Is Gravity Falls Leaving Hulu? Expiration Tag Explained

No, Gravity Falls is not leaving Hulu. The series is a Disney production which also partly owns the streaming service.

The series follows the story of Dipper Pines and his twin sister Mabel who are sent to their great uncle Stan to spend their summer holidays.

Leaving their home in California, they arrive at the mysterious town that is surprisingly full of paranormal incidents and supernatural creatures. They stay at their great uncles’ Mystery Shack, which he owns and used to trap unknown tourists into buying the staff.

The series began on 2012 June 15 and ran for 4 years. The story creator Alex Hirsch announced that the series ended in 2016. The series’ final episode came on 2016 February 15.

According to what Hirsch said, the show came to a conclusion and was not canceled, though the fans were pretty upset about it.

Will the Gravity Falls Leave Hulu?

No, Gravity Falls is not leaving Hulu and will be part of it. However, the show will also stream on Disney and Disney+.

A streaming network puts an expiration tag when the movie they are showing will not be shown anymore. The expiration tag has the number of days the show will be shown.

Though for the show, there is no expiration date tagged currently. According to digital trends, it has provided an extensive list of movies and series that will leave Hulu this year, and Gravity Falls is not on its list.

Plus, Disney owns Hulu for most of it, with the remaining held by Comcast. But Comcast has all the management rights to Disney. So, Disney has the sole right to the show.

So the viewers can be assured that the show will not leave the show. However, a Reddit post stated that the show was to go on the streaming channel a year before.

Though Disney owns Hulu, it is a free market, and there can be multiple buyers for the show, which can cause competition among streaming services.

Where Is The Show Streaming Now?

Gravity Falls is currently streaming on Hulu and Disney Plus. The show is not leaving the side of Hulu anytime soon.

Though there has been some scrambling about the show leaving the service, which is not valid, the fans were trying to find out where to watch shows from. Since it was just a hoax, you can relax and watch on your regular streaming network, Hulu and Disney plus.

You can stream the show on Hulu with a subscription plan of $7.99 per month with ads included if you don’t mind the ads. But if you are not interested in watching ads while streaming, you and use the subscription plan of $14.99 per month.

If you are still deciding whether to spend that significant amount of money on a subscription, there is still 30 days free trial option for you through Hulu’s account.

If you don’t plan to watch on Hulu, you can also look into Disney+ and DisneyNOW through a subscription. If you want to watch it for free, you can watch it on DisneyNOW. But there is only 1 season along with ads.

Or you can rent or buy the show on Prime Video, Google Play, YouTube, iTunes, and Apple TV to watch the show.

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