‘Dancing With the Stars’ moves to Disney+ as company looks to boost streaming subscriptions

This season’s remaining four couples will dance and compete in their final two rounds of dances in the live season finale where one will win the coveted Mirrorball Trophy.

If you want to watch the new season of Dancing With the Stars, you will need to sign up for Disney+.

The show, which was picked up for two years, will be the first live series on Disney-owned streaming service in the US and Canada.

Disney has an opportunity to capture new viewers who have cut ties with cable and increase subscriber growth by moving Dancing With the Stars to Disney+. Disney said in March that it would add a lower-priced tier later this year.

Disney ended the last quarter with more than 130 million subscribers for its Disney+ platform, and reiterated its guidance of reaching between 230 million to 260 million subscribers by the end of the decade.

The chair of entertainment, Walt Disney Television, said in a statement that Dancing With the Stars has been a beloved staple on ABC for 30 seasons and brought so much joy to millions of viewers.

Dancing With the Stars has aired on ABC since 2005.

It appears that football will be taking some of the spots on Dancing With the Stars. It was announced earlier this year that one Monday in the fall, Disney would show one game on ABC and one on ESPN.

The current Monday Night Football contract will end in the year 2022. ABC will air three games during the season, while the rest will be aired exclusively on ESPN in the next contract.