The countdown is on for Super Bowl LIX, where the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles are set for a thrilling rematch. Fans are gearing up to watch these titans clash again, but many are wondering: will there be a fun-filled Nickelodeon broadcast this year? For those hoping for a slime-filled Super Bowl experience, there’s a key change in the lineup for 2025.
No Slime Zone This Year: Super Bowl 59 Won’t Be on Nickelodeon
While last year saw the Super Bowl get a playful twist with a special broadcast on Nickelodeon, those plans are changing for Super Bowl LIX. Unfortunately for fans of SpongeBob and slime, Super Bowl 2025 will not be broadcast on Nickelodeon. This also extends to other CBS-owned platforms like Paramount+.
So, where can you catch the big game? This year, Fox will be the official broadcaster of Super Bowl 59. Interestingly, Fox also aired Super Bowl 57, which was the first showdown between the Chiefs and Eagles in recent years.
The broadcast rights for the Super Bowl rotate among major networks as part of an 11-year agreement the NFL made in 2021. This agreement ensures that each year, a different network gets to bring the Super Bowl action to viewers, with FOX, CBS, NBC, and ABC/ESPN taking turns.
While the Nickelodeon broadcast won’t be an option this year, don’t worry! There are still plenty of ways to watch Super Bowl LIX live, whether you prefer traditional TV or streaming. Keep reading to find out exactly where to tune in without missing a moment of the action.
Patrick Mahomes and Jalen Hurts in Super Bowl LVII, with the information that Nickelodeon will not be broadcasting Super Bowl LIX this year.
Where to Watch Super Bowl LIX on TV
If you’re planning to watch Super Bowl LIX on television, Fox is the channel you need. Make sure to check your local listings to find the specific Fox channel number in your area.
Beyond traditional cable, accessing Fox is easier than ever with various TV streaming services that include live channels. You can watch Fox through services like:
- DirecTV Stream
- Sling TV
- YouTube TV
- Hulu with Live TV
These options provide flexibility to watch on your TV and often on mobile devices, ensuring you won’t miss kickoff no matter where you are.
Streaming Options for Super Bowl LIX: Beyond Cable
For those who prefer to stream, Fox offers options beyond traditional cable subscriptions. While the Fox Sports App itself won’t stream the Super Bowl, Tubi, Fox’s free streaming service, will be the place to stream Super Bowl 59. You will need to create a Tubi account to watch, but it’s free to sign up and provides access to the game, including pre-game and post-game coverage, and even the commercials that are a Super Bowl staple.
Additionally, the streaming services that offer Fox channels also provide live streaming of Super Bowl LIX:
- Fubo: Known for its sports focus, Fubo often includes a free trial and carries CBS, Fox, NBC, NFL Network, and ESPN channels.
- DirecTV Stream
- Sling TV
- YouTube TV
- Hulu with Live TV
With these streaming platforms, you can watch Super Bowl LIX on tablets, smartphones, and smart TVs, offering a range of ways to catch the game live.
Super Bowl LIX Details: Date, Time, and Location
Mark your calendars! Super Bowl LIX is set to take place on February 9th at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana.
The game is scheduled to kick off at 6:30 p.m. Eastern Time (ET).
Adding to the excitement, the Super Bowl LIX halftime show will be headlined by two major music stars: Kendrick Lamar and SZA. Their performance is sure to be a highlight of the evening, offering entertainment for everyone during the game break.
So, while Nickelodeon won’t be bringing its unique, kid-friendly broadcast to Super Bowl LIX this year, there are numerous ways to watch the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles battle it out for the championship. Tune in to Fox on TV or stream via Tubi or other streaming services to catch all the Super Bowl action live!
