Disney is betting big on streaming as the company gets set to air Super Bowl LXI next year in Los Angeles. The NFL's championship game will air on Disney+, the media conglomerate's flagship digital subscription platform, as its main television network ABC and sports arm ESPN broadcast the game on li…
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Disney is adding another player to ESPN’s 2027 Super Bowl blitz. The Mouse House will stream Super Bowl LXI on Disney+ in the U.S. and dozens of countries worldwide. The move comes as Disney looks to create the biggest canvas possible for the big game — and its pricey ads.
Disney+ will stream ESPN’s Super Bowl LXI broadcast on Feb. 14, 2027, in English and Spanish for U.S. subscribers and in more than 55 international markets, alongside ESPN and ABC. The service will also carry two Monday Night Football games this season, including Cowboys-Eagles on Oct. 26.
No Disney-owned has aired the NFL’s championship game since the George W. Bush administration, but its ABC and ESPN have the 2027 Super Bowl, and the company said Wednesday that Disney+ will stream it for the first time.
Walt Disney Co.’s Disney+ platform will stream the 2027 Super Bowl in an effort to score more viewers for what could be the most-watched US television program ever.
Super Bowl LXI will stream on Disney+ alongside ABC and ESPN, marking the fourth straight year the NFL championship is available on a streaming service.
Television's biggest juggernaut is headed to streaming. On Tuesday, ESPN announced that its broadcast of Super Bowl LXI will also be streamed on Disney+ in the United States and dozens of countries worldwide.
Disney is betting big on streaming as the company gets set to air Super Bowl LXI next year in Los Angeles. The NFL's championship game will air on Disney+, the media conglomerate's flagship digital subscription platform, as its main television network ABC and sports arm ESPN broadcast the game on li…
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