Sling TV Introduces Game-Changing Passes Offering More Flexibility Than Ever Before

New Day, Weekend and Week Passes will give consumers access to popular channels like ESPN and Disney Channel.
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Sling TV has launched affordable new day to week-long passes, offering consumers more flexibility than ever before when it comes to viewing sports on ESPN, favorite shows on Disney Channel, and more.

What’s Happening:

  • Sling TV, the self-professed “most flexible live streaming service" which first launched in 2015, is shaking things up once again with even more flexible offerings.
  • The streaming service has introduced new Day, Weekend and Week Passes – giving customers even more control over how they watch television.
  • Introduced partially to give football fans even more flexibility with the upcoming NFL season, these new short-term streaming options are built for real-life viewing habits. Get instant access to live football, entertainment, family friendly shows and news.
  • The pass options are as follows:
    • Day Pass ($4.99) – Instant 24-hour access. Perfect for a big game, an awards show, or an impromptu movie night.
    • Weekend Pass ($9.99) – Access from Friday to Sunday. Ideal for a weekend of games, a movie marathon, or catching up on a show.
    • Week Pass ($14.99) – 7-day access. Great for a week-long tournament, watching a new series, or keeping the family entertained on break.
  • The new passes include live and on-demand access to popular networks on Sling Orange like ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN3, TNT, A&E, TBS, Disney Channel, Comedy Central, History Channel, CNN and more.
  • For more information about Sling TV and the new passes, visit Sling.com.

What They’re Saying:

  • Seth Van Sickel, Senior Vice President, Product and Operations, Sling TV: "This launch is about putting control back in the hands of the fans, whether it's tuning in for college football, professional sports, award shows, or a spontaneous movie night, all without having to sign a long-term, binding contract. For just $4.99, fans can dive into live sports, trending shows, or special events with no strings attached. It's instant access, ultimate flexibility and an unbeatable value."

Many Changes Coming to ESPN:

  • This news comes as many changes are coming to ESPN and the way that consumers can experience their favorite sports. ESPN handed over 10% of itself to the NFL in exchange for a bundle of the league’s media assets.
  • Following the collapse of Venu, ESPN and FOX One are introducing a new bundle subscription offering.
  • Sadly, it’s not all additions, as ESPN has lost the rights to UFC, with much of the fighting league’s content jumping to Paramount+ next year in a $7.7 billion deal.

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