All of Disney's channels, including ESPN and ABC, are blacked out on Spectrum. Here's where you can watch them instead.
offering Fubo’s $99.99 Ultimate plan for $69.99 a month, but you’ll have to pay two subscriptions to take advantage of this offer.
If you also aren’t interested in a live TV service like the ones listed above, your only other option might be another cable provider. The problem is that many regions are monopolized by a single provider, such as Charter, Comcast, or Cox. There’s a chance that Dish Network, DirecTV, or Verizon’s Fios TV service your area if you’re ready to make the switch.
Spectrum subscribers affected by the Disney blackout should be sure to call Charter’s customer service. Reports suggest that the company is giving customers a $15 credit off their next bill. We can’t guarantee everyone will receive this offer, but it’s worth a shot.
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