A Deep Dive Into ESPN+: Unveiling The Secrets Behind ESPN’s Revolutionary Streaming Experience

ESPN+ is a standalone streaming service from ESPN where you can live stream UFC events and MLB, NHL, and Major League Soccer games, as well as documentaries, original programming, on-demand classic games, exclusive content, and much more. Here’s everything you need to know about ESPN+ and how to get started streaming sports.

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How Can You Access ESPN+?

Access ESPN+ on a mobile device by downloading the ESPN app for iOS or Android , and then upgrading to ESPN+ as an in-app purchase. For viewing on a TV or computer, get ESPN+ via the ESPN app or channel on a Roku , Apple TV, Chromecast, or Amazon Fire TV streaming device, or via a Samsung Smart TV. Or, watch in a web browser, on an Xbox, PlayStation, and more.

There’s no need for a cable subscription to sign up for ESPN+, but real sports fans might not want to completely sever the cord just yet, as ESPN+ doesn’t allow access to NBA or NFL games or marquee events on other channels.

Visit ESPN for a complete list of the devices that support ESPN+ as well as help for setting up the app.

What Does ESPN+ Get You?

ESPN+ has an impressive array of mainstream and eclectic sports content. Watch live Major League Baseball, National Hockey League, and Major League soccer games, as well as some college sports, PGA golf, boxing, and tennis matches.

If you’re a UFC fan, you’ll get access to special events, exclusive matches, and pay-per-view events that aren’t accessible anywhere else. If you’re a fan of less mainstream sports, you’ll enjoy rugby, cricket, games from the Canadian Football League, and other international sports.

Aside from live games and matches, access written articles, sports podcasts, news, score updates, fantasy football information, original programming, condensed versions of ESPN’s SportsCenter recap and the NFL Prime Time series, and a library of documentaries and other on-demand content.

How Much Does ESPN+ Cost

ESPN+ costs $10.99 per month or $109.99 per year. It’s also included in a basic bundle with Hulu and Disney Plus for $14.99 per month (all with ads), as well as in a premium bundle for $24.99 per month (Disney+ and Hulu without ads). If you’re a sports fan, paying around $110 per year to get access to such a wide swath of sporting content just might be worth it. If you’re a UFC fan, it’s almost a no-brainer.

While ESPN+ won’t fulfill all your sporting needs, with no NFL or NBA games, it’s an excellent add-on to your sporting media options.

Here’s a look at the ESPN+ signup process.

Open the ESPN+ website and selectSubscribe to ESPN+ only , or chooseGet the Disney Bundle if you also want Hulu and Disney+.
To start the new account creation process, enter an email address into the form and pressContinue .

If you already have a Disney or ESPN account, sign in with those credentials. If you chose the Disney Bundle option in the previous step, you’ll be taken to the Disney+ website to complete the signup process.

Enter your name and create a password, then pressAgree & Continue .
ESPN sent a code to your email to confirm your identity; it should come from Disney Account Member Services. Enter that code into the space provided on the website, then pressContinue .

5. Pick a plan and choose a payment method (credit card or PayPal). PressAgree & Subscribe when you’re finished.

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6. Your ESPN+ account is now active. Start watching immediately on the main ESPN website, or download the appropriate app for your phone or streaming device.

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FAQ

How do I cancel my ESPN+ subscription?
To cancel ESPN+ , log in to your account and select yourProfile icon in the upper-right corner of the page, then go toESPN+ Subscriptions >Manage >Cancel Subscription . If you subscribed through Roku, log in to your Roku account and go to Manage your subscriptions .
Can I watch ESPN+ for free?
No. ESPN+ doesn’t offer a free trial. You must subscribe or add ESPN+ to your streaming bundle to watch.
What does EPSN stand for?
ESPN stands for Entertainment and Sports Programming Network. The company shortened its official name to ESPN, Inc. in 1985.

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A Deep Dive Into ESPN+: Unveiling The Secrets Behind ESPN’s Revolutionary Streaming Experience