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TNA unveils new subscription plans and pricing for TNA+ streaming service

TNA Wrestling today unveiled new TNA+ subscription plans and pricing, offering fans with greater access to premium content at more affordable prices, based on fan feedback.

The revamped TNA+ now offers three different subscription options.

The Annual subscription is now priced at $159.99 per year, down from $219.99, and also includes all pay-per-view events, exclusive TNA+ live specials, TNA weekly shows iMPACT! and Xplosion, and full access to the TNA+ content library including TNA+ originals.

The Seasonal subscription is $49.99 for three months, including all content plus live pay-per-view events during the subscription period. This is exclusively available during limited order windows. TNA’s first Seasonal Pass will be available through Midnight on April 11.

Monthly subscriptions remain at $9.99 per month, providing access to exclusive TNA+ live specials, iMPACT!, Xplosion, and the full TNA+ content library but no pay-per-views.

“We’re thrilled to introduce these new plans as a way to continue supporting our fans,” said Carlos Silva, President, Anthem Sports. “By significantly reducing our Annual price and introducing a Seasonal pass, we’re making it easier than ever for fans to enjoy all the action TNA has to offer, including our biggest pay-per-view events. They asked, so we’re delivering.”

The new pricing structure represents substantial savings for fans. The Annual Pass saves subscribers $60 a year, $40 compared to purchasing four Seasonal passes, and $120 compared to monthly subscriptions with separate pay-per-view purchases.

These changes come as TNA continues to expand its content offerings, global reach, and partnerships, solidifying its position as a leader in professional wrestling. For more information about the new TNA+ subscription plans and new international pricing, visit watch.tnawrestling.com.


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Colin Vassallo
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Colin Vassallo has been editor of Wrestling-Online since 1996. He is born and raised in Malta, follows professional wrestling and MMA, loves to travel, and is a big Apple fan!

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