Unbeatable DIRECTV Deal: Stream All Your Favorite Reality TV at a Low Cost!

Does anyone else find watching TV more challenging these days?

With the shift from traditional cable to a plethora of streaming services, finding the right one can feel like navigating a labyrinth. Each service offers a different combination of channels and features, making it difficult to pinpoint which one suits your viewing habits best.

Fortunately, DIRECTV is simplifying the choice with its new Genre Packs.

Whether you’re a sports enthusiast, a news follower, or an entertainment lover, DIRECTV has a tailored package for you. Page Six readers might find the entertainment pack particularly appealing, offering everything from Bravo to HBO Max at an affordable price.

Introducing DIRECTV Genre Packs

The new Genre Packs from DIRECTV offer unprecedented flexibility for those who have cut the cord, allowing subscribers to choose precisely what they want to watch without paying for unwanted content.

These packs cater to various interests—ranging from sports and news to specific language options. DIRECTV currently provides five main Genre Packs: MyKids, MyEntertainment, MiEspañol, MyNews, and MySports. You can enhance these with additional Mini Packs like MyHome Team, MySports Extra, and MyCinema.

If your main interest lies in catching up with the latest reality TV shows, the MyEntertainment Genre Pack is designed for you.

Pricing for the DIRECTV MyEntertainment Genre Pack

Subscribe to the MyEntertainment Genre Pack today and enjoy a special introductory offer of $29.99/month for the first two months, after which the service continues at the current rate of $34.99/month.

This package not only includes popular streaming services like Disney+, Hulu, and HBO Max, but also provides a five-day free trial to get you started.

When compared to the cost of subscribing to these streaming services individually, the Genre Pack offers significant savings. Purchasing Disney+ and Hulu separately with ads costs $10.99/month each, and HBO Max with ads is $9.99/month. Even the bundled option for these services is priced higher at $26.99/month.

For those who need live channels in addition to streaming subscriptions, choosing the Genre Pack at $34.99/month is an easy decision.

The package includes not just three streaming subscriptions but also access to over 55 live channels and unlimited cloud DVR storage.

^{*Offer valid for new customers only. Includes a free trial followed by a promotional two-month period; thereafter, the service auto-renews monthly at the prevailing rate unless canceled. Cancellation can be made at any time. A valid card is required and may be subject to a temporary hold during the trial period. Prices may vary when purchased through third parties. Restrictions apply. Available through select sales channels only. For full details, visit directv.com/genre-packs.}

Channels Included in the DIRECTV MyEntertainment Genre Pack:

Subscribers to the MyEntertainment pack receive the following live channels in addition to Disney+, Hulu, and HBO Max:

Note that this package does not include live local channels from ABC, NBC, CBS, or FOX.

Additional Options for DIRECTV Genre Packs:

Subscribers to the MyEntertainment pack can also opt to add the MyCinema pack for an extra $9.99/month after enjoying two months for free. This add-on includes nine additional channels:

• Family Movie Classics
• Great American Family
• Grit
• INSP
• Lifetime Movie Network
• ShortsTV
• Smithsonian Channel
• Sony Movies HD
• Turner Classic Movies

Moreover, premium add-ons like Cinemax, MGM+, Starz, and others are available for an additional monthly fee.

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This article is penned by Angela Tricarico, the Commerce Streaming Reporter for the New York Post, Page Six, and Decider. Angela is dedicated to providing the latest information on how to access all your favorite shows and movies across various streaming platforms. Not only does she thoroughly test and review the services she recommends to ensure you’re getting the best deals, but she’s also deeply immersed in the worlds of shopping, technology, sports, celebrities, and pop culture. Before joining The Post in 2023, Angela covered streaming and consumer technology at Insider Reviews.