DSN Resort TV is a free web page that turns any television into a Disney parks display — the ride waits, the park hours, and the feel of being on vacation, right in your living room. No box to buy. Nothing to install. If your TV can open a web page, you're in.
Open the display — it's freeWorks in any modern TV, streaming stick, or computer browser.
Type it here and the button above carries it straight to your TV. Your name never leaves your TV — it's stored only in that browser. No account, nothing uploaded.
Everything on the screen is live, and it takes care of itself.
Real-time standby waits for all four Walt Disney World parks and both Disneyland Resort parks, sorted longest-first so the headliners are easy to spot.
Each park's opening and closing times for today, right at the top of the screen — including special ticketed events happening that day.
Fireworks and nighttime spectacular start times for the evening, shown whenever the schedule data provides them.
The display rotates through all six parks automatically, and refreshes its data every minute. Set it up once and just let it glow. Tap a park name anytime to jump straight to it.
The time and date, readable from across the room — so your TV earns its place on the wall even between park checks.
See who's streaming and want to watch? The Multiview button on the display jumps you straight into DSN's multiview player — watch live park streams side by side, right from the waits board.
Your family name on the screen, resort-style — a big gold "Welcome" greets you when the display starts and again between parks, just like checking in. Set it right on the TV, or add it to your link below. It never leaves your TV: the name lives in that browser only, with no account and nothing uploaded.
The sounds of the parks while you watch the waits. One tap on the display's radio button streams Park World Radio — park music and atmosphere — right alongside the board, so your living room sounds like vacation too.
That's it. Really — that's the whole list.
Most smart TVs have one built in. A streaming stick, game console, or a laptop plugged in with HDMI works just as well.
The display pulls live park data over Wi-Fi or ethernet, the same way it would load any other web page.
No box to buy, no app to install, no account to create, no remote to lose. Open the page, go full-screen, done.
No subscription, no account, no catch — a gift from the Disney Streamer Network to the people who love the parks as much as we do.
Open the display — it's free