Activate ESPN Plus on Roku, Hulu, Firestick, XFinity, and Apple TV

How To Activate ESPN Plus on Amazon FireStick TV?

Let’s see how you can activate ESPN on Amazon FireStick TV using the instructions mentioned below.

• First up, open the ESPN app/website. Search if you don’t have it installed.
• Check out the “Subscription Plans” and proceed to “ESPN+”. Note that you might come across UFS plans here which are pretty expensive so
• avoid it. Look for “ESPN+” explicitly.
• Next up, you will have to sign in (or sign up) to set the ball rolling. Take a note of the activation code.
• Open any browser where you want to activate the ESPN+ account and go to www.espn.com/activate.
• You will see a field titled “Activation code” where you need to enter the code.
• Hit the “Continue” button.
• If the activation code was correct, you will get a notification that you are successfully verified.

How To Activate ESPN Plus on Roku?

You have Roku at home and want to subscribe to ESPN Plus to enjoy sports like never before. Here’s how you can do it. Note that the procedure is not much different from the one you followed on Amazon FireStick TV so here’s how activating ESPN Plus on Roku goes.

• First up, go to ESPN on your Roku.
• Proceed to the app’s Settings and proceed to Subscriptions.
• Next up, choose ESPN Plus from the two primary options available.
• You will be asked to sign in to subscribe and pay for the same and there, you should see an activation code. Take a note of the code.
• Next up, open www.espn.com/activate on any device where you want to play ESPN+ and field in the activation code to link it with your primary ESPN account and hit “Continue”.
• You will be asked to sign in or log in to continue further. Use your existing ESPN account where the subscription was made originally and it’s done.
• If all goes according to the plan, you should be able to watch ESPN Plus on Roku and practically all other supported devices.

How To Activate ESPN Plus on Apple TV?

Okay, so you are an Apple TV user and want to find a way to link your subscription towards ESPN Plus (ESPN+) on Apple TV and other devices. Here’s how you can do it.

• Start with your Apple TV where you need to start the ESPN app.
• On the top-right corner, you should see a cogwheel icon which is for Settings so hit it.
• Proceed to the Subscriptions option from the lot.
• Hit the “Subscribe” button against ESPN+. Note that if you subscribe for UFS 237, it is a different streaming service so you need to make sure you are hitting on ESPN+ only.
• Next up, use your ESPN account to log in or if you don’t have one, create one via “Sign Up Now”.
• Once you subscribe, pay for it and everything is successful, you will get a * letter/digit activation code so do take a note of it.
• The next step is to go to www.espn.com/activate on any device.
• Enter the code mentioned earlier and hit “Continue”.

The website will prompt you to use the existing or a new ESPN account (assuming that the subscription is connected to the same).
If successful, you should be able to stream ESPN Plus (ESPN+) on Apple TV and all supported devices.

How To Activate ESPN Plus on XFinity?

Here’s how you can activate ESPN Plus on XFinity.

• First up, open XFinity on the streaming device you are using and click on the ESPN app.
• Head towards the Settings and go to Account Information.
• You will be asked to “Subscribe” for ESPN Plus on XFinity and pay as you will.
• You should be able to get an “Activation Code” via email within the Accounts page.
• Next up, go to www.espn.com/activate on any device where you want to stream ESPN+ content and feed in the activation code when asked.
• Hit “Continue”.
• After linking your ESPN account here, you should be able to access ESPN Plus on any device including XFinity.

Wrapping Up

That’s the end of the guide on how to activate ESPN Plus on Roku, Hulu, Firestick, Xfinity, and Apple TV. Depending upon what version or generation of streaming services or devices you use, the steps might change a bit although the general procedure remains the same. This is unless some of the services mentioned above roll out a revamped interface.