Looking forward to 2026's busy sports year? With Super Bowl LX starting less than a month from now, fans are probably wondering how to stay connected in stadiums — a painful subject for sports enthusiasts. AT&T has just announced the solution.
AT&T Turbo Live boosts your stadium experience
Image credit — AT&T
Just recently, AT&T announced Turbo Live, a unique VIP connection designed specifically for live events. Available to anyone with a 5G smartphone (yep, including T-Mobile and Verizon users), the new feature will help users stay connected even in crowded stadiums.
2026 is packed with some of the world's biggest live events and we want to make sure that the people attending are able to connect, stream and share these moments with confidence. The last thing people should have to think about is their connection. Turbo Live was built with that in mind, to deliver an exceptional wireless experience at the venue – regardless of what carrier they have for their everyday service.
Cheryl Choy, SVP product management, AT&T
Apparently, AT&T listens. For sports fans, experiencing live events often involves painful connectivity issues, especially in crowded areas. By providing users, all users, with a stable and reliable connectivity solution, AT&T is leaving those struggles in the past.
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Even better, setting up Turbo Live promises to be incredibly straightforward. Users will be able to download Turbo Live starting early February. Right now, they can sign up to receive updates on when and where the upcoming VIP connectivity for live events will become available.
Just a note: fine print says that, aside from a 5G device, users may need an unlocked phone, as well as an available eSIM slot, to access Turbo Live.
Rollout and availability
As mentioned, AT&T will begin rolling out Turbo Live in early February, ensuring stable and high-quality connectivity for the year’s biggest events.
Image credit — AT&T
Initially, it will be available in 11 stadiums, including Levi’s Stadium (Santa Clara) and the Sphere (Las Vegas). A broader expansion across America’s stadiums is expected afterward, allowing every sports fan to experience high-quality connectivity during live events.
Full list of stadiums with Turbo Live access
Alamodome, San Antonio, TX
Bryant-Denny Stadium, Tuscaloosa, AL
Hard Rock Stadium, Miami, FL
Intuit Dome, Los Angeles, CA
Levi's Stadium, Santa Clara, CA
Lumen Field, Seattle, WA
Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta, GA
MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, NJ
NRG Stadium, Houston, TX
Sphere, Las Vegas, NV
United Center, Chicago, IL
AT&T’s official press release doesn’t provide any information on how much the VIP connectivity service will cost. That said, the carrier’s Turbo plan add-on is priced at $7/mo per line, with a recently introduced daily subscription of $2. It’s highly likely that Turbo Live users will be charged on a daily/visit basis as well.
Would you try AT&T's Turbo Live?
Only if it's not too expensive.
33.33%
Anything to fix my connection!
0%
Only if T-Mobile and Verizon fail to provide an alternative.
66.67%
I'm an AT&T subscriber, so I'm good.
0%
Leading the pack
Giving every user reliable connectivity access isn’t a move you can often see from any of the “Big 3.” This AT&T announcement sets a bold precedent: putting the user experience at the forefront, even if it means setting competition aside (for a while).
Now, I won’t be so naive as to believe AT&T will remain the sole US carrier to provide such a consumer-friendly feature — but it is the first to the finish line. I think T-Mobile and Verizon will follow with their own connectivity-enhancing features for live events, maybe even in the very near future.
Who knows, we might even see future versions that accommodate locked phones or older devices. But for now, AT&T has officially made live events more pleasant — let’s see if the other two step up to the plate.
Polina Kovalakova, a News and Affiliate Content Writer, has nurtured a passion for mobile technology since the era before smartphones. With a history of exploring a variety of devices, her insights into the mobile world are both broad and nuanced. Polina's non-partisan view extends to appreciating nearly every smartphone brand, a reflection of her open-minded approach to technology. Polina is equally passionate about uncovering the best online deals, tirelessly working to ensure her readers snag top-tier tech at unbeatable prices.
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