What We Know About the PRICE of Disney's New Sports Streaming Service

Disney is turning up the heat on streaming services yet again.

A new sports streaming concept is on the way from ESPN, Fox, and Warner Bros. Discovery, and while we only have a few details so far, we’re pretty excited about the prospect of being able to watch all of our favorite games in one place. But, that begs the question: How much will the new service cost?

This new streaming concept remains unnamed for now, but it promises to be a stand-alone service that acts as a bundle for ESPN+, Hulu, and Max subscribers. ESPN, Fox, and Warner Bros. Discovery have joined together to make this new service a reality.

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Not only that, but ESPN is also looking for partners in the NFL, NBA, and NHL — meaning we could see those games on this app as well.

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It sounds pretty idyllic, which probably means it’s going to be expensive, right? Well, we don’t really know quite yet. The New York Times expects it to “cost more than the $15 or so a month that most streaming companies charge, and less than the $100 or so it costs each month to subscribe to a pay television package.”

It was also confirmed that ads will be shown on the new service.

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As far as when this will be rolling out, Disney hasn’t shared any specifics. We could see a chief executive officer named in the next few weeks, and the service should be available in fall 2024 via a new app.

In total, 14 channels have been bundled for the service: ABC, ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU, SEC Network, ACC Network, ESPNews, Fox, Fox Sports 1, Fox Sports 2, Big Ten Network, TNT, TBS, truTV, and ESPN+.

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It will work kind of like a cable-streaming hybrid. You can subscribe and watch on multiple devices, but instead of a menu of shows to watch you’ll see channels that you’re able to watch live a la the good ole cable days.

Because of this, subscribers will also be able to watch non-sports-related shows televised on these channels like The Simpsons and The Bachelor.