u/knickknack98

I have a current 2026 Gold/all parks (Kings Dominion home park) but planning a trip to Cedar Point next month, and likely won't be able to get to KD before that. So I think I can re-up for 2027 as Prestige with CP as my "home" park.

I know that the "perks" are only valid at your home park, but the bring-a-friend vouchers: good for any park or just "home"?

What about the photo pass? From KD: "Capture a season of memories with unlimited digital park photos when you add All Season FunPix to your season pass or membership! Get all your Kings Dominion professional photos in your digital library for every visit the rest of this season and all of 2027. All Season Photo benefits are valid at participating parks based on pass admission." So I think the photo pass works wherever you scan in with your pass but they make it a little abstruse.

Similarly for the drink plans: "All Season Drink Plan benefits are valid at participating parks based on pass admission." So I think this implies that you get your sodas and Icees anywhere you scan in, but again they could be more clear.

For the meals, they actually make it pretty clear that the 20 or 30 meal plans are only good at your home park. Now, this is dumb because it's a fixed number of meals so why do they really care where you use it? But OK at least they clarify exactly where they are valid. But they make you guess a little for the photos and drinks.

Also: membership VS season pass: why would I do a KD "membership" at $260 for 12 months when the 2027 Prestige is $227 and good for through the end of the 2027 season anyway? Just to have the payment plan or am I missing something?

I'm just trying to take my kid to Cedar Point but feels like if I don't do it just right I'm gonna get hosed in some way.

I'm trying to figure out why my OTA channels end up looking like crap relative to the streaming equivalent. Watching world cup games on fox ends up being inferior to streaming on Peacock even with my extremely rudimentary Spanish.

I have a clearview attic antenna, with a reasonably clear shot to the Fox tower about 15 miles away. It registers 720, which I understand to be the max I will see. This is connected with a straight run of 50' RG6 coax to the Tablo on the 2nd floor. Our router (Fios CR1000A) on the 1st floor almost directly under the Tablo. This then streams to the TVs through the Tablo app. But ultimately the picture is maybe just barely acceptable and obviously worse than the streaming equivalent.

Is there something I'm missing? How do I get an actual HD picture with my setup?