Widespread Xfinity Outage Disrupts TV and Internet for Thousands Across the U.S.

On Monday, June 22, 2026, Comcast's Xfinity service experienced a major outage that affected tens of thousands of customers across the United States. Reports began surging in the early afternoon, with Downdetector tracking over 70,000 user complaints at the peak of the disruption. The outage primarily impacted TV services, though some users also reported issues with broadband internet and TV streaming.

The outage was concentrated in several states, including New Hampshire, Texas, Delaware, Wyoming, and Maine, but widespread disruptions were also reported in major urban centers such as Boston, New York City, Houston, Atlanta, Jacksonville, Miami, Chicago, Minneapolis, Denver, and Seattle. Affected areas extended along the East and West Coasts, as well as parts of the central U.S., with reports also coming from regions around San Francisco and Carson City.

According to Downdetector, approximately 77% of users reported problems with cable TV services, 12% with broadband internet, and 8% with TV streaming. At the height of the outage, the Xfinity status map on the company’s website was also temporarily inaccessible. Some customers attempting to contact support reported that their calls were disconnected before reaching a representative.

Comcast and Xfinity have not issued an official statement acknowledging the widespread nature of the outage. The Xfinity support team on social media has been responding to individual customer inquiries, directing them to send a direct message with their service details for assistance. By late afternoon, reports began to decline as service appeared to be restoring for many users, though the company has not provided a specific cause for the disruption.

Xfinity is one of the largest cable and broadband providers in the U.S., serving approximately 11.27 million traditional cable TV customers and about 31.25 million broadband subscribers. The outage highlights the vulnerability of critical communication infrastructure and the reliance of millions on a single provider. This is a developing story, and further updates are expected as Comcast investigates the incident.