If you came here looking for the price of MLS Season Pass, there is no longer a price to find. Apple discontinued the standalone subscription after the 2025 season. Every MLS match is now part of a regular Apple TV subscription, and there is nothing extra to buy.
This page covers what changed, what a subscription costs now, what you get, and what happened to the subscription you may already have been paying for.
What Changed in 2026
Three things changed, and they are the whole story.
- No separate pass: Apple discontinued the standalone MLS Season Pass subscription at the end of the 2025 season. The $14.99 monthly and $99 seasonal options no longer exist.
- Included with Apple TV: Every regular season match, the Leagues Cup, the MLS All-Star Game, the Campeones Cup and the Audi MLS Cup Playoffs are included with an Apple TV subscription at no additional cost.
- No blackouts: There are no local blackouts. The match your local club plays streams the same way every other match does.
ESPN reported the change in November 2025, describing it as the MLS Season Pass package concluding at the end of the 2025 season. Apple and MLS both confirmed it. The 2022 broadcast agreement between Apple and MLS runs for ten years, so this is a change to how the product is sold, not a change of broadcaster.
What It Costs
An Apple TV subscription costs $14.99 per month. MLS states that price comes after a free seven-day trial.
That single figure now replaces the pricing table this page used to carry. There is no MLS tier, no add-on charge, and no seasonal option to weigh against a monthly one. If you subscribe to Apple TV, you have MLS.
What You Get
An Apple TV subscription covers the full MLS calendar:
- Every regular season match
- The Leagues Cup
- The MLS All-Star Game
- The Campeones Cup
- The Audi MLS Cup Playoffs
- Studio shows and video on demand
MLS and Apple deliver this in more than 100 countries and regions. For readers outside the United States and Canada, that coverage is the same product, not a separate international version.
If You Had an MLS Season Pass Subscription
Apple handled the transition for existing subscribers rather than cancelling them.
If you held both MLS Season Pass and Apple TV, Apple stopped billing the MLS Season Pass portion after the 2025 season and turned off auto-renew. You keep the Apple TV subscription you already had, and MLS is now part of it.
If you held MLS Season Pass on its own, Apple converted eligible recurring subscriptions to an Apple TV subscription in early 2026. Apple states the new price is the same as or less than what the MLS Season Pass subscription cost.
Season Ticket Holders
Full-season ticket account holders get an Apple TV subscription at no cost. The benefit is one subscription per paid full-season ticket account, and it reactivates in later seasons for as long as the account holder remains a season ticket holder. That subscription can be shared with up to five family members through Family Sharing.
Where You Can Watch
Apple TV runs on iOS 16.2 or later, iPadOS 16.2 or later, Apple TV 4K or Apple TV HD running tvOS 16.2 or later, macOS Ventura 13.1 or later, eligible smart TVs and streaming devices, and in a browser at tv.apple.com.
You do not need Apple hardware. The smart TV and browser options cover most setups.
Other Ways to Watch
Some MLS matches reach viewers outside an Apple TV subscription. We track those options separately on our MLS free streams page and our how to watch MLS guide, which cover broadcast and legal free viewing as they change through the season.
For the wider picture of Apple's MLS coverage, see our page on MLS on Apple TV. For the shape of the season these matches belong to, see the MLS season calendar and the list of MLS Cup winners.
The Bottom Line
The question this page used to answer, whether MLS Season Pass was worth the extra money, no longer applies. There is no extra money. MLS costs what Apple TV costs, which is $14.99 per month, and that gets you every match with no blackouts.
If you already subscribe to Apple TV for anything else, you have MLS and did not have to decide anything. If you do not, the decision is now about Apple TV as a whole rather than about soccer.
Sources
- ESPN, 13 November 2025: MLS and Apple TV scrapping Season Pass for the 2026 season.
- Apple Support: About MLS Season Pass subscriptions, covering the end of billing and the conversion of standalone subscriptions.
- MLS, How to Watch: Apple TV subscription price, the free trial, and the statement that all matches are included at no additional cost.
- MLS, Apple TV FAQ: included competitions, no local blackouts, supported devices, and the season ticket holder benefit.
- MLS: Major League Soccer available on Apple TV in 2026, covering the competitions included and the 100-plus countries and regions.