After an impressive 30 seasons on ABC, 'Dancing with the Stars' is moving to a new home on Disney+.
BURBANK, California -- After an impressive 30 seasons on ABC,"Dancing with the Stars" is moving to a new home on Disney+. The hit series received a two-season pickup and will premiere exclusively in the U.S. and Canada this Fall, making"Dancing with the Stars" the first live series to debut on the streaming service.
"'Dancing with the Stars' has been a beloved staple on ABC for 30 seasons and brought so much joy to millions of viewers," said Dana Walden, Chairman of Entertainment, Walt Disney Television. "As we're significantly expanding our unscripted slate at ABC, this is a great opportunity to introduce this show to a whole new generation of fans on Disney+.
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