Sling TV's Black Friday Deal: Catch ESPN, TNT, and More for Just $1
As the holiday season approaches, popular live streaming service Sling TV is offering a limited-time deal that's too good to pass up. For one day only, customers can snag a Sling Orange Day Pass for the unbeatable price of just $1. This normally-priced $5 Day Pass includes access to 34 channels, including ESPN, ESPN 2, and ESPN 3.
For sports fans, this is a dream come true. In addition to ESPN, the pass also grants access to TNT and TBS, making it an ideal option for catching NBA, NFL, or college sports games. Families can also enjoy children's channels like Disney Channel and Nick Jr., while news junkies will love CNN, and entertainment enthusiasts will appreciate HGTV and Food Network.
One of the standout features of Sling TV is its customizable pricing model. When you buy a pass, your premium channels are prorated based on how long you use them. This means that if $1 isn't getting you all the channels you need, you won't have to pay the full price for the ones you're not using.
However, it's worth noting that this promotion is only available during Thanksgiving in the US, and doesn't include access to football games scheduled for that day. For those who want to catch the big game, they'll need to opt for a Sling Blue subscription, which starts at $46 a month – significantly more than the Black Friday deal.
Still, with the current price of just $1, it's hard to pass up this incredible offer. Not only do you get access to dozens of popular channels, but also the ability to use your subscription from anywhere, including on your smartphone, tablet, or web browser. And let's not forget Sling TV's user-friendly interface, which makes navigating the service a breeze.
For Black Friday shoppers looking for an affordable streaming deal, this is an offer that shouldn't be missed. So don't wait – grab your Sling Orange Day Pass for just $1 while you still can!
As the holiday season approaches, popular live streaming service Sling TV is offering a limited-time deal that's too good to pass up. For one day only, customers can snag a Sling Orange Day Pass for the unbeatable price of just $1. This normally-priced $5 Day Pass includes access to 34 channels, including ESPN, ESPN 2, and ESPN 3.
For sports fans, this is a dream come true. In addition to ESPN, the pass also grants access to TNT and TBS, making it an ideal option for catching NBA, NFL, or college sports games. Families can also enjoy children's channels like Disney Channel and Nick Jr., while news junkies will love CNN, and entertainment enthusiasts will appreciate HGTV and Food Network.
One of the standout features of Sling TV is its customizable pricing model. When you buy a pass, your premium channels are prorated based on how long you use them. This means that if $1 isn't getting you all the channels you need, you won't have to pay the full price for the ones you're not using.
However, it's worth noting that this promotion is only available during Thanksgiving in the US, and doesn't include access to football games scheduled for that day. For those who want to catch the big game, they'll need to opt for a Sling Blue subscription, which starts at $46 a month – significantly more than the Black Friday deal.
Still, with the current price of just $1, it's hard to pass up this incredible offer. Not only do you get access to dozens of popular channels, but also the ability to use your subscription from anywhere, including on your smartphone, tablet, or web browser. And let's not forget Sling TV's user-friendly interface, which makes navigating the service a breeze.
For Black Friday shoppers looking for an affordable streaming deal, this is an offer that shouldn't be missed. So don't wait – grab your Sling Orange Day Pass for just $1 while you still can!
I mean, who wouldn't want a cheap cable deal on Black Friday? But think about it, they're only offering this deal because they know most people won't check the fine print. Like, what if you actually need all those channels and can't even get them with this stupid day pass? And what's up with no football games on Thanksgiving? It's just a way to lure in customers and then sell 'em on overpriced monthly subs later 
. Still, I guess it's worth a shot...
omg i need to get this sling tv thingy ASAP! i've been wanting to watch espn and stuff but its so expensive... i'm so down for the black friday deal 
gotta try this out now
I'm so stoked about Sling TV's Black Friday deal!!! $1 for ESPN, TNT, and more channels is like a dream come true for sports fans and families alike 
. Only issue is it's US-only and doesn't include football games on Thanksgiving Day 
, but still $1 is a steal! Grab ur Sling Orange Day Pass while u can! 
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. This Black Friday deal is like a dream come true... who needs turkey when you've got ESPN? 
it's a total steal especially if u are a sports fan. i love that they have customizable pricing so u don't pay for channels u dont need. my only concern is that some games might not be included in the $1 pass, but like, who cares? 
i mean who doesn't love watching espn and nba games on tv without breaking the bank? 
. And what's with the lack of access to football games scheduled for Thanksgiving Day? Is that just an oversight or something? I'm not buying it (no pun intended, lol 
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this is the perfect opportunity for anyone who wants to try out sling tv without breaking the bank. plus, the customizable pricing model is genius! 
u get to choose which channels u wanna pay for, and how long u use them. it's like getting exactly what u want, when u need it. 
so if u're a sports fan, a family, or just someone who loves binge-watching their fave shows, this deal is not to be missed! 
. but hey if you're a sports nut or just wanna watch some kids on tv, then this is the deal for u 
i've been thinking of getting a streaming service for my sports games but didn't wanna spend the cash so this is perfect timing 
. I mean, who can really afford a whole month of Sling TV for $46? It's like they're taking advantage of people who just want to watch their favorite sports games 
. And don't even get me started on the fact that you need a separate subscription for football games 
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. My only concern is that I won't be able to catch my fave football games 
. Grab that Sling Orange Day Pass while you still can, fam! 
. Like, who needs football when you can get ESPN and TNT for a buck? 
. But what really gets me is how user-friendly Sling TV's interface is... I was stuck with my current cable setup for years and thought I'd never escape 
. Anyone else considering giving up the traditional TV life?