Celebrate National Streaming Day with deals on Disney+, Sling TV, and Paramount+

It may not be on the average calendar, but today, May 20 is National Streaming Day. Though it doesn't get you out of work, it does let you find your favorite TV show and movie on the right streaming service. Even better, those services including Disney+, Sling TV, and Paramount+ are offering new members some special savings on memberships for a limited time.

Newcomers to streaming services have the best chance to save as many of the major names offer discounted rates for new memberships or free trials. These deals apply to different kinds of TV viewers, from sports fans wanting live action to families looking for something fun to watch together. See the best ways to stream and save below!

Sling TV

Sling TV is offering your first month of streaming for as low as $15, or 62% off the $40 price for its Orange or Blue channel packages. You can pick certain channel packages that you want to watch the most, whether you want the NBA Playoffs this year or the reality fun on TLC. You can also choose the Orange + Blue package with 68 channels included starting at $30 for the first month and then $55 a month, which is 45% less than paying for both channels separately at $80 a month.

What can you stream on Sling TV?

• Disney Channel
• Fox News
• MSNBC
• QVC

FuboTV

Sports fanatics will love FuboTV's offering of live sports coverage, including NBA games, college football, soccer, and much more. Right now, you can sign up for a free one-month trial to FuboTV and stream everything from Major League Baseball to Premier League soccer. Following the 30-day trial, you'll have several subscription options to choose from, including the Pro plan starting at $79.99 per month and the Elite plan starting at $89.99 per month. You can also get the Latino plan for $32.99 a month after the free trial.

What can you stream on Fubo TV?

• NBC Sports
• CBS
• FOX
• NFL Network

Paramount+ with Showtime

If you want a new way to watch the coming season of the NFL or want to catch up on The Curse, Paramount+ is letting newcomers add a second streamer to its plan for a great deal. You can sign up for Paramount+ with Showtime for $11.99 a month, which is 29% off the typical combined price of Paramount+ ($5.99 a month) and Showtime ($10.99 a month) at $16.98. You'll be able to stream all the football action and get access to next year's March Madness while also being able to download shows to your mobile devices. Better still, if you're new to Paramount+ you can watch hit movies and more for free by taking advantage of the streamer's one-week free trial offer.

What can you stream on Paramount+ with Showtime?

• NFL
• Mean Girls
• Knuckles
• The Chi

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Hulu

Hulu is offering a one-month free trial to new customers this year. Its streaming subscription service (with ads) rings up at $7.99 per month and the ad-free version comes in at $17.99 per month—whichever plan you choose you can get 30 days of free streaming as a new subscriber or an eligible returning subscriber. If you want to stream your favorite shows live with friends, you'll want to opt for the Hulu + Live TV subscription which will run you $76.99 per month and unlock access to Hulu, Disney+, ESPN+, and over 95 live TV channels. Try it for three days at no charge!

What can you stream on Hulu?

• The Greatest Hits
• The Bear
• War for the Planet of the Apes
• Shogun

Peacock

Peacock is offering a sweet streaming markdown to help you watch your favorite movies and shows without breaking the bank. The service is available for 17% off when you sign up for a Peacock Premium annual plan—the Premium plan rings up at $59.99 for 12 months and the Premium Plus plan is $119.99 for the year. Compared to the monthly plans, you'll save between $12 and $23.89 on the streaming service, which is home to NBC's streaming catalog as well as brand-new movies and series.

What can you stream on Peacock?

• The Mummy
• The Real Housewives of New Jersey
• The Super Mario Bros. Movie
• The Office

Disney bundle

If you want to have movies and shows to watch on your own and with your family, the Disney+ Trio bundle is the way to go. You can get the collection of Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+ with ads for $14.99 a month—that's 44% off the price of all three streamers separately. You can also get the ad-free tier of the Trio collection for $24.99 a month, which saves you 42% versus paying for the three streamers on their own.

What can you stream on Disney+?

• Percy Jackson & the Olympians
• Avengers: Endgame
• Bluey
• Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour (Taylor's Version)

Prime Video

Amazon Prime has plenty of shopping perks, but members can also stream exclusive shows and movies while saving on essentials. Prime Video has a variety of hit movies, acclaimed shows, and unique original content you can stream anytime you want. If you sign up for Prime today, you can access Prime Video (along with other benefits) free for 30 days.

What can you stream on Prime Video?

• The Idea of You
• Fallout
• Thursday Night Football
• American Fiction

Apple TV+

One of the newer names in the streaming game, Apple TV+ is letting newcomers see the hot new series and movies it has to offer. Right now, you can test the streamer for seven days free before paying the monthly fee of $9.99. For that, you can watch hit series like The Morning Show and original movies like the Oscar-winning drama Coda.

What can you stream on Apple TV+?

• Blade Runner: 2049
• Sugar
• Ted Lasso
• Argylle

Amazon Music Unlimited

For a limited time, shoppers can get their first month of Amazon Music Unlimited completely free. Newcomers can try the service for 30 days at no charge. After the trial period ends, the streaming service costs Prime shoppers $9.99 a month (or $10.99 for non-Prime members). Whether it's your first time streaming or you're coming back to the service, you can get a plethora of songs (plus your favorite podcasts) on demand without ad interruption and can even download your favorite tunes onto your phone to listen to offline. 

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