To access ESPN, you’ll typically need a paid subscription. Here are common paths and what they include, so you can choose the option that fits best:

• ESPN Select (ESPN+): This is a standalone plan focused on ESPN+ content. It includes a large library of live events and on-demand programming but does not provide the full ESPN networks channels (like ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU, etc.). This option is good if you mainly want UFC, soccer, tennis, college sports, and other ESPN+ originals.
• ESPN Unlimited: This is a broader plan that includes access to ESPN networks (the traditional ESPN channels) plus ESPN+. It’s the most comprehensive option if you want to stream live ESPN channels and additional ESPN+ content.
• Bundles with Disney+ and Hulu: You can subscribe to bundles that include Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN. These bundles come in different configurations (with ad-supported or ad-free options) and can be a good value if you already use or want access to Disney+ and Hulu in addition to ESPN. Pricing varies by bundle and promotions, but typical introductory offers exist from time to time.

Ways to sign up:

• Directly through ESPN: Create or log in to an ESPN account and choose ESPN Select or ESPN Unlimited.
• Through bundles: Sign up via the Disney+/Hulu bundle pages or the Hulu sign-up pages that offer the Disney+/Hulu/ESPN bundle options.
• Through streaming services: Some live TV streaming services include ESPN channels as part of their package (e.g., services that carry ESPN networks) and may offer ESPN+ as an add-on or included in certain plans.

What you’ll need:

• A valid account (often a MyDisney account) to activate ESPN Select or ESPN Unlimited.
• A payment method for the chosen plan.
• A compatible device to stream (smart TVs, streaming sticks, web browsers, mobile apps, etc.).

Tips:

• Check current promos: Bundles often run limited-time promotions that can reduce monthly costs for the first year.
• Confirm channel access: If your goal is to watch live ESPN channels (not just ESPN+), ensure the plan or bundle includes the ESPN networks you want.
• Free trials: Some providers offer trial periods; if available, leverage them to test the service before committing long-term.

If you’d like, tell me your location and what you mainly want to watch (ESPN+ content vs. full ESPN channels), and I can suggest the best single option or bundle for you and outline the exact steps to sign up.