As Disney starts to ramp up how many movies and shows will actually be premiering on Disney+, a flood of subscribers have joined the streaming service (including a LOT of adults without kiddos).

Disney+ has brought in more viewers and a higher cash flow than previously expected. However, after the recent stocks increased rapidly after Disney’s Investor Day, the streaming service’s project revenue has also been bumped up.

Nasdaq has reported that Disney+ is currently projected to reach $4 billion in revenue by 2022. Although the streaming service is thought to hit $1.94 billion by the end of this year, the $1 price increase is most likely going to cause the cash flow to jump up over the next year according to eMarketer’s industry watchers.

Disney’s deal with Verizon Communications only amounted to 20% of the first quarter’s total subscriptions. However, many viewers have been flocking to the streaming service regardless for the Marvel, Pixar, Disney, and other content. And, all the entertainment that is planned over the next few years might even make the price increase worth it for multiple subscribers.

The combination of Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+ is expected to generate $12.36 billion in revenue by the end of 2022, compared to $12.95 billion for Netflix. However, some analysts believe that Disney+’s subscriber base may increase all the way to 194 million by 2025.

We’ll continue to check back with the projections for Disney+ over the next few years and update you with the entertainment popping up on the streaming service soon!

Here’s a look at all the series and films coming to Disney+!

What is your favorite thing to watch on Disney+ right now?