2026 Winter Olympics

[makam]

So for US viewers, peacock is the main way to watch (over-the-air broadcast for whatever they want to feature), right? So far, the best deal I've found is an apple tv and peacock bundle for 15/month but if you don't want apple TV, peacock alone is 11/month. Anyone seeing any other deals?

/fingers crossed for Vonn.

 

[mle]

So for US viewers, peacock is the main way to watch (over-the-air broadcast for whatever they want to feature), right? So far, the best deal I've found is an apple tv and peacock bundle for 15/month but if you don't want apple TV, peacock alone is 11/month. Anyone seeing any other deals?

/fingers crossed for Vonn.

If they apply, don't forget to lookup the teacher/student/medical/military discounts (which have increased by several dollars, but still a lot less):

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And some other possible promo codes: https://www.dealnews.com/features/free-trial/peacock/

 

[Hatsumomo]

When I went to cancel my Peacock subscription last year, they offered me a year at a 60% discount, so you can try that route if it's close to the end of your current sub.

 

[makam]

When I went to cancel my Peacock subscription last year, they offered me a year at a 60% discount, so you can try that route if it's close to the end of your current sub.

Even if you are month to month, every time I've cancelled after the gymnastics or olympic thing I wanted to watch was over, I got offered a discount rate for 3 or 6 months. They are hoping you forget how much you are paying. Of course, knowing that they only need to charge 3 or 5 or 7 dollars a month makes it harder to swallow the full price. But, for a month of Olympics...I guess I'll suck it up.