The highly anticipated 2024 Paris Olympics are set to kick off with the opening ceremonies on Friday. Here’s everything you need to know about how to watch and stream the event live from France.

When: The opening ceremonies are scheduled to take place at 8 p.m. local time (2 p.m. ET) on July 26.

Where: You can catch the action on NBC, which will be broadcasting the event in the United States. In addition to traditional TV viewing, fans can also stream the opening ceremonies live on various platforms.

How to watch: Viewers with access to a cable or satellite subscription can tune into NBC to catch the opening ceremonies. If you don’t have a traditional TV provider, there are several streaming options available:

1. Peacock: NBC’s streaming service offers a free tier that includes live sports, including the Paris Olympics.
2. Hulu with Live TV: This streaming platform provides access to NBC and other major networks for $64.99 per month.
3. YouTube TV: Another popular streaming option that includes NBC in its base package for $65.00 per month.
4. Sling TV: For $35-$45 per month, Sling offers NBC and other channels.

What to expect: The opening ceremonies will feature a star-studded lineup of performers and athletes, along with a showcase of French culture and the introduction of the Olympic flame. The event is expected to be an emotional and thrilling experience that sets the stage for the rest of the games.

In addition to the ceremony itself, viewers can also expect plenty of pre-game buildup and analysis from NBC’s team of experts. Whether you’re a longtime fan of the Olympics or just tuning in for the first time, there’s something for everyone during this special event.