Go to the Rogers Home Page on the Web
Click TV & Streaming
Click Shop Rogers Xfinity
Click Shop Bundles
In the Pop-up, fill in your address or one near you.
Click Check Address
Click The Channels Tab once it comes up.
On some of the steps above you may need to be patient.
Here's a list of tips for when things go wrong on a website. It's often to do with cookies, cache, extensions, etc.
@danar : Please see post 2 of this thread from yesterday, to which your post was moved. You can see the various channels in the packages by following the instructions.
If you wish a pdf of the channels, then you can click on @CommunityHelps when logged onto this forum and send them a message.
@jlogicbud wrote:
danar please let me know if you got any luck finding the listing, I too cannot seem to get an answer as well.
There are no downloadable channel listings. Rogers has a web page that shows which channels are available in each package. You can follow the instructions that @57 provided or go to https://www.rogers.com/bundles/offers , enter your address, then click on the Channels tab, which will allow you to compare packages and see all the channels that are available. There is also a Theme Packs tab. To get you those pages, you need to log out of all your Rogers accounts first , otherwise you will be redirected to your TV management page on MyRogers.
If you prefer, you can send a private message to @CommunityHelps and ask them to send you a printable localized channel listing for the TV package(s) you are interested in. They can also provide you with a comparative channel listing that will allow you to compare the channels that are available in any two packages. (That could be the package you currently have and the package that you are considering switching to OR a comparison listing of two current packages, such as Popular TV and Ultimate TV.)
Just as an FYI to everyone regarding channel lists, I found the PDFs useful from a general standpoint, but since they were generated at a specific time, I found the Rogers Website channels more accurate, probably since they are more up-to-date. See my thread on that topic in the link below:
If there are specific channels that you're interested in, then be sure to check carefully that they are included, or how much they cost as extras or in a Theme pac.
@57 wrote:
Just as an FYI to everyone regarding channel lists, I found the PDFs useful from a general standpoint, but since they were generated at a specific time, I found the Rogers Website channels more accurate, probably since they are more up-to-date. See my thread on that topic in the link below:
If there are specific channels that you're interested in, then be sure to check carefully that they are included, or how much they cost as extras or in a Theme pac.
FYI, the current Popular TV and Ultimate TV printable channel listings appear to be correct... but I cannot absolutely confirm because I do not subscribe to either. (At the very least, they are consistent with what I saw listed online.) Rogers recently sent me a comparative Total TV/Ultimate TV listing, and the Total TV channel list definitely has some errors, listing some channels as included that are not, despite @57 and I (and others) reporting those issues/discrepancies.
Good morning @danar!
We'd be happy to provide you with your local channel listing! Please send a private message to @CommunityHelps so we can assist you further. For more information on how our Private Messaging system works, you can find out more here.
~RogersCorey
