As of 2026, Disney+ has implemented strict "Paid Sharing" rules that prohibit two separate households from sharing a single account for free. Following the lead of Netflix, Disney+ defines a "Household" as a collection of devices associated with the primary account holder's personal residence. If you attempt to watch Disney+ on a TV-connected device outside the primary household, the system will eventually block access and prompt you to "Update Household" or add an "Extra Member" for an additional monthly fee. In 2026, this "Extra Member" add-on typically costs around $6.99 to $9.99 per month depending on your plan. While you can still log in and watch on a mobile device while traveling, the long-term use of an account by a separate family living in a different location is no longer permitted under the standard terms of service. This shift was designed to convert millions of "password borrowers" into paying subscribers or "Extra Members," significantly changing the digital landscape for streaming fans.