What is your TV guilty pleasure? Are you a sucker for celebrity award shows? Do you find yourself constantly obsessed with MTV’s latest reality show? Sling allows you to get more of the content you want and less of the content you don’t. Packages start at $4.99 with flexible new passes from Sling.
You can now purchase a Sling Day Pass, Week Pass or Weekend Pass to watch your favorite content on-demand. Those obsessed with the life of Hollywood stars and Entertainment can also add-on the Sling Hollywood/Entertainment Extra package for more entertainment content starting at just $1, depending on the Sling package you select.
Here’s everything you need to know about the new passes from Sling and the Hollywood/Entertainment add-on:
What are the new Sling Day, Week and Weekend Passes?
No matter which pass you select, you’re getting access to Sling Orange, but here’s a breakdown of how they will work and what each pass will cost:
- Day Pass – Sling’s new Day Pass gives you instant 24-hour access. The Sling Day Pass is $4.99 to start (not including add-ons).
- Weekend Pass – Sling’s new Weekend Pass gives you access from Friday to Sunday. The Sling Weekend Pass is $9.99 to start (not including add-ons).
- Week Pass – Sling’s new Week Pass gives you seven-day access. The Week Pass is $14.99 to start (not including add-ons).
What add-ons are available for the Sling Flexible Passes?
Sling offers a variety of extras that you can add-on to any Sling package, but there are several available for Sling passes:
What is the Sling Hollywood/Entertainment Package?
Sling’s Hollywood/Entertainment Extra add-on gives you more access the entertainment content that you’re looking for. Whether you’re an annual watcher of the MTV Video Music Award’s or love a nostalgic cartoon watch on Adult Swim, this entertainment package is for you. Here’s a look at what a Sling Pass with Hollywood/Entertainment Extra would look like:
- Sling Orange: Sling Orange is a base plan that includes 34 channels. The base plan includes celebrity.land, BBC America, Bloomberg TV+, VICE and more. You’ll also have access to channels like Freeform, Disney, ESPN and Comedy Central.
- Hollywood/Entertainment add-on: When added to Sling Orange, the Hollywood/Entertainment extra add-on gives you an additional 14 channels focused on entertainment content. Those channels include Paramount, MTV, Laff, TruTV, MTV2, CMT and Cartoon Network Adult Swim.
How much does the Sling Hollywood/Entertainment add-on cost?
Here is a breakdown of the cost for the Hollywood/Entertainment add-on, depending on the package you select:
- When added to a Sling Day Pass, the Hollywood/Entertainment add-on is $1.
- When added to Sling Weekend Pass, the Hollywood/Entertainment add-on is $2.
- When added to a Sling Week Pass, the Hollywood/Entertainment add-on is $3.
- When added to a Sling Orange or Sling Blue monthly package, the Hollywood/Entertainment add-on is $6.
- When added to Sling Orange + Blue, the Hollywood/Entertainment add-on is $6.
What is the difference between Sling Orange and Sling Blue?
- Sling Blue: With more than 45 channels, Sling Blue caters to a wider audience with major networks like FOX, NBC, Bravo and National Geographic. This package is perfect for those who enjoy a nice mix of news, reality television and lifestyle programming. Sling Blue allows streaming on up to three devices.
- Sling Orange: The Sling Orange package has over 30 channels, including popular networks like ESPN, Disney Channel, celebrity.land and HGTV. This is a popular pick for families and sports fans who want access to live game coverage and kid-friendly content. Sling Orange allows streaming on one device. *Sling Orange is the package available for Sling Flexible Passes.
- Sling Orange + Blue: You can combine the best of both worlds with Sling Orange and Sling Blue. It provides all 46 channels offered in both basic packages, including the 22 exclusive channels.
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