Sling Drops $4.99 Day Pass — Stream ESPN, CNN and More Without a Subscription

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So, you ditched cable years ago and haven't looked back. Except for those times when you want to catch that one game this weekend. Fall sports like college football has just kicked off, and you're trying to figure out how to catch that must-watch game without committing to some bloated subscription you'll forget to cancel. Sling's new short-term passes are basically the streaming equivalent of showing up, enjoying the party, and ghosting before cleanup.

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Hosting a small game-day get-together? For $4.99, you get a Day Pass. That's right, a whole 24 hours of pure, unfiltered access to live sports, movies, and all the channels you actually care about.  

Weekend warrior? The $9.99 Weekend Pass gets you Friday through Sunday, perfect for back-to-back matchups, award shows, or an unhealthy number of rom-coms in a row. 

And if you need a full week, say, playoffs or a family stuck inside during a snowstorm, $14.99 gets you seven days of everything Sling Orange has to offer.

The lineup? Pretty stacked. We're talking ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN3, TNT, TBS, Disney Channel, Comedy Central, CNN, A&E, History Channel, plus the option to tack on extras for just a couple bucks more. Want Sports Extra for all the side games? News Extra for endless panel debates? Kids Extra so the little ones stop stealing your remote? It's all there, and you can add them at an extra charge to any pass without committing to a long-term bill. Just take note that these passes are only available for the Sling Orange package and there aren't any available for Sling Blue.

And yeah, maybe you don't even care about sports. Maybe it's the Grammys. The Oscars. Or the upcoming Emmys! Sling's new passes are built for those "I just need it right now" moments, whether you're a sports nut, a movie buff, or the type who plans entire nights around reality TV. Think of it as streaming on your terms with no contracts, no regrets, and no awkward breakup email to customer service. Check everything out below.

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