Virgin Media O2 has announced that Sky Atlantic is launching on Virgin TV at no extra cost. From April 1st, existing Virgin TV 360 and Stream box customers who already receive Sky Entertainment channels (Sky Comedy, Sky Witness, and coming soon, Sky One) will gain access to Sky Atlantic.

New and existing Virgin TV customers gaining access to the channel will be able to enjoy Sky Originals and Exclusives such as Heated Rivalry (pictured), as well as shows coming soon to Sky Atlantic including The Miniature Wife (April 9th), The Good Daughter, and the second season of Sweetpea. The channel will also continue to air upcoming seasons of HBO shows, such as Euphoria and The White Lotus.

Fan favourites that will be available to Virgin TV 360 and Virgin TV Stream box customers on Sky Atlantic include The Last of Us, Under Salt Marsh, Amadeus, All Her Fault and House of the Dragon.

David Bouchier, Chief TV and Entertainment Officer, Virgin Media O2, commented: “Our promise to our customers is simple – to offer seamless entertainment at incredible value – and the addition of Sky Atlantic on Virgin TV is testament to that. The channel is home to gripping drama and incredible stories from the UK and the US and has given us some of the biggest watercooler moments of our times. Now, over a million Virgin TV customers can enjoy Sky Atlantic with no added cost or action required.”

Sky Atlantic will be available to all new and existing customers who already receive, or choose to add, Sky Entertainment channels with their package and have a Virgin TV Stream box or Virgin TV 360 from April 1st. All customers need to do to tune in to Sky Atlantic programming is visit channel 111 on the Virgin TV platform, with content also available on-demand and via Virgin TV Go. New customers can take a Virgin TV package, including access to Sky Atlantic, by selecting a Virgin TV and broadband Flex bundle, with prices currently starting from £31.99 per month.

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