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Even though your team may already be out (Gggggrrrrrrr) you still plan to watch the big game. Well this year might be the first year for changes coming in the way you watch it.
Super Bowl LIX will be widely-accessible on February 9th, airing live on Fox, Fox Deportes, Telemundo, the NFL’s digital platforms, and for the first time on Fox’s free streaming platform Tubi. Great...another streaming service you'll need to pay for. Right?
It was announced earlier this month that the service now has 97 million active users. Plus with the NFL’s focus on accessibility aims to maintain the Super Bowl as the largest TV event in the U.S. The game will be held in New Orleans at the Superdome, with additional programming on Fox Sports 1 and Tubi leading up to the event, including a red carpet show hosted by Olivia Culpo that will cover the “celebrity, fashion and culture behind America’s biggest sports event.”
So this looks like it will be the norm soon. Will you pay to see the big game or is it more about the party for you?