I cannot speak to SSR, and whether or not you're in a refurbed room may impact this, but I know that our TVs at OKW had HDMI ports so there's no reason the Apple TV wouldn't work. Changing inputs could be an issue though since the remotes are universal and not branded to the the TV. I don't recall noticing if there was an input selection.Will I be able to use my Apple TV at SSR 2 BR? Is there an open HDMI port on all three TV’s?
How would you connect to the WiFi? Usually hotels require an interface to connect to the wifi. that might be your sticking point.
The remote does have a "source" button.
The remotes are ‘dumb’ remotes
The beach condo we stayed in this summer had a cheap (TCL?) Roku TV in the bedroom that had a neat “hotel” feature. When installing an app, the Roku interface would ask you the checkout day, so it would automatically log your account out.Does anyone know if we can hook up the Apple TV and connect to Wi-Fi while at HHI? I want to be able to ppv a UFC event via the ESPN+ app (the only way to order UFC) while I’m at HHI. Would be ironic if Disney didn’t have a way to do this. I suppose Disney could offer someway of entering ESPN+ credentials directly into the TV but I doubt they went through the trouble of setting that up. Thank you.
Same here. Just back from BWV’s and watched a few PBS and Netflix shows on the fire stick. I believe once on an earlier stay I did as mentioned above have to use the menu buttons on the actual TV to change the input. We have also used the Apple TV. But the Firestick travels easier.
I always wondered what they did for the NBA players (since they were given a streaming stick for their TV’s)Do people find that the wifi is fast enough?
I was there about two weeks ago at VGF and the wifi was so slow that I could not stream video on my iPad. I had to use my phone as a hotspot and LTE if I wanted to watch Disney + on my iPad.