To catch the highly-anticipated Super Bowl LX between the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks for free, viewers can tune in on NBC and Telemundo. The match-up will take place on Sunday, February 8th at 6:30 p.m ET/3:30 p.m PT.
The game will also stream on Peacock, but users don't have to have a subscription as long as they are a Walmart+ subscriber, who receives the option of choosing between Peacock or Paramount+. The NFL+ and DirecTV streaming services will also offer access to Super Bowl LX at no cost. However, viewers must get a 7-day free trial in order to watch after that time.
In addition to watching on TV channels like NBC and Telemundo, users can stream the game using a variety of platforms including Peacock for Walmart+ subscribers, NFL+, DirecTV, and Hulu + Live TV with a seven-day free trial. Users are advised to check out other live streaming services such as Fubo before the event.
The halftime show for Super Bowl LX will be headlined by Bad Bunny, while Green Day will perform prior to the main game at 6 p.m ET. The pre-game event and the National Anthem performance will be sung by Charlie Puth and Brandi Carlile respectively.
Additionally, users have the option of watching other live events with no cost, such as NFL games, college sports, and more on various streaming services like DirecTV's Entertainment tier package which includes channels like ESPN, TNT, ACC Network, Big Ten Network, CBS Sports Network, and local affiliates for major TV networks.
The game will also stream on Peacock, but users don't have to have a subscription as long as they are a Walmart+ subscriber, who receives the option of choosing between Peacock or Paramount+. The NFL+ and DirecTV streaming services will also offer access to Super Bowl LX at no cost. However, viewers must get a 7-day free trial in order to watch after that time.
In addition to watching on TV channels like NBC and Telemundo, users can stream the game using a variety of platforms including Peacock for Walmart+ subscribers, NFL+, DirecTV, and Hulu + Live TV with a seven-day free trial. Users are advised to check out other live streaming services such as Fubo before the event.
The halftime show for Super Bowl LX will be headlined by Bad Bunny, while Green Day will perform prior to the main game at 6 p.m ET. The pre-game event and the National Anthem performance will be sung by Charlie Puth and Brandi Carlile respectively.
Additionally, users have the option of watching other live events with no cost, such as NFL games, college sports, and more on various streaming services like DirecTV's Entertainment tier package which includes channels like ESPN, TNT, ACC Network, Big Ten Network, CBS Sports Network, and local affiliates for major TV networks.
. I mean, it's the biggest event in the sports world, after all! But I think it's a bit sneaky that Walmart+ subscribers get an extra perk with Peacock... like, what if you don't shop at Walmart? 
Anyway, I'm stoked to watch the halftime show - Bad Bunny and Green Day are gonna bring the energy! 
And can we talk about how great it is that there are so many free options available now? No more breaking the bank to catch a game or two. Plus, with all these streaming services around, it's easier than ever to stay entertained without overspending 
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And don't even get me started on the fact that we're being funneled to Fubo... who is that again? 
Anyway, at least Bad Bunny is coming to play during halftime, right? 
anyway gotta prep for the super bowl party this wkend, been thinking of making some guac and chili 
is anyone gonna be watching the game?
?! I'm so stoked to catch it for free 
- Bad Bunny and Green Day are gonna bring the heat! The pre-game event and Nat'l Anthem perf is gonna be lit too 
. By the way, who else is excited for the entertainment tier package? It's like, the ultimate streaming bundle deal 
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Anyway, if you're a Walmart+ subscriber, yay! You get free Peacock access to the game... but let's be real, who doesn't have one of those anymore? 
And for everyone else, NFL+, DirecTV, and Hulu + Live TV are all options too... just gotta sign up for a trial, which is basically the most exciting thing ever 
. The halftime show with Bad Bunny sounds lit, though! 
Can't wait to see Green Day get some love before the main event 
. I'm loving the fact that they're offering all these streaming services without having to pay for them upfront 
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️! And if you're looking for something else to watch while you're waiting for the game, there are tons of other live events on DirecTV's Entertainment tier package... it's like they're giving us a whole bunch of goodies 
. So yeah, all in all, I'm pretty stoked about this Super Bowl LX thing 
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but still wanna stay up to date with our favorite teams and sports events. so yeah, i guess its all about making choices and finding a balance between free entertainment and what we really care about 
And, omg, the halftime show with Bad Bunny is gonna be lit 
The halftime show better be lit, because if it's not, I'm ghosting it altogether 
You can catch all the action on NBC, Telemundo, or stream it on your fave devices. And let's not forget about the halftime show 
! Can't wait to watch it all go down on Feb 8th 
! I mean, it's not just about watching the actual game, but also catching the halftime show with Bad Bunny - he's going to kill it up there 
. And I love how users can get access to Peacock for free as long as they have a Walmart+ subscription 
. I mean, who doesn't love a good game with amazing halftime performances like Bad Bunny 
. But I have to ask, why do I need to sign up for Walmart+ or DirecTV just to get access to Peacock? Can't they just make it free for everyone? 
. So, if you're a Walmart+ subscriber, great! You can stream Super Bowl LX on Peacock. Meanwhile, those who don't have one are stuck with an NFL+ 7-day trial to watch. And let's not forget the DirecTV option, where you need a free trial too