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Disney Channel (European, Middle Eastern and African TV channel)

April 11, 2024

Disney Channel is a British-managed children's pay television channel owned and operated by The Walt Disney Company Limited, the international business division of the Walt Disney Company serving television markets across the Middle East (except Iran, Israel, Syria, and Turkey), North Africa, Sub-Saharan Africa, Greece, Cyprus, the Baltics, and most of the Balkans[1] (excluding Albania, Bulgaria, Romania and Moldova).

Disney Channel Europe, Middle East and Africa
CountryUnited Kingdom
Broadcast area
  • Africa
  • Balkans
  • Baltics
  • Cyprus
  • Middle East
Headquarters3 Queen Caroline Street, Hammersmith, London W6 9PE
Programming
Language(s)
  • English
  • Arabic (dubbing/subtitles)
  • Greek (dubbing/subtitles)
  • Albanian (subtitles)
  • Serbian (subtitles)
  • Croatian (subtitles)
  • Slovene (subtitles)
Picture format
    • HDTV 1080i
    • SDTV 576i
Ownership
Owner
Sister channels
List
History
Launched
    • 2 April 1997; 27 years ago (1997-04-02) (MENA Feed)
    • 25 September 2006; 17 years ago (2006-09-25) (Africa)
    • 8 November 2009; 14 years ago (2009-11-08) (Greece and Cyprus)
    • 2009-2012 (distribution in the Balkans)
    • 28 February 2023; 13 months ago (2023-02-28) (distribution in the Baltics)
    • 5 June 2023; 10 months ago (2023-06-05) (distribution in the Nordics)
Closed1 April 2024; 10 days ago (2024-04-01) (distribution in the Nordics)
Links
Website
    • Sub-Saharan African website
    • English MENA website
    • Arabic MENA website
    • Greek website

Originally launched on 2 April 1997 as a channel in the Middle East and North Africa; exclusively for Orbit TV (now OSN) subscribers,[2][3] it began expanding to markets in Sub-Saharan Africa in 2006[4] and the Balkans.

The channel previously used to cover Poland[5] and Turkey,[6] with respective audio tracks for the two markets, until 2010[7] and 2012[8] respectively when two fully-localized feeds were launched for the two countries. In Albania, the EMEA feed was previously available from 2012 to 2018, with Albanian subtitles available for programs.[9]

Majority of programming from Disney Channel are also available on Disney+ throughout the regions and South Africa.

History edit

Disney Channel, then known as The Disney Channel began broadcasting on 2 April 1997 on satellite provider Orbit (now OSN) in the Middle East and North Africa region.[2][3][10] At first, the channel was only available in English, but on 1 April 1998, a separate Arabic sub-feed was added. Animated films and series were dubbed in Arabic,[11] while live-action films and series were subtitled. Disney Channel Middle East was then picked up by satellite provider Showtime in fall 2001. The channel featured the logos (resembling Mickey Mouse head) in two versions (the one with the channel's name written in English and the other in Arabic for each feed), until June 2003 when it adopted the 2002 US Disney Channel logo.

Somewhere at that time, both the Arabic and English feeds of the channel were merged. In consequence, on 3 January 2005 Disney Channel Middle East started to simulcast Disney Channel Scandinavia, including its schedule and the prints of the series and movies for this feed (which were modified to also include Arabic dubbing credits). Then somewhere between November and December 2005, Disney Channel Scandinavia and Middle East started to add dubbing credits to its programming through subtitles.

Disney Channel Scandinavia and Middle East started gradually becoming individual feeds in 2006, starting with a different rotation of films (that gradually got more different), though this did not stop Arab satellite provider Orbit from adding a Swedish audio track to the Middle Eastern feed on 16 April 2007 (which was subsequently removed years later).

The Middle Eastern feed became a pan-regional network, as the channel was launched in Sub-Saharan Africa on 25 September 2006,[12][4][13] Poland on 2 December 2006,[5][4] Turkey on 29 April 2007;[6][14] and Greece along with Cyprus on 8 November 2009.

In September 2009, when the feed separation from Disney Channel Scandinavia was complete, the Middle East feed (now broadcasting in most of the EMEA region) started to share promotions and events with the CEE feed.

On 1 August 2010, the EMEA feed in Poland was separated and replaced with a fully localized Polish feed.

On 12 January 2012, Disney Channel EMEA in Turkey was replaced by an independent Turkish feed,[8] and became a free-to-air network.[15]

Between 2009 and 2012, Disney Channel EMEA began broadcasting in the former Yugoslavia (Serbia, Croatia,[16] Montenegro, North Macedonia,[17] Bosnia, Slovenia) and Albania.[9]

The channel adopted a new logo and underwent a rebrand on 21 July 2014.[18] In 2015, Disney Channel EMEA switched its aspect ratio from 4:3 to 16:9.

In 2017, a high-definition feed of the channel was launched. It includes Arabic subtitles for live-action films and TV series. Also in that year, Disney Channel EMEA rebranded using the 2017 European branding package. And in August 2018, the Albanian transmission ceased.[19]

On 24 June 2022, Disney Channel EMEA, Israel, Spain and Portugal rebranded with a new graphics,[20] with the customized wordmark logo; designed by Flopicco from Rome, Italy.[21]

Availability edit

Middle East and North Africa edit

The Middle East sub-feed is the oldest sub-feed, and began broadcasting in the Middle East and North Africa on 2 April 1997.[2][3][10] The feed is currently available in both English and Arabic. The vast majority of all animated series can be watched with Arabic dubbing, but live-action programs are almost always aired in English only with Arabic subtitles instead. It also has its own website, which is offered with English and Arabic versions. On 31 December 2023, Disney Channel was removed off the OSN cable provider because OSN did not renew its contract with Disney to offer its channels in its catalog, and was replaced by Cartoon Network later that night.[22]

Sub-Saharan Africa edit

Launched on 25 September 2006 on Multichoice's DStv,[12] it later went 24 hours since 2007.[13] Broadcasting in most of Sub-Saharan Africa. This feed airs programs in English only, without foreign-language subtitles.

Greece & Cyprus edit

Launched in Greece and Cyprus on 8 November 2009 on NOVA. The feed is currently available in both English and Greek. Most programs, whether animated or live-action, are generally dubbed into Greek on this sub-feed, although some programs are aired with Greek subtitles instead. It also has a Greek-language website.

Other countries edit

Expanded between 2009 and 2012 with multiple distributors through Bosnia & Herzegovina, Croatia, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Serbia (including the disputed Kosovo) and Slovenia. All programs are exclusively aired with English audio, with Serbian, Croatian and Slovene subtitles. On February 28, 2023, the feed launched in the Baltic states (Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania), replacing the Scandinavian feed (which was distributed on television provider Allente). The Scandinavian feed was itself replaced in the Nordics by the EMEA feed on 5 June 2023. The Scandinavian feed would relaunch on 2 April 2024 replacing the EMEA feed.

Sister channels edit

Disney Junior edit

Main article: Disney Junior (European, Middle Eastern, and African TV channel)

Disney Junior is a pan-regional and sister channel; focused on toddlers and preschoolers, aged 2–6 years old. It launched on September 1, 2010, in MENA, Sub-Saharan Africa, Greece & Cyprus as Playhouse Disney. On June 1, 2011, Disney Junior was launched, replacing Playhouse Disney.[23]

On 31 May 2016, Disney Junior was launched in a full Arabic language counterpart; exclusively on OSN.[24]

Disney XD (closed) edit

Disney XD was a pan-regional and sister channel; focused on older kids and teenagers (mostly boys). It was launched in the MENA, Greece, Serbia, Bosnia, Montenegro, Croatia, North Macedonia and Slovenia[25] in 2009;[26] and in Sub-Saharan Africa in May 2011.[27]

In South Africa in June 2014, Multichoice fined R5000 (around $300) after failing to provide a warning before airing an advertisement for the fantasy drama series WolfBlood, containing horror scenes on the morning of 31 December 2013.[28]

In 2018, an Arabic language counterpart launched.[29]

The channel was later closed in Sub-Saharan Africa on 1 October 2020;[30] the MENA region and in the Balkans, on 31 December 2020;[31][32] and Greece on 31 January 2021.[33]

Programming edit

Current programming edit

Source:[34][35]

Note: Some programs are available on Disney+.

Former programming edit

Disney Channel Original Movie premieres edit

See also: List of Disney Channel original films

2015 edit

2016 edit

2017 edit

2018 edit

2019 edit

2020 edit

2021 edit

2022 edit

References edit

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External links edit

  • Official African website
  • Official Arabic-language MENA website
  • Official English-language MENA website
  • Official Greek website
  • Official Swedish Website
  • Official Norwegian Website
  • Official Danish Website

April 11, 2024
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Disney Channel is a British managed children s pay television channel owned and operated by The Walt Disney Company Limited the international business division of the Walt Disney Company serving television markets across the Middle East except Iran Israel Syria and Turkey North Africa Sub Saharan Africa Greece Cyprus the Baltics and most of the Balkans 1 excluding Albania Bulgaria Romania and Moldova Disney Channel Europe Middle East and AfricaCountryUnited KingdomBroadcast areaAfrica Balkans Baltics Cyprus Middle EastHeadquarters3 Queen Caroline Street Hammersmith London W6 9PEProgrammingLanguage s English Arabic dubbing subtitles Greek dubbing subtitles Albanian subtitles Serbian subtitles Croatian subtitles Slovene subtitles Picture formatHDTV 1080i SDTV 576iOwnershipOwnerThe Walt Disney Company Limited Disney Branded Television Disney Entertainment Sister channelsList BabyTV Disney Junior National Geographic National Geographic Abu Dhabi National Geographic Wild Star World Star MoviesHistoryLaunched2 April 1997 27 years ago 1997 04 02 MENA Feed 25 September 2006 17 years ago 2006 09 25 Africa 8 November 2009 14 years ago 2009 11 08 Greece and Cyprus 2009 2012 distribution in the Balkans 28 February 2023 13 months ago 2023 02 28 distribution in the Baltics 5 June 2023 10 months ago 2023 06 05 distribution in the Nordics Closed1 April 2024 10 days ago 2024 04 01 distribution in the Nordics LinksWebsiteSub Saharan African website English MENA website Arabic MENA website Greek websiteOriginally launched on 2 April 1997 as a channel in the Middle East and North Africa exclusively for Orbit TV now OSN subscribers 2 3 it began expanding to markets in Sub Saharan Africa in 2006 4 and the Balkans The channel previously used to cover Poland 5 and Turkey 6 with respective audio tracks for the two markets until 2010 7 and 2012 8 respectively when two fully localized feeds were launched for the two countries In Albania the EMEA feed was previously available from 2012 to 2018 with Albanian subtitles available for programs 9 Majority of programming from Disney Channel are also available on Disney throughout the regions and South Africa Contents 1 History 2 Availability 2 1 Middle East and North Africa 2 2 Sub Saharan Africa 2 3 Greece amp Cyprus 2 4 Other countries 3 Sister channels 3 1 Disney Junior 3 2 Disney XD closed 4 Programming 4 1 Current programming 4 2 Former programming 4 3 Disney Channel Original Movie premieres 4 3 1 2015 4 3 2 2016 4 3 3 2017 4 3 4 2018 4 3 5 2019 4 3 6 2020 4 3 7 2021 4 3 8 2022 5 References 6 External linksHistory editDisney Channel then known as The Disney Channel began broadcasting on 2 April 1997 on satellite provider Orbit now OSN in the Middle East and North Africa region 2 3 10 At first the channel was only available in English but on 1 April 1998 a separate Arabic sub feed was added Animated films and series were dubbed in Arabic 11 while live action films and series were subtitled Disney Channel Middle East was then picked up by satellite provider Showtime in fall 2001 The channel featured the logos resembling Mickey Mouse head in two versions the one with the channel s name written in English and the other in Arabic for each feed until June 2003 when it adopted the 2002 US Disney Channel logo Somewhere at that time both the Arabic and English feeds of the channel were merged In consequence on 3 January 2005 Disney Channel Middle East started to simulcast Disney Channel Scandinavia including its schedule and the prints of the series and movies for this feed which were modified to also include Arabic dubbing credits Then somewhere between November and December 2005 Disney Channel Scandinavia and Middle East started to add dubbing credits to its programming through subtitles Disney Channel Scandinavia and Middle East started gradually becoming individual feeds in 2006 starting with a different rotation of films that gradually got more different though this did not stop Arab satellite provider Orbit from adding a Swedish audio track to the Middle Eastern feed on 16 April 2007 which was subsequently removed years later The Middle Eastern feed became a pan regional network as the channel was launched in Sub Saharan Africa on 25 September 2006 12 4 13 Poland on 2 December 2006 5 4 Turkey on 29 April 2007 6 14 and Greece along with Cyprus on 8 November 2009 In September 2009 when the feed separation from Disney Channel Scandinavia was complete the Middle East feed now broadcasting in most of the EMEA region started to share promotions and events with the CEE feed On 1 August 2010 the EMEA feed in Poland was separated and replaced with a fully localized Polish feed On 12 January 2012 Disney Channel EMEA in Turkey was replaced by an independent Turkish feed 8 and became a free to air network 15 Between 2009 and 2012 Disney Channel EMEA began broadcasting in the former Yugoslavia Serbia Croatia 16 Montenegro North Macedonia 17 Bosnia Slovenia and Albania 9 The channel adopted a new logo and underwent a rebrand on 21 July 2014 18 In 2015 Disney Channel EMEA switched its aspect ratio from 4 3 to 16 9 In 2017 a high definition feed of the channel was launched It includes Arabic subtitles for live action films and TV series Also in that year Disney Channel EMEA rebranded using the 2017 European branding package And in August 2018 the Albanian transmission ceased 19 On 24 June 2022 Disney Channel EMEA Israel Spain and Portugal rebranded with a new graphics 20 with the customized wordmark logo designed by Flopicco from Rome Italy 21 Availability editMiddle East and North Africa edit The Middle East sub feed is the oldest sub feed and began broadcasting in the Middle East and North Africa on 2 April 1997 2 3 10 The feed is currently available in both English and Arabic The vast majority of all animated series can be watched with Arabic dubbing but live action programs are almost always aired in English only with Arabic subtitles instead It also has its own website which is offered with English and Arabic versions On 31 December 2023 Disney Channel was removed off the OSN cable provider because OSN did not renew its contract with Disney to offer its channels in its catalog and was replaced by Cartoon Network later that night 22 Sub Saharan Africa edit Launched on 25 September 2006 on Multichoice s DStv 12 it later went 24 hours since 2007 13 Broadcasting in most of Sub Saharan Africa This feed airs programs in English only without foreign language subtitles Greece amp Cyprus edit Launched in Greece and Cyprus on 8 November 2009 on NOVA The feed is currently available in both English and Greek Most programs whether animated or live action are generally dubbed into Greek on this sub feed although some programs are aired with Greek subtitles instead It also has a Greek language website Other countries edit Expanded between 2009 and 2012 with multiple distributors through Bosnia amp Herzegovina Croatia Montenegro North Macedonia Serbia including the disputed Kosovo and Slovenia All programs are exclusively aired with English audio with Serbian Croatian and Slovene subtitles On February 28 2023 the feed launched in the Baltic states Estonia Latvia and Lithuania replacing the Scandinavian feed which was distributed on television provider Allente The Scandinavian feed was itself replaced in the Nordics by the EMEA feed on 5 June 2023 The Scandinavian feed would relaunch on 2 April 2024 replacing the EMEA feed Sister channels editDisney Junior edit Main article Disney Junior European Middle Eastern and African TV channel Disney Junior is a pan regional and sister channel focused on toddlers and preschoolers aged 2 6 years old It launched on September 1 2010 in MENA Sub Saharan Africa Greece amp Cyprus as Playhouse Disney On June 1 2011 Disney Junior was launched replacing Playhouse Disney 23 On 31 May 2016 Disney Junior was launched in a full Arabic language counterpart exclusively on OSN 24 Disney XD closed edit Disney XD was a pan regional and sister channel focused on older kids and teenagers mostly boys It was launched in the MENA Greece Serbia Bosnia Montenegro Croatia North Macedonia and Slovenia 25 in 2009 26 and in Sub Saharan Africa in May 2011 27 In South Africa in June 2014 Multichoice fined R5000 around 300 after failing to provide a warning before airing an advertisement for the fantasy drama series WolfBlood containing horror scenes on the morning of 31 December 2013 28 In 2018 an Arabic language counterpart launched 29 The channel was later closed in Sub Saharan Africa on 1 October 2020 30 the MENA region and in the Balkans on 31 December 2020 31 32 and Greece on 31 January 2021 33 Programming editCurrent programming edit Source 34 35 Big City Greens 36 Chip n Dale Park Life Descendants Wicked World The Ghost and Molly McGee Kiff Klik Klub Miraculous Tales of Ladybug amp Cat Noir Phineas and Ferb Pretty Freekin Scary Raven s Home The Villains of Valley View Walk the Prank Wandi amp KabzNote Some programs are available on Disney Former programming edit Adventures of the Gummi Bears A Kind of Magic Aladdin Alex amp Co American Dragon Jake Long Amphibia 37 A N T Farm Art Attack Austin amp Ally Avengers Assemble Best Friends Whenever Binny and the Ghost Bizaardvark Brandy amp Mr Whiskers Bunk d Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers Cookabout Coop amp Cami Ask the World Cory in the House Darkwing Duck Disney 11 Disney Fam Jam Disney Tsum Tsum Dog with a Blog Doug Disney version DuckTales 1987 DuckTales Elena of Avalor Originally on Disney Junior Even Stevens The Evermoor Chronicles The Fairly OddParents Seasons 1 5 Fish Hooks Gabby Duran amp the Unsittables 38 27 July 2020 Present 39 Gargoyles Ghostforce 40 Gigantosaurus Now on Disney Junior Girl Meets World Go Away Unicorn Goof Troop Good Luck Charlie Gravity Falls Guardians of the Galaxy H2O Just Add Water Hank Zipzer Hannah Montana Home Improvement House of Mouse Hotel Transylvania The Series Hulk and the Agents of S M A S H I Didn t Do It Jonas Jessie Just Roll with It K C Undercover Kim Possible Kitty is Not a Cat Lab Rats Legend of the Three Caballeros Lilo amp Stitch The Series Liv and Maddie Lizzie McGuire Lloyd in Space LoliRock Mako Mermaids Marvel s Spider Man Mickey Mouse Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Now on Disney Junior Marvel Rising Secret Warriors My Babysitter s a Vampire The Next Step The Owl House Penny on M A R S Phil of the Future Quack Pack Rapunzel s Tangled Adventure Originally on Disney Junior The Legend of Tarzan Recess The Rocketeer Originally also on Disney Junior Rolling with the Ronks Sabrina The Animated Series Sabrina Secrets of a Teenage Witch Sadie Sparks Secrets of Sulphur Springs Shake It Up Sofia the First Now on Disney Junior Sonny with a Chance So Random So Weird Soy Luna Star Wars Forces of Destiny Stuck in the Middle The Suite Life of Zack amp Cody The Suite Life on Deck Supa Strikas Sydney to the Max Teacher s Pet Team Sayari 41 Timon and Pumbaa That s So Raven Totally Spies Ultimate Spider Man Ultra Violet amp Black Scorpion The Unstoppable Yellow Yeti 42 Vikingskool 43 44 45 Violetta The Weekenders Win Lose or Draw Wizards of Waverly Place The ZhuZhusDisney Channel Original Movie premieres edit See also List of Disney Channel original films 2015 edit Teen Beach Movie 26 June 2015 Descendants 18 September 2015 2016 edit Adventures in Babysitting 23 September 2016 2017 edit Descendants 2 6 October 2017 2018 edit Zombies 12 May 2018 Freaky Friday 9 November 2018 2019 edit Kim Possible 3 May 2019 Descendants 3 11 October 2019 2020 edit Zombies 2 8 May 2020 46 2021 edit Upside Down Magic 29 January 2021 Under Wraps 29 October 2021 Spin 12 November 2021 47 Christmas Again 24 December 2021 48 2022 edit Zombies 3 14 October 2022 References edit Disney Channel Kanal TVProfil TVProfil Archived from the original on 7 December 2022 Retrieved 7 December 2022 a b c Disney Channel Arabic VHS Trailer archived from the original on 1 May 2022 retrieved 1 May 2022 a b c A Salute to 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