Disney+ will stream Super Bowl LXI on February 14, making the event available on the platform for the first time. This broadcast will run concurrently with ABC and ESPN, which are also airing the game. This marks ABC's first Super Bowl broadcast in over 20 years.
The Super Bowl livestream on Disney+ will be accessible in 55 global markets. The platform will offer the event in both English and Spanish, aiming to provide broad access for viewers without traditional network channels.
In addition to the Super Bowl, Disney+ will stream two Monday Night Football games during the season. The first confirmed game is on October 26, featuring the Philadelphia Eagles hosting the Dallas Cowboys. The second game's date and teams have not yet been announced.
This move follows a trend of major sporting events being offered on streaming platforms; Peacock streamed the Super Bowl last year, and Tubi did so the year prior. This strategy allows linear broadcasters to reach audiences who primarily use streaming services.
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Disney+ will stream Super Bowl LXI, marking the first time the event is available on the platform, alongside ABC and ESPN. The platform will also stream two Monday Night Football games, starting with the Philadelphia Eagles vs. Dallas Cowboys on October 26, expanding live sports access for subscribers.