If you grew up in the early 2000s, your childhood probably consisted of silly bands, boy bands and Disney shows. With Disney’s new launch of its streaming service, Disney+, watching the shows that you grew up with couldn’t be easier.

Disney first brought the anticipated service to public attention in early November. of 2018. A year later, over 10 million people subscribed in the first few days. It took HBO nearly 3 years to reach half of that number, according to Cnet. 

With old and new content combined, Disney+ offers nearly 500 movies along with 7,500 episodes, which gives viewers a limitless choice on their favorite Disney shows. Disney+ provides shows and movies from Marvel, Star Wars, National Geographic and even The Simpsons, just to name a few. Disney will still add content as they move forward, including new episodes of the Mandalorian. However, you won’t be able to find movies like Coco, Thor: Ragnarok and Black Panther until later this year. 

Price-wise, Disney+ is cheap and affordable at $7 a month, compared to its contenders, like Netflix, which starts at $9 a month but can range up to $12. You can even get the Disney+ bundle for $12 a month, which also includes ESPN+ and Hulu. With Verizon, if you have the 5G unlimited wireless, Fios home internet or 4G LTE plans, you get a year of Disney+ for free. CEO Bob Iger did suggest the price could rise as the service grows, which also happened to Netflix as its service grew. 

If Disney+ does not sound like your cup of tea quite yet, you can wait a few months until new content is added. Disney wants to keep its family-friendly approach so they will not add any R rated content. However, Disney+ still offers content for all ages and most everyone can find something they enjoy to watch.