It may have suffered some technical hiccups on launch, but Disney+ is already massively successful for Disney, which reports that over 10 million people signed up for the streaming service in its first day. Variety notes that this is well over analysts’ projections, which had Disney+ netting 8 million subscribers by the end of 2019. That number could still be accurate, however, as it’s unclear exactly how many of the 10 million-plus users will drop the service following the expiration of their free seven-day trial (all of the Werner Herzog fans, for sure). Further subscriber data will not be released until the next quarterly earnings call, which is set for February 2020, but Disney projects that the service will accumulate 60 to 90 million (!) subscribers worldwide by 2024.