TV's at CSR - Hubby the gamer has a ? :)

[Texan Mouseketeer]

Has anyone ever tried to bring a game system to a WDW resort? DH the gaming fanatic wants to know if he can bring the GameCube and hook it up to play at night after the kiddos are asleep. Do the TV's have the right kind of hookups?
(The XBox and PS2 would be too large to bring with us, haha!)
Thanks!
Wendy

 

[ksjayhawkfan]

I emailed our TA today about this very issue. She hasnt gotten back to me but I will reply when she does. Only difference is that Im the gamer and I want to play games after the kids go to sleep.

 

[Texan Mouseketeer]

We're leaving on the same day.

I like to play, too, but I didn't think I would want to be gaming at Disney!!! (But I am bringing my own game for my son's GBA, just in case...)

 

[Buzz2001]

The TV's are Sony's but I can't remember seeing inputs on the front. There is a small compartment door on the front but I forget what's inside. It should have hookups in the back.

 

[Star Wars Guy]

If I remember correctly from our last trip (and I could be wrong since it's been 2 years and I've stayed in a bunch of hotels since then), the TVs have 2 front jacks (1 video (yellow) and 1 audio (white), which would make them perfect for those little plug and play games you always see at Walmart for $15-$20, and also for your camcorder and digital camera.

 

[BadgerBruce]

The 3 times we've stayed at CSR the T.V. had inputs on the back. We used them to plug in a portable DVD player & also to look at the pictures from our camera each night. I would think it would work for a gaming device, too.

 

[Aimeedyan]

We plugged in the PS2 at Pop into the back of the TV. Had to move the cabinet out a bit to reach the inputs but it worked fine.

We used it mainly for DVDs and games.