If you’re the type who does crossword puzzles in pen, you might want the All Access plan. This baby costs about $12.50 per week after the promo.
It includes everything from Basic, plus NYT Cooking, Game, Wirecutter, and The Athletic. Yes, you can read about the best toaster while doing the Spelling Bee.
Works — New York Times
Pro tip: if you love Wordle and the Mini Crossword, this plan is basically a no-brainer. It’s cheaper than buying a dozen Sudoku books.
But Wait—The Student Discount!
Are you a student? Congrats, you’re about to save a mountain of cash. The NYT offers a Student Digital plan for about $1 per week.
That’s practically a free cup of gum from a gas station. You get everything—Basic, Cooking, Games, and Wirecutter. It’s a steal, so don’t walk, run to that .edu email.
If you’re not a student, don’t worry. You can still play the “call and cancel” game—hint: they often offer a discount if you threaten to leave. Works like magic, I swear.
