St. Louis Blues Launched Blue Note+ Broadcast Platform
The Blues have taken control of game broadcasts and introduced new arena hospitality options for the 2026-27 season.
Updated on Sept. 30, 2026 in Television
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The St. Louis Blues have launched Blue Note+, a team-owned television package providing fans with direct access to game broadcasts. This shift follows the collapse of the traditional regional sports network model, giving the club control over production and advertising sales.
Why it matters
The team moved to an in-house broadcast model to secure greater control over its media distribution following industry-wide instability. Blue Note Productions will now manage the content creation and production for all game-day broadcasts.
A monthly subscription to the service via Amazon Prime Video is priced at $19.99, while an annual pass is available for $99.99. The team is currently negotiating expanded distribution reach with Comcast and DirecTV.
The players
St. Louis Blues
The St. Louis Blues are a professional ice hockey team based in Missouri that competes in the National Hockey League.
Enterprise Center
Enterprise Center is a multi-purpose arena located in downtown St. Louis that serves as the home ice for the Blues.
Blue Note Productions
Blue Note Productions is the internal team division responsible for managing all in-house broadcast production and content creation.
The details
Blue Note+ is accessible through Fubo and Spectrum, with additional access available through Amazon Prime Video. Inside Enterprise Center, the team has introduced Studio Suites that accommodate 6 to 8 people, while the television production set has relocated to the area formerly occupied by the Bud Light Sports Pub.
Timeline
The Blues held a media event at Enterprise Center on Tuesday.
The team will play their opening game of the season in Dallas this Friday.
Blue Note+ will serve as the home for television broadcasts throughout the 2026-27 season.
Industry Dynamics
This transition reflects a broader shift across professional sports as franchises move away from traditional regional sports networks to regain control of their media assets. By internalizing production, teams are responding to the financial collapse of legacy broadcast partners.
Fans can now access games through Spectrum, Fubo, or a paid subscription on Amazon Prime Video. The cost structure offers both monthly and annual options to accommodate different viewing preferences.
The takeaway
The move to a direct-to-consumer model allows the organization to dictate its own distribution strategy in an evolving media landscape. Fans should check official team channels to monitor for potential platform expansions with additional cable providers.
Further reading
For more information on team-owned media shifts, visit the St. Louis Television section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by St. Louis Magazine.
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