What Verizon’s Free FOX One Streaming Perk Includes
Verizon’s latest limited-time deal is a promotional bundle where new Verizon 5G Home Internet customers receive three months of FOX One streaming at no additional charge, giving sports fans an affordable way to stream premium matches and entertainment during the busy World Cup season. This free FOX One streaming trial is aimed at helping viewers watch every moment of the FIFA World Cup 2026 without juggling extra subscriptions. FOX One is the English-language home for all 104 tournament matches, with additional games airing on FOX and FS1, and select fixtures streaming on Tubi. The FOX broadcast network will show 69 matches, and 40 of those will run in prime time across FOX and FS1, creating a heavy schedule of must-watch live events. For new customers, this perk makes Verizon 5G Home Internet a more compelling alternative to traditional cable packages.
Why This Deal Lands Perfectly for World Cup 2026
Timing is the core appeal of this Verizon promotional offer. The World Cup runs from June 11 through July 19, 2026, and three months of free FOX One streaming neatly covers the entire tournament window and more. FOX One carries all 104 matches, while Tubi will simulcast the opening ceremonies plus Mexico vs. South Africa on June 11 and the U.S. opener vs. Paraguay on June 12 in 4K and free to watch. That gives fans a way to sample early games at no cost before diving into FOX One’s complete coverage. According to Cord Cutters News, Verizon’s myPlan customers can later add FOX One for USD 15 (approx. RM70) per month, undercutting the USD 19.99 (approx. RM93) standalone price. For anyone planning to stream every match, the free period lined up with World Cup 2026 deals is a clear savings opportunity.
How Verizon 5G Home Internet Supports Heavy Streaming
Verizon 5G Home Internet is pitched as a streaming-friendly alternative to cable for households that rely on online video. Plans start at USD 35 (approx. RM163) per month with Auto Pay and a Verizon mobile phone plan, and Verizon offers a three-year price lock, no annual contracts, no hidden fees, and a router at no extra charge for the life of the plan. The base 5G Home option includes unlimited data, while 5G Home Plus adds unlimited premium data, a four-year price lock, and download speeds up to 150 Mbps. The 5G Home Ultimate tier focuses on whole-home Wi-Fi, with a Wi-Fi extender in select areas and a router designed for faster speeds and lower latency. Verizon also backs the service with a 30-day money-back guarantee if customers are not satisfied, easing the risk of switching ahead of the tournament.
Extra Perks: Ticket Drops and Wireless Savings
The free FOX One streaming trial is not the only way Verizon is trying to stand out among World Cup 2026 deals. The company is running what it calls its biggest World Cup ticket drop, with more than 2,500 free tickets spread across 64 matches and special “Golden Tickets” that include pitchside access, all distributed through Verizon Access in the My Verizon app on a first-come, first-served basis. At the same time, broader Verizon promotional offers make switching more attractive for new wireless customers. Wired highlights that Verizon’s 4G LTE network covers 99% of the population and that its 5G footprint is expanding. Unlimited Welcome plans can run as low as USD 25 (approx. RM117) per line for four lines, with a three-year price lock and the option to save up to 45% on top streaming services, helping households cut total connectivity and entertainment costs.