ESPN The Magazine is no longer published as a regular subscription magazine. ESPN released its final recurring print edition in September 2019 and shifted its magazine-style features and long-form sports journalism to ESPN’s digital platforms.

Consumers may still need help with an old ESPN The Magazine subscription, an ESPN Insider legacy account, a current ESPN streaming charge, historical issues, or a special-edition ESPN publication. These matters now use ESPN’s current online support system rather than the former magazine subscription department.

Is ESPN The Magazine Still Published?

No. ESPN The Magazine ended regular print publication with its final issue, the 2019 BODY Issue, which reached newsstands on September 6, 2019.

The magazine began publication in 1998 and operated for more than two decades. After ending the recurring print edition, ESPN continued feature journalism through ESPN.com, ESPN Cover Story, E60, television, streaming, podcasts, and other digital formats.

ESPN The Magazine should not be confused with:

ESPN Select or ESPN Unlimited streaming subscriptions
ESPN.com articles
ESPN Cover Story
ESPN+ legacy references
ESPN Insider legacy subscriptions
One-time ESPN special-edition magazines

How to Contact ESPN About a Former Magazine Account

ESPN Fan Support: Visit ESPN Fan Support
Submit an ESPN support request: Contact ESPN Support
ESPN account and billing help: ESPN Account and Billing Support
Legacy ESPN Insider subscription help: Manage a legacy ESPN Insider subscription

ESPN mobile-app support: Open the ESPN app, select Settings, and choose Contact Support
Official ESPN website: www.espn.com
ESPN The Magazine press archive: ESPN The Magazine archive

Old telephone-number warning: The former ESPN The Magazine customer-service number, 1-888-267-3684, appeared in older magazines and subscription materials. ESPN does not currently publish it through ESPN Fan Support as an active magazine, ESPN Insider, streaming, cancellation, billing, or refund number.

Support-hours clarification: The former magazine’s Monday-through-Friday support hours should not be treated as current. ESPN now directs users to online Fan Support, support requests, account tools, and mobile-app support.

ESPN Corporate Address

ESPN’s current official corporate location is:

ESPN
ESPN Plaza
Bristol, CT 06010

This is ESPN’s corporate campus. It is not a public walk-in magazine subscription counter, back-issue store, streaming refund office, newspaper archive, or customer-service center.

Do not mail payment-card information, passwords, original subscription records, irreplaceable magazines, electronic devices, or personal identification documents to ESPN Plaza.

What Happened to Existing ESPN The Magazine Subscriptions?

Regular print fulfillment ended when ESPN discontinued the magazine in 2019. Any final account adjustment, replacement publication, refund, or conversion would have depended on the subscriber’s account and terms at that time.

Because several years have passed, current ESPN Fan Support may have limited access to old print-fulfillment records.

If you still have evidence of an unresolved account:

Locate the original subscription confirmation.
Find an old magazine mailing label or account number.
Check the payment date and statement descriptor.
Determine whether the subscription included ESPN Insider.
Check the current ESPN account for a legacy subscription.
Submit an online ESPN support request.
Provide copies rather than original documents.

Do not assume that a current ESPN subscription or ESPN streaming plan was created automatically from every former magazine subscription.

ESPN Insider Legacy Subscription Help

ESPN currently maintains a separate support page for active legacy ESPN Insider subscriptions.

To review or cancel a legacy subscription:

Open ESPN’s official ESPN Insider Legacy Subscription Management page.
Sign in using the ESPN or MyDisney account associated with the subscription.
Select Subscriptions.
Review the active plan, billing status, and renewal information.
Cancel the subscription when appropriate.
Save the cancellation confirmation.

An old ESPN Insider account is not necessarily the same as a current ESPN Select, ESPN Unlimited, Disney+, or Hulu subscription.

ESPN The Magazine Versus Current ESPN Subscriptions

ESPN’s current paid products are primarily digital streaming and sports-content subscriptions. They do not represent a revival of the former recurring print magazine.

Current services may include:

ESPN Select
ESPN Unlimited
ESPN included in a Disney+, Hulu, or other bundle
ESPN access through a television provider
MLB.TV or another sports add-on purchased through ESPN
Legacy ESPN subscriptions

Check the exact plan name, billing company, price, and renewal schedule before canceling or disputing a charge.

How to Cancel a Current ESPN Subscription

For an ESPN subscription billed directly by ESPN:

Sign in to the ESPN account through a computer or mobile browser.
Open the profile menu.
Select Account or Subscriptions.
Select Manage Subscription.
Choose the plan that should be canceled.
Select Cancel and complete the confirmation.
Save a screenshot or confirmation email.

Current ESPN cancellation terms generally allow access through the end of the paid billing cycle. ESPN states that it does not provide refunds or credits for partially used direct ESPN billing periods.

Deleting the ESPN app, signing out, removing a device, or stopping use does not cancel a paid subscription.

Third-Party ESPN Billing

A current ESPN subscription may be billed by another company.

Possible billing partners include:

Apple
Google Play
Roku
Amazon
Disney+
Hulu
A cable, satellite, mobile, or internet provider
Another promotional or subscription partner

If a third party processes the payment, ESPN may direct the customer to that partner for:

Cancellation
Payment-method changes
Refund requests
Billing-history questions
Plan changes

Canceling a directly billed ESPN subscription does not necessarily cancel a separate ESPN plan billed through Apple, Google, Roku, Disney+, Hulu, or another partner.

Unrecognized ESPN Magazine or ESPN Charge

An unfamiliar ESPN-related charge may involve:

A current ESPN Select or Unlimited subscription
An old ESPN Insider legacy account
A Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN bundle
A third-party app-store subscription
A sports add-on purchased through ESPN
A purchase made by another household member
An unauthorized transaction
A misleading or fraudulent magazine-renewal notice

Before disputing a charge:

Check the exact billing descriptor.
Compare the amount and transaction date.
Search email for ESPN, Disney, Hulu, Apple, Google, Roku, or subscription confirmations.
Review the ESPN account’s subscription section.
Check app-store and television-provider subscriptions.
Ask household members whether they subscribed.
Contact the company that processed the payment.

If the payment is genuinely unauthorized, secure the ESPN or MyDisney account and contact the payment provider.

Can I Still Subscribe to ESPN The Magazine?

No regular ESPN The Magazine subscription is currently offered. The recurring publication ended in 2019.

Be cautious with websites, mailed offers, telephone solicitations, or social-media advertisements claiming to sell a new recurring ESPN The Magazine subscription. Verify whether the offer is actually for:

A used-magazine subscription service
Old inventory
A collector’s item
A one-time special edition
A different sports publication
An unauthorized renewal solicitation

ESPN Special-Edition Magazines

ESPN has released occasional one-time special-edition print magazines after ending the regular publication.

Examples include:

A Serena Williams tribute issue released in 2022
A Caitlin Clark tribute issue released in 2024
Other commemorative issues covering major athletes or sports events

These are special newsstand or retail publications. They do not establish a recurring ESPN The Magazine subscription and may be produced with an outside premium-publishing partner.

Returns, damaged copies, or missing online orders may need to be handled by the retailer or publisher that sold the special edition.

How to Find ESPN The Magazine Back Issues

ESPN does not currently advertise a dedicated public back-issue ordering department for the discontinued recurring magazine.

Older issues may be found through:

Public and university libraries
Periodical databases
Used bookstores
Collector marketplaces
Magazine resellers
Online auction platforms
ESPN’s digital and press archives

Before purchasing a collectible issue:

Confirm the cover date.
Check the condition.
Verify whether inserts or posters are included.
Review the seller’s return policy.
Confirm whether the item is an original or reproduction.
Avoid paying outside the marketplace’s protected payment system.

ESPN The Magazine Digital Archives

ESPN maintains online pages for selected former magazine features, covers, BODY Issue content, press releases, and special editions.

Not every full print issue is available as a complete digital replica. Some former magazine stories may appear as individual ESPN.com articles or archived feature pages.

Full articles, photographs, illustrations, and magazine pages remain subject to copyright. Access to an archived page does not grant permission to republish it.

ESPN Content and Editorial Questions

ESPN Fan Support primarily handles account, streaming, fantasy, subscription, and technical problems. It may not be the correct department for an editorial complaint, correction request, media inquiry, or permission request.

For a possible factual error:

Save the current article URL.
Identify the exact statement at issue.
Explain why it appears inaccurate.
Provide reliable supporting information.
Use an appropriate ESPN feedback or support route.

A disagreement with an opinion, ranking, prediction, headline, athlete assessment, or editorial approach is not necessarily a factual error.

Fake ESPN Magazine Renewal and Support Scams

Because ESPN The Magazine is discontinued, an unexpected notice demanding immediate payment to renew the publication should be treated cautiously.

Warning signs include:

A claim that a regular print subscription is about to renew
A request for gift cards, cryptocurrency, or wire transfer
A request for a password or verification code
A telephone number found only in a pop-up or sponsored advertisement
A request to install remote-access software
A renewal invoice with no account details
A refund offer requiring another payment first
A website using ESPN logos on an unfamiliar domain

Open ESPN.com or ESPN Fan Support directly rather than using the contact information in an unexpected renewal notice.

How to Escalate an ESPN Magazine or Legacy Subscription Complaint

Identify whether the problem involves the discontinued print magazine, ESPN Insider, current ESPN streaming, a bundle, a retailer, or another billing partner.
Gather the account email, old subscription number, payment date, amount, and billing descriptor.
Use ESPN Fan Support or the legacy ESPN Insider management page.

Submit an online support request when self-service does not resolve the issue.
Ask which company currently controls the account or charge.
Request written cancellation or refund confirmation.
Contact Apple, Google, Roku, Disney+, Hulu, a television provider, or another partner when it processed the payment.
Contact the card issuer when a transaction is unauthorized or a documented billing dispute remains unresolved.

Because the regular magazine ended in 2019, ESPN may no longer retain every historical print-subscription record. Submitting a complaint does not guarantee a refund, replacement issue, back issue, account credit, or restoration of archived content.

ESPN Magazine Customer Service Reviews and Complaints on CSN

CustomerServiceNumbers.com currently has zero published ESPN Magazine reviews. The displayed 0 out of 5 rating means that no ratings have been submitted; it is not a zero-star customer verdict.

Because there are no live reviews, there is not enough CustomerServiceNumbers.com feedback to identify supported patterns involving the former magazine’s content, subscriptions, delivery, cancellations, refunds, ESPN Insider accounts, or customer service.

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ESPN The Magazine Frequently Asked Questions

Is ESPN The Magazine still published?

No. ESPN released the final regular print edition in September 2019.

Can I subscribe to ESPN The Magazine?

No current recurring ESPN The Magazine subscription is offered.

Is 1-888-267-3684 still ESPN Magazine customer service?

The number appeared in older ESPN The Magazine subscription materials but is not currently published by ESPN Fan Support as an active magazine, streaming, billing, or legacy-account contact.

How do I contact ESPN about an old magazine account?

Use ESPN Fan Support and submit an online request. If the account was connected to ESPN Insider, use the ESPN Insider Legacy Subscription Management page.

Does ESPN still have ESPN Insider?

ESPN maintains a management route for active legacy ESPN Insider subscriptions. Current ESPN streaming plans are separate products.

Is ESPN The Magazine the same as ESPN Unlimited?

No. ESPN The Magazine was a print publication. ESPN Unlimited is a current digital sports-streaming plan.

Does an ESPN streaming subscription include the print magazine?

No current recurring print-magazine benefit is advertised as part of ESPN Select or ESPN Unlimited.

How do I cancel a current ESPN subscription?

Sign in to the ESPN account, open subscription settings, and cancel the active plan. If another company bills the subscription, cancel through that billing partner.

Does ESPN refund partially used subscription periods?

ESPN currently states that direct ESPN Select and Unlimited subscriptions do not receive refunds or credits for partially used billing periods.

Why did ESPN publish magazines after 2019?

ESPN has occasionally released one-time special-edition magazines about major athletes or events. These do not represent a return of the regular subscription magazine.

Where can I find ESPN The Magazine back issues?

Check libraries, used-book and magazine sellers, collector marketplaces, auction sites, and ESPN’s online archives. Physical issue availability is not guaranteed.

Where was ESPN The Magazine located?

It was an ESPN publication. ESPN’s current corporate location is ESPN Plaza in Bristol, Connecticut.

Can I visit ESPN Plaza for subscription help?

No public walk-in magazine subscription, billing, or refund counter is advertised at ESPN’s corporate campus.

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Our goal is to distinguish the discontinued print publication from current ESPN streaming subscriptions, ESPN Insider legacy accounts, third-party billing partners, special-edition magazines, corporate offices, and unofficial renewal services.

Share Your ESPN Magazine or Legacy Subscription Experience

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Page Update Note

This ESPN The Magazine page was reviewed and updated on July 24, 2026. The update confirms that regular print publication ended in September 2019; removes the obsolete magazine telephone number and unverified hours; adds current ESPN Fan Support and legacy ESPN Insider account routes; distinguishes the former magazine from ESPN Select, ESPN Unlimited, bundles, and special-edition print releases; adds billing, cancellation, back-issue, archive, scam, and escalation guidance; and removes unsupported customer-review claims.

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