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Sling TV Launches Day Pass for $5, Week Pass for $14.99, Weekend Pass for $9.99, Offers Access to Live Sports and TV Channels.
ByAinvest
Tuesday, Aug 12, 2025 10:31 am ET1min read
Sling TV has introduced a new "Day Pass" option that allows users to access live sports and TV for $4.99 for a 24-hour period. The "Weekend Pass" is available for $9.99, and the "Week Pass" for $14.99. The passes grant access to Sling's "Orange" plan, which includes 34 paid channels and allows users to watch on one device at a time.
Sling TV has expanded its service offerings with the introduction of a new "Day Pass" and "Weekend Pass," providing users with flexible and affordable access to live TV and sports. The Day Pass, priced at $4.99, offers 24 hours of live and on-demand content, including popular networks such as ESPN, TNT, and CNN. For those seeking a longer period of access, the Weekend Pass is available for $9.99, covering Friday through Sunday. Additionally, a Week Pass can be purchased for $14.99, providing seven days of access [1].These passes allow users to watch on one device at a time and include the "Orange" plan channels, which are also available in Sling TV's monthly subscription packages. The Day Pass, Weekend Pass, and Week Pass can be activated instantly, providing users with the flexibility to watch specific events without committing to a long-term subscription [2].
The introduction of these passes comes at a time when live TV streaming services are becoming increasingly popular. However, they often come with high monthly costs. For instance, Comcast and DirecTV offer live sports streaming bundles at $70 per month, while ESPN and Fox's upcoming sports streaming services will cost $29.99 and $19.99, respectively [1].
Sling TV's new passes aim to cater to consumers looking for more affordable and flexible options for live TV and sports. By offering these passes, Sling TV puts control back in the hands of the consumers, allowing them to watch specific events or shows without the need for a long-term subscription. This move is likely to attract a broader range of users, including those who may not be interested in a full monthly subscription but still want to enjoy live TV and sports content [2].
References:
[1] https://www.theverge.com/news/758020/sling-tv-pass-one-day-cable-tv
[2] https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/business/business-news/sling-tv-one-day-pass-1236342140/
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