‘Dancing With the Stars’ Season 32: How to Watch & Stream the Finale for Free

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Back to the ballroom! The Dancing With the Stars season finale airs on Tuesday (Dec. 5).

The final five contestants will perform two dances for the finale. The episode will open with a dazzling dance number to Candi Staton’s “Young Hearts Run Free” featuring all of the couples from this season.

The dance competition show launched its 32nd season on Sept. 26, with a star-studded cast that includes Jason Mraz, Ariana Madix, Alyson Hannigan and more.

Tonight’s finale episode will feature a “jolly routine” to Mariah Carey’s “Santa Claus Is Comin’ To Town” featuring song and dance from Alfonso Ribeiro, Julianne Hough and surprise guests. Pros Britt Stewart and Alan Bersten choreographed the performance.

See below for everything you need to know and how to watch and stream Dancing With the Stars.

How to Watch Dancing With the Stars for Free

New episodes of Dancing With the Stars premiere on Tuesdays at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT on ABC. Where can you watch Dancing With the Stars for free? A TV antenna is an affordable way to access ABC and other local channels, but if you need streaming options that don’t require you to pay up front, subscribe to a free trial from DirecTV or Fubo.

DirecTV is currently offering its best deal of 2023. For a limited time, new customers get access to 75+ channels including local and cable channels, plus DirecTV’s Sports Pack, DVR storage and unlimited device streams for $69.98/month for two months (reg. $94.98/month).

Fubo‘s streaming plans are also on sale, but only for a limited time. Plans start at $54.99 (reg. $74.99) for 178 channels and DVR storage. Sling TV is another affordable way to stream live television, plans start at $20/month. And if you don’t mind on-demand streaming, watch DWTS on Hulu. Streaming plans start at just $7.99/month ($1.99/month with Hulu’s student discount) after a free trial for seven days.

With Hulu + Live TV, you can stream 90+ live channels ABC, CBS, Bravo, Cartoon Network, BET, CNN, Discovery Channel, FX, History Channel, HGTV, MTV, TRVL, TLC, OWN and TNT.

You can stream DWTS on your TV, computer or another compatible device, and if you want to watch from outside of the U.S., try ExpressVPN or NordVPN to access channels and streaming platforms internationally.

How to Stream Dancing With the Stars on Disney+

Dancing With the Stars simulcasts on Tuesdays on Disney+ and streams on Hulu the next day. New episodes premiere on Tuesdays via ABC and Disney+.

Earlier episodes from the current season and previous seasons are also streaming on Disney+ and Hulu. If you’re not subscribed, launch your subscription here or click the blue buy button. Plans start at $7.99/month.

Unfortunately, the Disney+ deal — saving you 75% off the monthly subscription for three months — isn’t available anymore. But there are still ways to save on your Disney+ subscription. For example, join Hulu + Live TV and enjoy live television, along with Hulu and Disney+ for less than $80/month.

Or, subscribe to a bundle plan and stream Hulu and Disney+, ESPN+ for $14.99/month.

What else is streaming on Disney+? As the main streaming home for Disney, Marvel, Pixar, Star Wars and National Geographic, Disney+ provides thousands of hours of entertainment for the whole family to enjoy, including concert specials, movies and shows such as Loki, Ahsoka, Dashing Through the Snow, Elemental and Diary of a Wimpy Kid (out Dec. 8), along with concert specials and music-themed shows like Elton John Live: From Dodger Stadium, BTS: Permission to Dance – LA, and High School Musical: The Musical Series.

Who Is in the Dancing With the Stars Season 32 Cast

A total of 14 contestants including Mraz, Beckford, Madix, Hannigan, Jamie Lynn Spears, Xochitl Gomez, Harry Jowsey, Charity Lawson, Adrian Peterson, Lele Pons, Mauricio Umansky, Matt Walsh, Mira Sorvino and Barry Williams, signed on to compete for the mirrorball trophy this season. Walsh, Spears, Beckford, Sorvino, Peterson, Umansky, Pons and Williams have been eliminated, so far.

The remaining dancers include Madix, Mraz, Lawson, Gomez, Hannigan and Jowsey.

Alfonso Ribiero returns as host this season alongside new co-host Julianne Hough. Also back this season: longtime judges Bruno Tonioli, Carrie Ann Inaba and Derek Hough.

During the DWTS premiere episode in September, the show debuted the Lynn Goodman Mirrorball Trophy in honor of former judge, Lynn Goodman, who passed away in April.

Each week follows a different theme on DWTS such as “Disney 100 Night,” “Latin Night,” and “Motown Night” and “Whitney Houston Night.”

Watch a clip from last week’s episode below.