Find below the customer service details of ESPN. Besides contact details, the page also offers a brief overview of the company.
Head Office
ESPN Inc
ESPN Plaza
Bristol, CT 06010
United States
Customer Service
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 1 888 549 3776
Phone: 1 800 727 1800 (ESPN+)
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About ESPNÂ
Who does not know ESPN, the leading American sports programming network owned by ESPN Inc. The company is jointly owned by The Walt Disney Company and Hearst Communications. Founded in 1979, the network is a result of a collaboration between the founders- Bill Rasmussen, Scott Rasmussen, and Ed Egan. ESPN works out of a primary studio, which is located in Bristol, Connecticut. The network owns multiple offices in New York City, Seattle, Miami, Los Angeles, and Charlotte. ESPN is undoubtedly one of the strongest and most popular sports networks in the world. In 2018, ESPN was available to more than 86 million households in the United States. The number is ever-growing. ESPN has also registered a worthy growth in other parts of the world. Besides the additional ESPN products, the flagship channel is available in 200 countries. ESPN has dedicated regional channels for Brazil, Australia, Native America, and the UK. ESPN currently runs eight television channels, besides the much popular ESPN smartphone app.
With streaming largely overtaking the satellite and cable, ESPN decided to get on board with the ESPN app. The app is free and includes all the streaming offered by the media giant. Formerly registered as WatchESPN, the app is now simply ESPN. With the app, users can gain access to the video clips, including trending sports videos, highlights, news, and analysis. The app is available for smart TVs, Android smartphones, iPhones, iPad, and Apple TVs. With the app, you will have access to thousands of shows and live events from the ESPN network, on-demand news, expert analysis, and more. If you want more, you can opt to subscribe to the ESPN+ services for exclusive originals, fantasy tools, premium articles, and more. ESPN+ lives in the original ESPN app, and you do not have to go for other bundled downloads.
ESPN+ is a paid service that can be availed for $5.99 per month or $59.99 annually. ESPN+ is considered one of the most significant launches by the networks in recent years. All the ESPN+ content apps are available on the ESPN app, and the same is unlocked once the subscription is verified. Besides smartphone and Smart TVs, ESPN+ is available on Roku players, Fire TV products, Xbox One, PS4, and Chromecast. Signing up for ESPN+ is easy. You can head over to the ESPN+ website and create an account. If you have an existing ESPN account, you can simply login by entering the credentials. The billing is validated after every thirty days; if you wish to cancel the subscription, you will have to do it manually. ESPN offers in-app support for the subscribers. If you are facing issues that remain unresolved via app-support, you can try contacting ESPN through the helpline.
ESPN’s coverage of the 2023 Australian Open is absolutely horrendous. I get the fact that you are doing stuff on ESPN+ but not all of us who are tennis fans can afford yet another streaming service. The fact that your anchors are calling matches from Connecticut is another miss. I’m so disappointed. You need to do better.
The coverage of the final of the college football between Georgia and TCU bordered on the ludicrous. I’ve no idea why you chose to reduce the size of the viewing screen by having the sidebar of the commentators. I was under the impression that commentators were meant to be heard and not seen and I was left wondering as to which genius at ESPN thought that the viewers were happy to watch the commentators rather than the game. I hope you don’t ever subject the viewers to a repeat of this.
I enjoy the NFL Game (s) on your station. I do not like having to listen to the Manning Brothers. They are terrible and make me want to switch the channel, which I have just done. I will not your broadcast as long as they are on the air. Get rid of them if you want viewers !!
I enjoy watching Monday night football with the 49ers and Rams. Why would I want to listen to the Manning’s talk through the whole game and why would I care about a basketball player when I’m watching football. This is ridiculous we have missed reruns and it has really ruined the game.
I am watching the semi final game of Michigan and Georgia, a game that I was looking forward to watching. It is very upsetting and distracting of the split screen showing the coaches and both sides of the line and the stats which nobody really cares about if they are watching a game.
I only saw part of the Alabama game and turned the channel to watch something else because of the stupid split screen. It is a lot easier to watch one point of view like a normal game and have reviews after the play instead the distraction of the four unnecessary views of the two coaches and the stupid middle part stats and the extra screen of the field.
I just saw the kick off after the first Georgia touchdown and the top split screen had both views of the field. Why have a split screen for the same view the team running down the field.
If one side of the split screen is for review or for aerial than keep it that way. You are taking away the fun of the game all together with the split screens. Have a full screen all the time and just pop in with coaches at times but not constantly or having the stats shown is really over the top. I guess you didn’t have anything else to put in the middle to split the coaches.