How to watch the Orlando Magic live in 2024

What channels are Orlando Magic games on this season?

Bally Sports Florida will carry most of the Magic action this season. In addition to this, nationally televised games will air on ESPN, ABC, NBA TV or TNT. These networks will also carry playoff action for the Magic, which looks like a sure bet at this point. Here’s a breakdown of how each of the top live TV streaming services compare in terms of NBA channel offerings: 

How to watch the Orlando Magic on DIRECTV STREAM

DIRECTV STREAM is the best way to catch Orlando’s games all season long. You’ll need the Choice package, as it offers Bally Sports Florida, ESPN, TNT, NBA TV and ABC. 

Along with all of the Magic games, you’ll have access to plenty of other sports and entertainment on 105 channels, including ACC Network, Longhorn Network, the Tennis Channel and more. And you can record as much as you want with unlimited Cloud DVR storage. Best of all, you can cancel at any time without any termination charges. 

How to watch the Orlando Magic on Fubo

Fubo is a close second to DIRECTV STREAM for Orlando fans, and some will prefer it for its pricing and extra sports coverage. Its base Pro package features ESPN, NBA TV, ABC and Bally Sports Florida. Keep in mind that with Fubo, you'll pay an additional regional sports fee in areas where an RSN is available. 

Fubo’s Pro package gives you access to over 190 channels and unlimited DVR. This gives you ample space to record as many NBA games as you want and rewatch your favorite ones. Fubo also allows you to stream up to 10 screens at one time. If you want NBA TV, you have several upgrade options ranging from $7.99 to $10.99 a month. Unfortunately, there’s no way to access TNT on Fubo.

How to watch the Orlando Magic on Hulu + Live TV

Hulu + Live TV gives you a chance to stream NBA action and take advantage of Hulu’s robust on-demand library of shows, movies and documentaries. Its base package includes ESPN, ABC and TNT. This plan includes over 95 channels and unlimited DVR, where you can watch recordings for up to nine months. You’ll also have full access to Disney Plus and ESPN Plus, a huge bonus for loads of extra on-demand entertainment and live sports.

Those benefits aside, Hulu + Live TV isn’t the best way to stream Orlando’s games all season as it doesn’t include Bally Sports Florida or NBA TV. However, you can subscribe to Bally Sports Plus (in-market) or NBA League Pass (out-of-market) to get access to all the Magic’s regional broadcasts.

How to watch the Orlando Magic on Sling TV 

Sling TV offers three packages: Sling Orange, Sling Blue and Sling Orange + Blue. Sling Orange includes ESPN, while both plans have TNT and 50 hours of cloud DVR. You can combine both packages for the full channel lineup.

Sling TV is an affordable service, making it the best choice for streamers on a budget. While Sling doesn’t offer Bally Sports channels, users in some markets can get ABC, and NBA TV is available in the sports add-on for an extra $11–$15 per month. You can also subscribe directly to Bally Sports Florida via Bally Sports Plus in the Orlando market.

If you’re a Magic fan living outside Orlando, you can use the affordability of Sling TV to your advantage. Combined, a Sling plan and a subscription to NBA League Pass still cost less than many other streaming services.

How to watch the Orlando Magic on YouTube TV

YouTube TV’s base package offers ESPN, NBA TV, TNT and ABC, so you’ll be able to catch many primetime games. And with unlimited DVR recording space, you won’t have to wrestle over choosing which programming makes the cut. 

Noticeably, YouTube TV doesn’t offer Bally Sports Florida, so you’ll miss out on the bulk of the team’s games. However, If you’re an out-of-market fan, you can add NBA League Pass to your YouTube TV plan (for an additional fee). If you live in or near Orlando, you can also consider Bally Sports Plus in addition to YouTube TV. 

How to watch Orlando Magic out-of-market games with NBA League Pass

If you’re a Magic fan living outside Orlando, NBA League Pass is worth a look. For its basic offering, which costs $14.99 per month or $99.99 per season, you can watch all games live (subject to any blackout restrictions) and catch replays on demand. Blackout games are available three days after the original broadcast. You can also subscribe to a Magic-only plan for $89.99 a season.

If you subscribe to NBA League Pass Premium, you can stream from three devices at the same time and have access to in-arena content instead of ads, making it feel like home even if you’re far away. The Premium plan costs $22.99 per month or $149.99 per season. 

FAQ

How can I watch NBA games for free?

Technically, it won’t be free, but you can buy an antenna and watch games broadcast on local channels like ABC. You can also test out free trials with streaming services like Fubo. 

How can I watch all Orlando Magic games?

If you want to catch every single Orlando Magic game, we recommend DIRECTV STREAM. That’s the only live TV streaming platform that features ABC, ESPN, TNT, NBA TV and Bally Sports Florida. You’ll need to subscribe to the Choice plan or higher to get every channel.

How can I watch League Pass on my TV?

To watch NBA games on League Pass, you’ll need an active NBA League Pass subscription and the NBA app. You can download the app on iOS and Android devices, as well as Apple TV, Roku, Xbox, PlayStation and some smart TVs. Alternatively, you can watch via NBA.com on your web browser of choice.