Golden Knights, Scripps Sports announce new streaming platform that will carry 69 regular season games for $69.99.
LAS VEGAS – The Vegas Golden Knights announced Thursday the launch of KnightTime+, a streaming service dedicated to air games locally for those within the team’s blackout territory – ranging from Nevada, Utah, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming and parts of Nebraska and California. Those who remain out of the team’s blackout area can watch games via ESPN+.
KnightTime+, a platform built through a partnership with Viewlift, will broadcast 69 games, including the first round of the playoffs should the Golden Knights qualify. Games that are on national broadcast such as TNT and ESPN will not be carried by the platform.
The price for a full season is $69.99 with single-game pricing set at $6.99.
The six preseason games will be streamed on KnightTime+, giving fans a chance to experience the app for free without payment necessary.
The platform is available on popular streaming devices such as Apple TV, Amazon Fire, iOS and Roku and other outlets are being discussed.
The platform will also include original programming.
Visit knighttimeplus.com for more information.