The Orlando Magic have announced a new streaming partnership with DAZN for the 2026-27 NBA season. This news comes as the team looks to bounce back from a tough stretch, having lost their last three games, including a 116-94 defeat to the Detroit Pistons on May 3, 2025.
Fans can now watch Magic games on the DAZN platform, which is available on phones, smart TVs, tablets, gaming consoles, and computers. The service will also provide "alternative feeds" and original content. Some local games will still be available for free on Cox Media Group’s WRDQ TV 27 and WFTV Channel 9.
What are the subscription details for Magic fans?
The standalone streaming service for the 2026-27 season starts at $19.99 per month. A yearly pass costs $119.99, but season ticket holders receive a 20 percent discount.
Fans who pay for the annual subscription and are not season ticket holders will save $19.94 between October and April. A week-free trial is available before choosing a plan. The ultimate package costs $139.99 and includes a one-time 20 percent discount to the team’s online store, with restrictions applying.
How does this compare to NBA League Pass?
Some fans might find it smarter to pay for NBA League Pass. That service offers all games and replays on demand on one device for $16.99 monthly. It's often the better deal unless the 20 percent season-ticket-holder discount on the DAZN package is applied.
For Magic fans only concerned with their team, paying more than $9.99 can feel steep. The price of living is high, and the regular season quality can be inconsistent. The playoffs show a different game gets called every April.
What is the broader viewing landscape for Magic games?
Committed fans who won't miss prime-time games are often already paying for NBC/Peacock, Amazon Prime, and ESPN. In the 2026-27 season, they'll be paying for all those services for eight prime-time nights.
While NBA fans aren't getting ripped off as hard as boxing lovers paying for Pay-Per-View, respect for the consumer keeps dropping. Many fans are normal working people making modest money. Charging a premium is tough when value is questioned. You can track the team's progress on our [standings](/standings) page.
The team's recent form shows two wins and three losses in their last five outings (LLLWW). They'll need to improve their perimeter defense and shooting percentages to climb the standings. Key players like Paolo Banchero and Franz Wagner will be central to that effort under head coach Jamahl Mosley.
