The Super Bowl is almost here! If you’re a cord cutter, you might be wondering how to watch it. No worries, we’ve got you covered. For those with cable, this isn’t an issue, but for many people, finding a streaming option is key.
Super Bowl LX features a thrilling matchup between the Seahawks and Patriots, and you won’t want to miss the halftime show with Bad Bunny or the special Pokémon 30th anniversary ad. This year, the game airs on NBC, which means you can livestream it on Peacock. However, be aware that Peacock no longer offers a free trial. You’ll need at least the $10.99 plan to catch the game live.
Kickoff is set for 6:30 p.m. ET. Once the game is over, you can decide to cancel your subscription or enjoy more of what Peacock has to offer, like the series Yellowstone. It’s totally up to you!
If you’re open to alternatives, you can also consider streaming services like YouTube TV, Fubo, or Hulu with Live TV, but make sure they include your local NBC channel. Some of these services offer free trials, but keep in mind that they often cost more—so don’t forget to cancel if you won’t use it long-term. Neglecting to do so could leave you with a hefty bill, sometimes close to $100.
In summary, subscribing to Peacock for just a month likely provides the easiest way to enjoy the Super Bowl without a cable package.
For more in-depth details about Super Bowl viewing options, you can check out Peacock’s subscription plans.
