While there are many ways to watch Discover Wisconsin, you may be wondering what the best avenues are for different circumstances. We are going to lay out how you can watch through streaming services, small screen devices, and more now! Let’s dive into it. 

Discover Wisconsin On the Go

Photo Credit: Travel Calumet Wisconsin

You can stream Discover Wisconsin anywhere and anytime on a small screen device for FREE! 24/7 and 365 days a year you can use your mobile phone, tablet, iPad or iPod, to download the Discover Wisconsin App in the App Store and on Google Play. 
Have your phone handy right now? Then scan this QR code to download and start binging in minutes: 

Discover Wisconsin at Home - Streaming

If you have internet access at home, you can stream Discover Wisconsin 24/7/365 for FREE and right on your TV set! One option for streaming to your TV is through a Connected TV or Smart TV:

• These TV’s allow you to download apps, or they come with apps already built-in
• These TV’s include: Roku TV, Samsung, LG, Philips, Fire TV, Vizio, Hisense, RCA

If you have a TV like this, simply use the search bar and type in Discover Wisconsin to find and install our app. Sign in for free, or use the TV Activation code from the same app on your phone to begin watching. 
Another option for streaming to your TV is through a streaming device:

• This equipment typically connects to your TV usually via HDMI
• These streaming devices allow you to download apps, or they come with apps already built-in
• These streaming devices also usually allow you to cast from your phone or computer to your TV
• These devices include: Roku, Apple TV, DIRECTV Stream, Tivo, Fire TV Stick, Playstation, Chromecast, Nvidia

Use the search bar to find and install the Discover Wisconsin app. 
OR, If you already have the Discover Wisconsin App on your phone, you can cast or airplay directly to your TV. Look for these icons to do so: 

Discover Wisconsin at Home - Live

If you have internet at home, but you don’t want to deal with apps… You can still watch Discover Wisconsin on Live TV as it is playing in real time. Or, be sure to DVR it so you can watch when you please!
You can find Discover Wisconsin through your Live TV package, usually offered through these avenues: Hulu + Live TV, Philo, Fubo TV, Paramount+, Sling, Pluto TV, Tivo, DirecTV Stream, YouTube TV, Xfinity, Vidgo, Xbox.
Discover Wisconsin is on Live TV every Saturday/Sunday on these local affiliate stations:

• AM: Bally Sports, WYOW 34, WKOW 27, WITI 6, WIFR 23, WAOW 9, KBJR6
• PM: WQOW 18, WFRV 5, WXOW 19, WJMN 3, CBS 3

To find upcoming Live airings of Discover Wisconsin on your TV, use the SEARCH tool. Airings can depend on which channels are available in your area AND which TV plans you subscribe to. 

If you don’t have internet at home, you can still watch Discover Wisconsin LIVE on broadcast. Be sure to check your local listings. Click here to see our Discover Wisconsin broadcast guide to find out when you can catch the show in your neck of the woods. 

Other Ways to Watch Discover Wisconsin

So you have internet at home but you don’t want to deal with apps or watching from your TV? You can stream Discover Wisconsin from various free common platforms: 

• DiscoverWisconsin.com (and sign up for the e-newsletter to stay in the know on newest episodes)
• Discover Wisconsin on YouTube (and subscribe to be first to catch newest episodes)
• @DiscoverWisconsin on Facebook (and while you’re there, join the conversation in the Around the Campfire group)
• @DiscoverWisconsin on Instagram (and see sneak peeks on where we’re filming next, behind the scenes fun, and other gorgeous photos of your favorite WI destinations)

Need more information? If this blog didn’t answer your specific question…learn more at DiscoverWisconsin.com/Watch-Now. It will lay out all details on how to download the app, explore episodes, watch on broadcast, and more!
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Kortnee Hass: Social Media Coordinator for Discover Mediaworks. A Wisconsin ‘now & forever’ transplant with a soft spot for squeaky cheese curds, craft breweries, and all things Wisconsin tourism.