If you’ve waited to subscribe to Peacock ahead of this Saturday’s streaming-exclusive wildcard game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Miami Dolphins, you’re in luck, because now you can save a few bucks with a new subscription — $30 to be exact.
The NBC streamer is currently running a deal that’ll get you an entire year of Peacock for 50% off — it ends up being just $2.50/month with the current promotion.
For a limited time, Peacock Premium’s annual plan is $29.99/year instead of the typical $59.99/year.
To get the deal, you’ll have to head over to Peacock’s homepage, click PICK A PLAN, and toggle on the annual option.
The 50% off deal is only available with the Peacock Premium plan, which is all you’ll need to watch the Dolphins take on the Chiefs. From there, you’ll need to enter the promo code PEACOCK2024, and the new total should reflect a 50% discount.
The limited-time deal expires on January 14, but you’ll have to sign up before 8 p.m. ET on Saturday, January 13 to watch the game.
What other sports can I watch on Peacock?
So, now you have Peacock for an entire year — wondering what else you can watch?
In addition to movies like “The Holdovers” and “Oppenheimer,” which will hit the service on February 16, and TV shows from NBC, Bravo, and beyond, Peacock also has live sports year-round. Here are just a few of the sports and leagues you’ll be able to catch this year:
- NFL (Sunday Night Football, Wildcard Weekend)
- Big Ten Men’s and Women’s Basketball
- WWE (Royal Rumble, WrestleMania, and more)
- Golf (PGA Tour, LPGA Tour, USGA events, and other tournaments)
- IndyCar
Additionally, Peacock is where you’ll be able to catch every minute of the 2024 Summer Olympics, set to kick off on July 26 in Paris, France.
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