ESPN+ is tied to your payment card and, for many fans, bundled with Disney+ and Hulu — so a fresh, private password is worth the minute it takes. Whether you are tightening security or clearing out access you shared during the playoffs, our GetMyPassword team covers how to change your ESPN+ password, reset it when you are locked out, and keep your sports streaming and billing details safe.
Know which account you are changing
ESPN+ runs on your ESPN account, and if you bought it inside the Disney Bundle, the same login often spans Disney+ and Hulu. Changing your ESPN password updates ESPN+ access; if you subscribed through the bundle, manage it from your Disney account instead. Check where you signed up before you start.
Change your password
- Sign in at espn.com and open your account/profile.
- Go to Account Settings.
- Select Change Password.
- Enter your current password, then the new one, and save.
Reset a forgotten password
On the sign-in screen choose Forgot Password? and enter your account email. ESPN sends a reset link; open it and create a new password. If you subscribed through Apple, Google or the Disney Bundle, reset the login with that provider rather than on ESPN directly.
Streaming logins are traded in bulk after data breaches. If your ESPN+ password is one you reuse elsewhere, treat it as already exposed and give the account a password you use nowhere else.
Secure it with a unique password
Because the account links to billing, give it a password you use on no other site. Generate a unique one with our password generator and store it in a password manager so you never reuse or forget it. Changing your password also signs out other sessions, quietly removing anyone you shared the login with.
Frequently asked questions
Is my ESPN+ password the same as my Disney+ password?
If you subscribed through the Disney Bundle, they can share one login managed in your Disney account. If you signed up directly with ESPN, the ESPN account password controls ESPN+. Check where you registered.
How do I reset my ESPN+ password without the email?
Resets go to your account email, so you need access to it. If you subscribed through Apple, Google or the Disney Bundle, reset through that provider. Otherwise contact ESPN support to verify ownership.
How do I stop someone else using my ESPN+?
Change your password, which signs out other sessions, and set a strong, unique one they cannot guess. Review your account email and subscription details for any changes you did not make.