Here is what the page “Sling TV Ends One-Day Cable Passes, Shifts Focus to Monthly Subscriptions” contains. Dish Network's Sling TV has discontinued its Sling Pass feature, which allowed viewers to purchase single-day, weekend, or week-long access to cable programming without a monthly commitment. The move, reported by The Desk, comes just over a year after the pay-as-you-go option was introduced as a flexible alternative for cord-cutters. Sling TV is now steering users toward its standard monthly subscription plans, which start at $40 per month.
The decision reflects a broader industry trend of prioritizing recurring revenue over short-term passes, even as consumers increasingly seek à la carte viewing options. For occasional viewers who relied on the passes for sports events or news cycles, the change means committing to a full month or seeking alternatives. Sling TV has not announced any replacement for the single-day option, leaving a gap for budget-conscious streamers. For the complete material, the listing points back to the source inside the network.