Do the TV's at GF have a hookup for Playstation?

[Wish Upon A Star]

Just wondering if anyone has brought their playstation with them . . .

On those hot summer days when we just wanna cool off in the room, I'm sure the kids would love to bring their playstation with them . . .

 

[CaliforniaDreaming]

Well, I think the TV's are your typical 19 inch (Sony?) TV. They are behind two doors, and they really don't pull out too far, so it might be difficult to hook it up (if it has the connection). I think that the back has a wall with just room for the cord. Maybe someone else will know for sure.

 

[PlutoPal]

I'm pretty sure that the kids would rather go into the parks or rent water mice than play Playstation in the room. They can do that at home!

 

[musicfan]

Plutopal -- as a mom with a son who has a gamecube (similar to the Playstation) I want to clarify -- kids generally look at the games as a way to relax, not as something akin to going to a park. Kind of like the way you look at going out on your balcony with your favorite adult beverage. My son LOVES to go to the parks and other entertainment while at WDW. But I also understand that he would also LOVE to be able to relax with his Gamecube back in the room after a long day of hitting the parks.

As far as I know, none of the WDW resort TVs are able to take game hookups.

 

[Wish Upon A Star]

Thanks MusicFan . . .you took the words right out of my mouth . . .geeze for a minute I was feeling like a bad parent making my kid sit in front of a tv with his playstation instead of going to the parks . . .

 

[Disneydenise]

Now if I could just get my husband to understand this relax concept. My children have now taken to calling vacation time "Dad Fun" We aren't going to WDW for the first time in 16 years because I just don't think I can stand another round of get up and go with a 16 YO and an 18 YO who have their own minds and ideas. It seems much moe ecoomical to bring the game with you, Our children have spent a small fortune in the arcades in WDW relaxing. Oh well things change right.