Disney+ subscribers will have something besides movies and TV shows to watch on Valentine's Day. Namely, the Super Bowl.
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Disney announced Wednesday that Super Bowl LXI will stream on Disney+ on Feb. 14, 2027, adding another viewing option alongside ESPN and ABC.
All Disney+ subscribers in the United States will have access to the game's traditional broadcast in English, as well as the Spanish-language ESPN Deportes telecast, according to the announcement.
That means viewers who already subscribe to Disney+ will be able to watch through the service without adding an ESPN subscription.
Joe Buck and Troy Aikman will call the game, with Lisa Salters and Laura Rutledge handling sideline reporting. It will be ESPN's first Super Bowl production.
Disney+ will also get two "Monday Night Football" games this season, starting with the Cowboys' visit to the Eagles on Oct. 26. The second matchup has not been announced.
Both games will remain available on their scheduled ESPN and ABC broadcasts.
There is one distinction for fans planning their Super Bowl viewing: Disney's announcement lists the traditional and Spanish-language telecasts for Disney+. The ManningCast with Peyton and Eli Manning will be available on ESPN2 and through the ESPN App.
The international rollout is substantial, too. Disney+ will stream the game in more than 55 markets outside the United States, including Brazil, Australia and New Zealand.
For U.S. subscribers, though, the main takeaway is simple: Their existing Disney+ subscription will include the biggest game on the NFL calendar.
