MLS Season Pass with Multiview: Apple rolls it out in beta

For sports fans who are asking for it, it’s coming home. The ability to watch MLS Season Pass with Multiview is launching this weekend in public beta for Apple TV 4K users who are enrolled in the program.

A beta program allows a limited number of users the ability to test new features out before they’re available to the general public. It’s a method that all tech companies use to test software, fixing any unexpected bugs that may arise in iOS 16.5 beta.

MLS Season Pass Multiview is much-needed

For anyone who has seen the Multicast feature on ESPN+, you can watch up to four games at once. With MLS often having as many as 14 games on a Saturday night, Multi view on MLS Season Pass offers fans the ability to watch two, three or four games at the same time. It’s also similar to the Multicast feature on Fubo where you can also watch four games at once.

Once the Apple feature is out of beta and released to the public, it’ll only be available on Apple TV 4K devices. For instance, it won’t work on Roku or Amazon Fire TV devices.

Nevertheless, Multiview is a much needed development. Apple’s MLS 360 whip-around show is convenient, but for fans who want less chatter and more in-game coverage, Multiview is a better way of concentrating on the games that are most important. Plus, Multiview allows you to choose the audio commentary too, just like you do now with MLS Season Pass.

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Multiview is not only available for MLS Season Pass. You can use it on the Friday Night Baseball coverage too across Apple TV.

No expectations are set when MLS Season Pass’ Multiview feature will be available to the general public.

MLS Season Pass is available for $14.99 per month.