Apple TV+ offers Free Streaming Weekend, ‘Squid Game’ Season 2 Debuts
As 2024 draws to a close, streaming services are vying for attention with new releases and enticing promotions.One of the most talked-about shows is the return of Netflix’s “Squid Game,” with season two already generating significant buzz. Meanwhile, Apple TV+ is offering a generous free streaming weekend to attract new viewers.
Netflix’s “Squid Game” season two, described by one critic as a “depraved mirror of modern society that somehow is impractical to stop watching,” has already premiered. The new season picks up the action several years after the events of season one, promising more intense thrills and suspense.
Apple TV+, however, is taking a diffrent approach to capture viewers’ attention. The streaming service announced a global promotion offering free access to its entire library for a limited time.the promotion, announced via a video showcasing its popular shows, will run from January 3rd to 5th, 2025.
“This weekend, see for yourself,”
The advertisement, appearing across Apple TV+’s social media channels, encourages viewers to take advantage of the free weekend. The promotion applies to any device supporting the Apple TV+ app.
“This weekend enjoy Apple TV for free,”
This free weekend gives viewers the opportunity to catch up on popular apple TV+ shows like “Foundation,” “Acapulco,” and “Invasion,” all of which released new seasons in 2024. Movie lovers can also explore titles such as “The Substance,” ”Blitz,” and “Fly Me to the Moon.”
With the highly anticipated return of “Squid game” and apple TV+’s free streaming weekend, the first weekend of January 2025 promises to be a busy one for streaming enthusiasts. The combination of a critically acclaimed series and a generous free trial offers a compelling opportunity for viewers to explore new content and discover their next favourite show.
Apple TV+ is offering a free streaming weekend from January 3rd to 5th, 2025. [[2]] During this time, viewers will have access to the entire Apple TV+ libary. [[3]]