What type TV??
Just got back from Ft. Wilderness, Disney World. We still have analog TVs and had to get converter boxes from trading post. Could not get much info on what I really needed to have to receive all the...
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Just as an aside- Park operators would be well advised to stay away from simply running cable signals through their properties as is (as provided to standard customers outside the park). This is a very cumbersome way to provide cable service...to require everyone to pick up a box at the office- what a wierd way of doing business. The preferred way (and much more friendly- both from the customer's standpoint and the park operator) is to offer the channel lineup through a "mini head end" which processes the signals and converts to analog- so that any tv can be used without peripherals (a box). Also offer secure wifi with plenty of power and multiple repeaters if needed. People have choices, and with a a variety of parks and venues offered these days it can be a deal breaker for couples and families faced with out dated offerings. Just my 2 cents.
