Every Disney+ subscriber in the United States will be able to stream Super Bowl LXI on February 14, 2027. Disney announced Wednesday that the game will stream on Disney+ in both English and Spanish while airing on ESPN and ABC, so fans who have dropped cable will not need a separate sports service to watch the biggest game of the year.
The game is set for SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, and it is ESPN’s first Super Bowl production. Joe Buck and Troy Aikman will call it, with Lisa Salters and Laura Rutledge on the sidelines. ESPN Deportes carries the Spanish-language broadcast on television, and all of ESPN’s coverage will also be available in the ESPN app.
Where Disney+ Will Carry The Super Bowl
The stream is not limited to the United States. Disney+ will carry the Super Bowl in more than 55 markets, including Latin America, Brazil, the Caribbean, South Africa, Australia and New Zealand. ESPN’s television channels will bring the game to more than 130 countries and territories.
Disney laid out the plan in its Super Bowl LXI announcement. For a lot of households this is the simplest option yet. Anyone already paying for Disney+ gets the game with the plan they have, and the Spanish-language stream gives bilingual families a choice without hunting for another channel.
Two Monday Night Football Games Come First
Disney+ subscribers get a warm-up before February. Two regular-season Monday Night Football games will also stream on Disney+, starting with the Dallas Cowboys at the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday, October 26. That gives fans a chance to try the stream months before the stakes get higher.
Disney also listed the ManningCast with Peyton and Eli Manning on ESPN2 for viewers who prefer the brothers’ running commentary. ESPN is also setting up in Los Angeles for Super Bowl week, with an ESPN Beach activation at Santa Monica Beach and Pier starting February 8.
The Commercials Are Already Gone
Advertisers moved quickly. Disney said all of the commercial time in the telecast is sold, the earliest sellout in Super Bowl history, with 58 brands across 34 categories buying in. We have been following that rush since Super Bowl ads sold out with Disney asking up to $12 million.
Putting the game on Disney+ means one broadcast reaches cable viewers, antenna viewers on ABC and streamers at the same time. Fans can pick whichever screen is easiest on game night.
If you already have Disney+ in the U.S., there is nothing to sign up for. The game will be in the app on February 14 alongside the ESPN and ABC broadcasts.
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