Disney+ launch billboards...

If yesterday's Frozen II movie billboards didn't satisfy your Disney cravings, then maybe all these out-of-home ads for the entertainment giant's new streaming service will do the trick.

Today Disney+ officially joins the Streaming Wars, launching a subscription streaming service that will boast not only an extensive collection of Disney movies and series past and present, but be home to Pixar animation, Marvel Studios, Star Wars, National Geographic and even The Simpsons.

In addition to this wealth of previously released, beloved movies and television shows, Disney+ will also sport brand new original content, like the first ever live-action Star Wars series, The Mandalorian, staring Pedro Pascal in the titular role.

Other announced projects from a galaxy far, far away include an 'Obi-Wan Kenobi' series with Ewan McGregor respiring his role as the infamous Jedi and a Rogue-One spin-off prequel series featuring Diego Luna's 'Cassian Andor'.

In addition to being the first streamer to host the $1.1 billion box office smash Captain Marvel, Disney+ also has new Marvel television projects in development based on established MCU characters like WandaVision, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, Loki and Hawkeye, plus fan-favourites characters never before brought to life in live-action, She-Hulk, Ms. Marvel and Moon Knight.

Following the recent acquisition of key entertainment assets from 20th Century Fox, the platform will also not only be joined by 'Bart Simpson' and his animated family, but by new takes on the Home Alone, Night at the Museum, Diary of a Wimpy Kid and Cheaper by the Dozen film franchises.

Access to these thousands of movies and TV shows, from family-friendly animation, Oscar winners, sci-fi, fantasy, comedy, drama, musicals, nature documentaries and more, will cost U.S. subscribers just $6.99 per month.

New episodes will be released week-by-week rather than available all at once to binge, helping to lock subscribers in for longer.

These Disney Plus launch billboards, street posters and transit bus shelters were photographed along the Sunset Strip, Cahuenga Boulevard, 3rd Street, Ventura Boulevard, Melrose Avenue, Santa Monica Boulevard and Highland Avenue from October 18 to October 31, 2019.

The initial Disney+ launch billboards certainly look slightly corporate with all the logos, but they do a great job of highlighting all the amazing entertainment brands involved, whilst the Bart Simpson versions add some humour to proceedings.

The follow-up ad creatives featuring iconic characters and films like Moana, Tangled, Darth Vader, Thor, The Incredibles, Toy Story and more, help illustrate the diversity of the platform.

You can get even more excited for the Disney+ launch by taking a look at these screen-worn costumes from Star Wars: The Mandalorian, Anna Kendrick's Noelle film costumes and these costumes and props from the live-action Lady and the Tramp movie on display at the D23 Expo 2019.

Plus you can also compare Disney's outdoor adverting campaign to the recent Apple TV+ launch billboards also fighting to stand out in the city skyline at the moment.

Now if you'll excuse Daily Billboard, we have a few hundred shows and films to watch on the newest streaming platform in town.

UPDATED: Here's also another example of The Mandalorian special extension cut-out billboard, spied along Riverside Drive on November 23, 2019.

And here's a landscape version of the Disney+ Bart Simpson ad creative spotted along Barham Boulevard on November 24, 2019.

UPDATED: Here's also some more original content for Disney+, this time a billboard for Diary of a Future President, spotted along La Brea Avenue at Sunset Boulevard on January 25, 2020.

UPDATED: With its theme parks and cinemas around the world closed, it makes sense that Disney would be advertising its new streaming service outdoors in L.A. (even with less passing traffic).

These new Disney+ billboards feature Naomi Scott's 'Jasmine' from the live-action Aladdin, 'Baby Yoda' and 'The Mandalorian', Paul Rudd's 'Ant-Man', Pixar's 'Miguel' from Coco and a wolf from National Geographic's Hostile Planet series, showing the range of programming, movies and TV shows available.

This new wave of billboards were spotted along La Cienega Boulevard, Beverly Boulevard and Fairfax Avenue on April 3, 2020.