How much do you pay for cable/internet?

[IrishLion]

But for real, everyone should sign up for Hulu. It's the best thing ever (and soon to be a wholly owned subsidiary of Disney Direct-to-Consumer & International).

So what's the Hulu/Disney+/ESPN+ mega-package gonna cost me?

 

[Rocket 94]

I reduced my Comcast bill from $220 down to $101 by getting high speed internet only with 100 channels (ABC, NBC, CBS and FOX) and then streaming Playstation Vue for $55 a month.

I also bought my own Gateway (combined router and modem) and gave the Comcast one back to them. Comcast was charging $13 a month for who knows how long and I bought one on Amazon for $180.

So now only paying around $160 a month for all of it compared to $220 before. It was worth it.

 

[stlnd01]

So what's the Hulu/Disney+/ESPN+ mega-package gonna cost me?

I think I saw it was $13 or $14 a month.
What does ESPN+ show? Do they air big college football games on that? If so, I'd certainly think about it.

 

[wizards8507]

So what's the Hulu/Disney+/ESPN+ mega-package gonna cost me?

$12.99 for D+, E+, and ad-supported Hulu. No word yet on whether there will be an ad-free bundle or if there will be an option to bundle with Hulu Live.

I think I saw it was $13 or $14 a month.
What does ESPN+ show? Do they air big college football games on that? If so, I'd certainly think about it.

Lots of college football but not the biggest games. One MLB and NHL game per day in the season. 30 for 30 library. The big draw for people right now is UFC.

 

[IrishLion]

I think I saw it was $13 or $14 a month.
What does ESPN+ show? Do they air big college football games on that? If so, I'd certainly think about it.

A lot of Olympic sports, a lot of soccer, and a lot of regional college football (like, I'll probably be watching WKU/Arkansas Central on ESPN+ tonight on my second TV while UC/UCLA is on the big one).

I'd say it's worth it if you're into soccer or are a true college football diehard.

The ESPN+ offerings are also cool on the ESPN website because it gives you all of the insider content.

 

[IrishLion]

$12.99 for D+, E+, and ad-supported Hulu. No word yet on whether there will be an ad-free bundle or if there will be an option to bundle with Hulu Live.

That's a decent deal... though Hulu's ad-supported subscription is already so cheap that it really only saves you like $2 lol

 

[irishff1014]

But for real, everyone should sign up for Hulu. It's the best thing ever (and soon to be a wholly owned subsidiary of Disney Direct-to-Consumer & International).

I am assuming that you have Hulu. Can you still get ND games and other sports?

 

[Junkhead]

I've had Comcast for about a year, $150 or so per month. I liked Directv, but here I could only bundle it with AT&T internet, at like 15Mb down. I don't like the Comcast channel lineup as much, but for about the same price, can get 180Mb down. And no loss of signal during a storm.

 

[drayer54]

Hulu is nice for football season so you can watch it easily anywhere. I used to use it to watch football at work when I had the weekend shifts.

I’m on Spectrum (ehh) for 115 a month with most cable channels, no nudies/premiums, and good internet. I’m sure that will subtly rise 20 bucks a month next year.

DirecTV was like 189 a month for me without internet. F that.

 

[ACamp1900]

I was locked and loaded for Youtube TV for the baseball season this year but I just heard YTTV is dropping FS regional channels...

good thing that came out before I made any movement ion anything. MLB TV yet again, if it had post and pregame it'd be perfect.

 

[phork]

I pay $70 for 250Mbit fibre, and stream everything through an android box.

 

[BeauBenken]

Posted this in the game thread, but this thread is probably the better place for it:

Little to do with this game, but I finally made the decision to cancel my cable TV and switched to Hulu Live...


I just gained the ACC Network and started saving $60/month.


WTF. I should have done that a long, long time ago.