Cavs fans who have been sitting on the fence about DAZN got a much cheaper way in this weekend.
The team is selling its standard season pass for $59.99, a sharp drop from the usual $119.99. The promotion runs through Sunday, Nov. 15, at 11:59 p.m. Eastern.
That price cut comes after plenty of frustration from Hoops Wire readers over the switch to DAZN. For anyone still debating whether to subscribe, halving the cost changes the math pretty quickly.
Anthony Lima of 92.3 The Fan pointed out the deal Friday on X, calling it 61 games for $59.99. The discount is now listed on the team’s official DAZN page, where fans can click “Claim Offer.”
The standard season pass includes two simultaneous streams from one IP address. By comparison, the regular monthly plan is $19.99, so the weekend deal works out to about the cost of three monthly payments.
DAZN is carrying locally broadcast Cavs games for viewers inside the team’s broadcast territory. If a game is picked up for exclusive national coverage, fans will need access to the appropriate national provider.
There’s also a free path for fans who want to test the service. DAZN is streaming 15 select regular-season games at no charge for anyone who creates an account, and Saturday’s home game against the Mavericks is one of the games included.
Cavs fans, we’ve got a special offer for THIS WEEKEND ONLY!
In honor of the Wine and Gold’s unforgettable 2016 championship and the 50-plus-year title drought they shattered, DAZN is offering 50% off a season pass - that’s less than a dollar a game!
Lock in your savings…
- Rock Entertainment Sports Network (@watchRESN) November 13, 2026
As Hoops Wire has previously noted, the move has changed the routine for fans trying to find local broadcasts. This weekend’s sale at least gives the undecided crowd a lower-cost entry point.
One thing still isn’t clear for people who already bought in: the promotional banner doesn’t say whether current season-pass subscribers will get a credit or any kind of adjustment.
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