How to Watch “Game of Thrones” Without Restrictions

The Iron Throne is the ultimate prize in "Game of Thrones" (2011-2019), and fans can now experience the Westeros saga from anywhere. You can follow up on the clash for power on Max or purchase individual episodes and seasons online. We’ll help you find the best ways to watch "Game of Thrones" on various streaming services.

Whether at home or on the go, we have all the tips to ensure you don’t miss any epic moments from the battle for the Iron Throne.

How to watch "Game of Thrones" in the U.S.

To watch "Game of Thrones" in the U.S., you can stream every episode on Max or other platforms — like Hulu — that let you add Max to your plan.

You can also purchase episodes or seasons on other platforms. Below is a breakdown of the main avenues.

Platform	Price
Max	Starts at $9.99/mo
Hulu	Starts at $9.99/mo
YouTube TV	Starts at $49.99/mo for the first 2 months, then $72.99/mo
Amazon Prime Video	Watch with Max ($9.99/mo) Buy an episode ($3.99) or a season ($19.99)
Fandango at Home	Buy an episode ($2.99) or a season ($19.99)
Microsoft	Buy an episode ($3.99) or a season ($19.99 to $24.99)
Google Play Movies	Buy an episode ($2.99) or a season ($19.99 to $24.99)

How to watch on Hulu

Hulu is a popular streaming service that provides access to live TV channels, including add-ons like Max.

Here’s a detailed breakdown of what Hulu offers:

• Price: $9.99/mo with ads or $18.99/mo without ads
• Bundle options: Add Disney+ for $1.00 extra/mo. Add Disney+ and ESPN+ for $8.00/mo without ads or $7 with ads.
• Free trial: Varies and is subject to change
• DVR: Unlimited cloud DVR to allow you to record and watch your favorite shows later.
• Multiple streams: Supports three devices simultaneously and six household accounts.
• Device compatibility: It supports Game consoles, Smart TVs, and streaming devices like Android TV, Fire TV Stick, Roku, and Apple TV.
• Free trial: Offers various free trials for new subscribers, depending on the type of subscription.

How to watch "Game of Thrones" in the U.K.

“Game of Thrones” fans in the U.K. can enjoy every battle on Sky Atlantic, Sky Go, and NOW. Both Sky Atlantic and Sky Go (mobile app) require a Sky TV subscription.

There are also other avenues where you can buy the show.

Platform	Price
Sky Atlantic/Go	Starts at £26/mo for 24 months
NOW	Starts at £6.99/mo for the first six months
Amazon Prime Video	Buy an episode (£2.49) or a season (£16.99)
Microsoft	Buy an episode (£2.49) or a season (£12.99 to £17.99)

How to watch "Game of Thrones" in Canada

If you are in Canada, you can watch the clash for control over the lands of Westeros on Crave. Alternatively, you can buy it on Prime Video.

Platform	Price
Crave	Starts at $9.99/mo
Amazon Prime Video	Buy an episode ($3.99) or a season ($24.99)

How to watch "Game of Thrones" from anywhere

To watch "Game of Thrones" from a region where it's not available, you'll need a virtual private network (VPN). A VPN bypasses geo-restrictions by masking your IP address and routing your connection through a server in a different location.

Follow the below steps to enjoy Westeros's epic battles and political intrigue from anywhere in the world.

1. Select a VPN provider. Choose one of the top VPNs known for fast speeds and reliable servers in regions where "Game of Thrones" is available for streaming.
2. Create an account. Visit the VPN’s official website, select a subscription plan, and complete the account creation process.
3. Download the app. Download the compatible app.
4. Launch the app. Open the app and enter your login details to access your account.
5. Connect. Select a server in a country where "Game of Thrones" is available, such as the U.S. or U.K.
6. Stream the series. Open your favorite streaming service and watch King Robert's challenging reign and the fights for power that follow.

We recommend CyberGhost because of its following features:

• Server locations: CyberGhost VPN has servers in 100 countries, including the U.S. and U.K.
• Streaming-optimized servers: These fast and reliable servers minimize buffering and interruptions when streaming.
• Dedicated IP: CyberGhost provides you with a unique address, reducing the risk of being blocked by streaming services.
• RAM-only servers: CyberGhost wipes your data with every reboot, ensuring maximum anonymity and protecting your privacy while you enjoy the series.
• DNS leak protection: Your browsing remains private while streaming by preventing accidental exposure of your real IP address, which might lead to restrictions.

Benefits of using a VPN

Apart from bypassing geographical restrictions, a VPN can help you enjoy a variety of benefits.

Improved Security

VPNs encrypt your information, providing additional security against cyber threats. It’s important when using public Wi-Fi networks where your data is vulnerable to interception.

Enhanced Privacy

VPN masks your IP address, making your online activities more anonymous. This protects your personal information from prying eyes, including ISPs and hackers.

Faster Streaming

Many VPNs offer optimized servers for streaming, which can lead to faster connection speeds. This reduces buffering and improves video quality, making for a smoother viewing experience.

Multiple Device Support

Most VPNs support multiple devices, allowing you to stream simultaneously on your TV, tablet, or smartphone. This versatility means you can watch "Game of Thrones" wherever you are, whether at home or on the go.

Avoid Bandwidth Throttling

ISPs sometimes throttle your connection speed when they detect streaming activity. A VPN can help you avoid this throttling by encrypting your traffic, making it harder for your ISP to see what you're doing.

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Bottom line

You can watch "Game of Thrones" from anywhere, regardless if you’re watching from home or while traveling abroad. Witness all the twists and turns of Westeros through popular streaming platforms like Max, Hulu, Sky Atlantic, and Crave.

However, availability may differ by region, so consider using one of the best VPNs to bypass restrictions and enjoy every moment of George R. R. Martin’s adapted epic fantasy series.