As Apple TV+ Raises Prices, Soccer Fans Score Big With Nearly 70 Percent Off Apple’s MLS Season Pass
The discount comes after Sunday's Leagues Cup game — plus, here's how to get Apple TV+ with MLS Season Pass for free.
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Fresh off LAFC star Son “Sunny” Heung-min’s home game debut and the Seattle Sounders’ first-ever Leagues Cup win, Apple TV is offering one of its best streaming deals for Major League Soccer superfans.
For a limited time, the tech giant is dropping the price of the MLS Season Pass to just $25 for Apple TV+ subscribers for the rest of the season, while non-subscribers can sign up for only $29 — a savings of nearly 70 percent. The 2025 season ends with the MLS Cup on Saturday, Oct. 18.
MLS Season Pass is available for those on Apple and Android devices (such as smart TVs, tablets, gaming consoles and smartphones) and includes access to every match, subscription sharing with up to five family members, MLS 360 highlights and live-look-ins in English and Spanish, pre- and post-match coverage, replays, exclusive interviews and more.
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Apple TV+ recently increased its monthly subscription fee by $3 to $12.99, but the annual rate remains at $99.99. Though an Apple TV+ subscription is not required to access MLS Season Pass, the Apple-owned streamer is the only way to watch Emmy-nominated series such as The Studio, Severance and Shrinking; Oscar-winning films CODA and Killers of the Flower Moon; hit sci-fi series including Invasion, Silo and Foundation; exclusive docuseries such as Messi in America and Onside: Major League Soccer; and more. Learn more and sign up for Apple TV+ here.
Keep reading for more details on Apple TV’s MLS Season Pass, including how to get the sports streaming service for free.
How Much Is Apple TV’s MLS Season Pass?
MLS Season Pass is regularly $12.99 per month or $79 annually for Apple TV+ subscribers, or $14.99 monthly or $99 for the season for non-subscribers.
Related: How to Stream MLS Games Online Without Cable
Does Apple TV+ Include MLS Season Pass for Free?
The short answer is no, MLS Season Pass is not included for free with Apple TV+.
How to Get MLS Season Pass for Free
Apple currently does not offer a free trial for MLS Season Pass. However, one of the best ways to get MLS Season Pass and Apple TV+ for free is through T-Mobile with select unlimited plans; learn more here.
How to Stream MLS Games Online Without Traditional Cable
Select Major League Soccer games are broadcast on cable on Fox and FS1, which are both carried by live TV streamers such as DirecTV, Hulu + Live TV, Fubo, Sling TV and others. However, the most affordable way to watch MLS matches without a separate cable or live TV streaming subscription is with MLS Season Pass; sign up through Apple TV here.
What Is Included with MLS Season Pass?
With a subscription to MLS Season Pass through Apple TV, you’ll get access to every single regular season, playoff and Leagues Cup match with no blackouts. MLS Season Pass subscribers also enjoy 1080p HD video quality, multi-angle replays, pre-match coverage, post-match analysis, pitch-side camera views, interviews, highlights, player profiles and more exclusive content. Subscriptions include MLS 360, the matchday whip-around show (available in English and Spanish) featuring live look-ins and highlights across the league.
Get MLS Season Pass with or without an Apple TV+ subscription and save nearly 70 percent here.
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