Apple TV + will be free to watch this weekend, from January 3 to January 5, and all you need is an Apple ID. “ Apple TV+ is ringing in the New Year by offering an all-access pass to customers all around the world,” reads the Apple blog.

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Apple TV+ is set to be available to stream for free from Saturday, January 4 to Sunday, January 5, providing its full catalog with no

Apple is allowing anyone to access its Apple TV+ streaming service for free this weekend, from January 3 to 5. The company made the announcement on Monday

Apple TV+ will be completely free in the first weekend of 2025. Here's how to catch up with your favorite shows without being a subscriber.

Apple TV+ is going free for one weekend because it lacks viewers — but it is far from lacking in absolutely superb shows to watch. Here's what to see first, and just why Apple is doing this.

Apple TV+ will temporarily lift its paywall from Jan. 3, 2025, to Jan. 5, 2025, providing non-subscribers with a chance to preview its offerings for free. The tech giant announced that starting Friday, Jan. 3, and running through Sunday, Jan. 5, all of its premium content will be available at no cost.

Apple TV+ will be free to stream to users worldwide the first weekend of the year (Jan. 3-5), on on any device supported by the streaming service.

Apple will offer streaming service Apple TV+ for free during the first weekend of January in a global promotion.

Apple TV+ currently costs $9.99 a month and features popular shows like "The Morning Show," "Pachinko," and "Palm Royale," plus exclusive MLB and MLS games, and more. It's also available as an add-on to Amazon Prime Video for the same price.

Severance finally returns January 17. In an interview with Vanity Fair, series writer and creator Dan Erickson attributed the nearly three-year gap between seasons to the fact that it’s a “very intricate show” in which “the writing was the most painstaking part of the process.