Just a few months before the COVID-19 pandemic began spreading across the world, The Walt Disney Company launched its very own streaming platform, Disney+. Disney+ is the ultimate streaming platform for fans of the Mouse House, full of classic and modern movies, television shows everyone in your family will love, and some truly amazing original programming like The Mandalorian, Loki, High School Musical: The Musical: The Series, Percy Jackson and the Olympians, The Imagineering Story, and so many more.Credit: DisneyRelated: Disney Quietly Edits ‘Aladdin,’ ‘Bluey,’ and More To Appease Modern AudiencesIn the nearly six years since its launched, Disney+ has amassed more than 120 million subscribers and is available in 150 countries, spreading the magic of Disney to every corner of the world.Unfortunately, Disney+ has experienced more than its fair share of struggles. While the platform did see initial success, largely due to people being stuck at home during the pandemic, Disney+ struggled to hold onto those subscribers and make money off of them. In fact, in the first four years of its launch, Disney+ cost the company more than $11 billion.These losses were so significant that investors even filed a lawsuit against former Disney CEO Bob Chapek for misleading them about the health of the streaming platform and the number of subscribers it really had.Credit: DisneyRelated: Bob Chapek Said His “Disney Family” Stopped Him From Suing CompanyWhen Bob Iger returned as CEO in 2022, one of his priorities was to make Disney+ financially successful, something that he achieved two years later through extreme budget cuts and show cancellations.Iger and the rest of the Disney+ team are always looking for ways to make the streamer more popular and more profitable, and in 2024, they launched live channels, called Stream. Subscribers could watch ABC programming live on Disney+, and younger viewers could enjoy Disney+ Playtime, featuring a lot of kid-friendly entertainment, including Bluey, The Lion Guard, and Puppy Dog Pals.And now, Disney adults and millennials have a live channel dedicated to the shows they grew up with and remember fondly. The new channel is called Disney Throwbacks!Credit: DisneyRelated: Disney Channel Cancellation Announced, Production CeasedSubscribers can now enjoy a live channel airing classic shows like Ducktales, Chip ‘n Dale: Rescue Rangers, Tale Spin, Gargoyles, and Recess. The live channel isn’t limited to animated shows, also airing fan-favorites like That’s So Raven, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Gilmore Girls, and Lizzie McGuire. So now, instead of having to search for all of your favorite 1990s/2000s shows, you can watch a variety of them on Disney’s Throwbacks Stream. As Hannah Montana would say, you get the best of both worlds!Disney has also announced that it has bigger events planned for the Throwbacks Stream, including “Ducktales Treasure Hunt Weekend” and “Back-to-School With Recess.”Credit: DisneyRelated: Disney+ Adding Concession Stands? It’s True!In addition to ABC News Live and Disney+ Playtime, subscribers can also enjoy Streams like Disney Junior, Hits & Heroes (featuring content from Star Wars and the MCU), and an entire Stream dedicated to the iconic series The Simpsons.During the spookiest time of the year, subscribers can also enjoy Hallowstream and watch some of their favorite Halloween movies and shows, including Hocus Pocus (1993), Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993), Hocus Pocus 2 (2022), Haunted Mansion (2023), Agatha All Along, Goosebumps, and more.Are you excited to have a Disney+ Stream channel dedicated to some of your favorite classic television shows? What was your favorite Disney show growing up? Are there any shows and movies that are not on Disney+ that you think should be added? Share your thoughts and stories with us in the comments!The post Disney+ Just Launched a New Channel Catered Toward Disney Adults appeared first on Inside the Magic.