The Games will once again be broadcast by NBC and its affiliates. NBC television coverage begins with some preliminary events before the official Opening Ceremony on Friday, Feb. 6, with primetime coverage on NBC running through the closing ceremony in the Verona Olympic Arena on Sunday, Feb. 22. This year's Opening Ceremony will add a new multi-centered approach. While the main ceremony will take place at San Siro Olympic stadium, athletes, spectators and local communities across Italy will be brought into the celebration with multiple athlete parades and two separate Olympic cauldrons.
TODAY Show host Savannah Guthrie and NBC Sports legend Terry Gannon will host coverage of the Milan Cortina Opening Ceremony. They will be joined by three-time Olympic snowboarding champion Shaun White in the broadcast booth for the Parade of Nations at San Siro Stadium. NBC Olympics primetime host Mike Tirico will contribute to the Opening Ceremony coverage from northern California, as he prepares to call Super Bowl LX that Sunday.
Make sure your TV and streaming setup is ready for all the Olympic action, so you’ll be set to enjoy all of the action.
Here's the full breakdown of how to watch live event coverage and relive your favorites:
How to Watch:
Here is a list of ways you can watch the Olympics. You can also check out the Olympics Cable TV schedule .
Cable TV:
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NBC (Sioux City KTIV) (ch. 4)
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CNBC (ch. 166)
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USA (ch. 230)
On the web:
You can also live-stream Olympics coverage on nbcolympics.com. Note that you will need to provide Cable TV provider authentication using your credentials for your PremierTV services. You can also find more coverage on nbc.com.
Apps & Streaming:
All NBC broadcast content will be available via streaming on the NBC Sports App, during the day and primetime, through the NBC Sports app for Apple and Android devices as well as streaming services (Android TV, Apple TV, Google Chromecast, Fire TV, Roku devices, Samsung TVs, Visio TVs, XBox, and more).*
Get the app below:
Smartphone & Tablets : Apple iOS App | Android App
Streaming Players: Chromecast | Apple TV | Roku | Amazon Fire