Stream more for less: The NFL and Disney team up to bundle four streaming services

Sports fans now have a cheaper way to watch their favorite games. ESPN, NFL+, Disney+, and Hulu joined forces to offer one bundle for $45. 99 a month. That’s 31% less than paying for each service separately. The deal packs in live sports, movies, and TV shows all in one place. The timing makes sense. The NFL just released its 2026 schedule, so fans are already excited. Instead of juggling multiple apps, they can get everything in one package. The bundle includes ESPN’s live games, NFL+ for extra coverage, Disney+ for family movies, and Hulu for full seasons and originals. Breaking down the savings shows why this deal stands out. Disney+ normally costs $9. 99 a month, Hulu $11. 99, ESPN Unlimited $29. 99, and NFL+ Premium $14. 99. Adding those up totals $66. 96. The bundle cuts that to $45. 99, saving nearly a third of the cost. For anyone tired of paying for multiple subscriptions, this is a smart move.The bundle covers a lot of ground. Football fans get Monday Night Football, college games, and even soccer leagues like LALIGA. Basketball, hockey, and wrestling events are included too. ESPN’s classic shows like 30 for 30 and SportsCenter are part of the deal. Meanwhile, Disney+ offers Marvel, Star Wars, and National Geographic, while Hulu adds adult animation and award-winning films. NFL+ Premium brings extra perks like RedZone, game replays, and live NFL Network. That means no matter how you like to watch games, this bundle has something for you. The only catch? Ads are included in Disney+ and Hulu unless you pay extra to remove them.