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FAQs
How much is ESPN Plus?
An ESPN Plus subscription will cost you $10.99 per month, or you can pay $109.99 for an annual subscription, which will save you 15% of the price you'd pay on monthly rolling.
Can I get ESPN Plus free?
Some providers such as Verizon offer the ESPN Plus, Disney & Hulu bundle free with selected plans. This bundle allows you full access to each of the three streaming services, meaning you'll have plenty of sports, shows & movies to choose from. Check with your service provider to see if they offer any free bundles with selected plans.
Does ESPN Plus have ads?
Live games broadcast on ESPN Plus feature commercials. That said, subscribers can watch live games from the NHL, MLB, and MLS leagues. There are also channels for PGA golf, UFC, college football, and more.
Can I get ESPN Plus with Disney Plus?
Yes, ESPN offers a few Disney bundle options. The cheapest, Duo Basic, costs $9.99 per month and comes with Disney Plus and Hulu memberships (with Ads). If you want access to these platforms alongside ESPN Plus, Trio Basic adds ESPN Plus with Ads for $14.99 per month. Finally, you can opt for ad-free versions of Disney Plus and Hulu with Trio Premium for $24.99 per month.
Which devices can I use to watch ESPN Plus?
ESPN Plus is supported on wide range of device types including Apple & Android smartphones, tablets & TVs, Amazon, Google & Facebook devices (including Chromecast), Xbox & PlayStation games consoles, Roku TV players and more. To top it off, customers can stream content on up to 3 devices at once per account. If you aren't sure if your device is supported, you can find a full list on the ESPN Plus website.
How do I cancel ESPN Plus?
You can cancel your ESPN Plus subscription at any time. Head to the 'Manage my ESPN+ Subscription' page to cancel. When you cancel your subscription it doesn't delete the account. Once you've canceled, you'll have access to ESPN Plus until the end of your current billing cycle but you won't be charged after that.
Hints and Tips
Opt for annual: A monthly subscription to ESPN Plus costs $10.99 per month. However, if you can afford to pay for an annual plan upfront, you'll only pay $109.99 per year, saving you $21.89 (or 15%) over the course of 12 months.
Get the Disney Bundle: Disney owns and operates multiple streaming services including Hulu, Disney Plus, and ESPN Plus. This is good news as the media giant has packaged them up into an all-inclusive Disney streaming bundle, which is ideal for any sports aficionados who also want access to a range of TV programming. The bundle offers access to all three services for $14.99 a month.
Watch out for free trials: Once in a blue moon, customers can catch an ESPN Plus free trial when the rare promotions roll around. Although they won't appear often, they can be a good chance to save on membership for a month or two and work out if the service is for you. Free trials are usually only available to new members, so make sure to check before you join the service to see if you can save.
How to use ESPN Plus promo codes
1. Take a look through our ESPN Plus promo codes and click "Get Discount".
2. You'll be taken to the ESPN Plus website, where you can choose the plan for you.
3. When you're ready to order, head to the checkout - your discount should be displayed next to your order total.
4. Once you're happy that you're making a saving, proceed through the checkout to complete your order.
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