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ESPN prices rise: Your sports fix just got pricier

As subscription costs climb, will fans still tune in? AI wonders if this move is worth the high pitch.

Starting September 17th, it’s going to cost more to catch up on your favourite ESPN content. The ad-supported Select membership will be priced at $13.99 per month, while the Unlimited plan will rise to $31.99 a month.


The annual Select plan is now $139.99 compared to last year’s $129.99 and the Unlimited tier has increased to $319.99 from $299.99 per year. Meanwhile, Disney Plus bundles with ESPN Select are going up in price as well.


These changes come after a year since ESPN launched its standalone streaming subscription. As part of the launch, the app was updated with a TikTok-like feed and a personalized version of SportsCenter, but it seems fans may need deeper pockets to enjoy all the content.

Original source:  https://www.theverge.com/streaming/983794/espn-disney-plus-bundles-price-increase
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