Sling TV Drops Its One-Day Streaming Pass to Just $1 for Black Friday
The already wallet-friendly offering gets an 80-percent price drop for a limited time. Here's how to claim the first-of-its-kind deal.
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In August 2025, Sling shook up the competitive streaming market by introducing an entirely new model for live TV streaming: contract-free day-long, week-long and weekend passes. Now, ahead of Black Friday, the streamer is doubling down on its existing budget-friendly options by offering its signature Orange Day Pass for just $1 per day, down from $4.99.
$1 $4.99 80% off
Through Nov. 30, 2025, customers can claim this first-of-its-kind offer to enjoy 24 hours of Sling Orange programming (30+ channels) at an 80-percent price cut. Sling’s unique low-cost passes are ideal for customers looking to catch a big game, a new TV movie, a buzzy season finale, or simply test out the service, without the commitment (or cost) of a standard streaming subscription.
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Sling Orange, one of Sling TV‘s core channel bundles, lets users livestream 30+ networks, like ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN3, CNN, Disney Channel and ID (see full channel list here). This means that with the Sling Orange Day Pass, for 24 hours, customers will have unlimited access to these channels in addition to the streamer’s free on-demand library, home to thousands of movies and shows at no additional cost.
Other short-term passes include the Weekend Pass (Orange) for $9.99, with access to programming from Friday at 12 a.m. PT, to Monday at 12 a.m. PT, or the Week Pass (Orange) for $14.99, with access to programming for seven days from activation.
To get even more channels, streaming services (like HBO Max) and, ultimately, the best bang for your buck, opt for one of Sling’s bundle offerings. See here for more plans to consider and their corresponding savings.
Claim the special Black Friday offer through Nov. 30 at sling.com, and stay tuned for more Black Friday and Cyber Monday streaming deals as they go live.
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