UFC 266 PPV Price: How much does it cost to watch Volkanovski vs. Ortega?

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This Saturday night’s UFC 266 event is stacked with two title fights and a five-round special bout featuring the returning Nick Diaz.

The main event is a UFC Featherweight Championship bout that will see Alexander Volkanovski attempt to defend his title against Brian Ortega. It’s an interesting clash of styles with the well-rounded Volkanovski likely to be tested by Ortega’s elite ground game and improved striking.

The co-main event is a UFC Women’s Flyweight Championship fight featuring the highly-regarded champion Valentina Shevchenko. Shevchenko has defended the title five times already and will be looking to make it six in a row when she faces Lauren Murphy at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada.

But the most highly-anticipated fight on the main card may well be Nick Diaz vs. Robbie Lawler. It’s a special five-round rematch from UFC 47 and it’s Diaz’s return to the cage after he last faced Anderson Silva in January 2015.

The UFC 266 PPV main card begins at 10:00 pm this Saturday and can only be viewed live on ESPN+. Here’s how to order and watch the UFC 266 PPV, including information about the UFC 266 PPV price and fight card.

UFC 266 PPV Price

Fight fans require an ESPN+ subscription to order and watch UFC 266: Volkanovski vs. Ortega on Saturday night. That means the UFC PPV price ultimately depends on whether you are an existing ESPN+ subscriber. Here’s everything you need to know:

ESPN+ subscribers can purchase UFC 266 for $69.99 here.

But fans without an ESPN+ subscription will first need to subscribe to ESPN+ to order the PPV. Alternatively, the fastest and most cost-effective way to order the fights this weekend is by purchasing the special UFC 266 and ESPN+ Bundle here.

New ESPN+ subscribers can order the UFC 266 & ESPN+ Bundle for $89.98.

The special bundle includes a one-year subscription to ESPN+ (normally $59.99) and access to the UFC 266 PPV ($69.99) for a total cost of just $89.98. The UFC 266 Bundle, therefore, represents almost $40 in savings for new subscribers.