To watch the NBA in Australia you can use ESPN on Disney+, Kayo Sports or Foxtel, Amazon Prime Video or NBA League Pass. ESPN shows about seven live games a week, Prime Video has 66 exclusive games, and League Pass carries every game that ESPN doesn’t. Prices and availability checked on 4 November 2026.
ESPN on Disney+, Kayo, Foxtel and Fetch
ESPN is included in every Disney+ plan in Australia. It shows an average of seven live regular-season NBA games a week, plus the Boxing Day marathon, All-Star Weekend, the playoffs and the Finals. Disney+ starts at AU$9.99 a month.
The same ESPN and ESPN2 coverage is available on Kayo Sports, Foxtel and Fetch TV. Kayo starts at about AU$30 a month. Best for: most fans, since it is the cheapest way to get regular live games.
Amazon Prime Video
Prime Video shows 66 exclusive regular-season games, the NBA Cup and the Play-In Tournament. Many games air on Saturday mornings in Australia.
Prime costs AU$9.99 a month or AU$79 a year after a 30-day free trial. Best for: adding extra marquee games at a low price.
NBA League Pass
NBA League Pass carries every game that is not shown on ESPN, with no blackouts in Australia. It costs AU$24.99 a month or AU$174.99 for the season, and team passes are also sold.
Best for: fans who follow a specific team or Australian players on teams that ESPN rarely shows.
Which option should you choose?
For most fans, Disney+ for ESPN plus Prime Video covers a solid selection of games at a low monthly cost. Add League Pass if you want every remaining game.
Frequently asked questions
Is ESPN included in Disney+ in Australia?
Yes. ESPN is included in every Disney+ plan in Australia, starting from the Standard with Ads plan.
What time do Prime Video NBA games air in Australia?
Many Prime Video games air on Saturday mornings in Australia.
How many NBA games does ESPN show each week?
ESPN shows an average of seven live regular-season NBA games a week in Australia.
More guides
Watching from somewhere else? See how to watch NBA in the UK, how to watch NBA in Canada, how to watch NBA in the Philippines.
Rights deals and prices change during the season, so confirm the details on the service’s own website before you subscribe. Sources: ESPN (19 October 2026), TechRadar via Yahoo Sports (20 October 2026) and Tom’s Guide (20 October 2026).