Spectrum in Cheyenne provides unlimited Internet, TV, Voice, Mobile

Affordable bundles with internet, over 200 TV channels, HD and more in Cheyenne with your favorite prime-time channels included. Your favorite shows are at your fingertips through the Spectrum TV App. Through Spectrum On Demand in Cheyenne, you can get news, entertainment and sports whenever you want.

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Spectrum services are available in Cheyenne, Wyoming

TV, Internet and Phone Plans in Cheyenne, Magic City of the Plains (82001)

The biggest city in one of the United States' most beautiful states is getting a new cable provider. That's right: Spectrum is coming to Cheyenne, Wyoming, bringing with it high quality digital TV service, the fastest widely available high-speed internet service, and home phone service. Cheyenne, the Magic City of the Plains, has a lot going for it: a thriving arts scene, several annual festivals, the vast amount of natural beauty in the city and its surrounding areas and a whole lot more. Now, Cheyenne residents can take advantage of the newest addition: the high-quality service and excellent customer care from Spectrum.

Cheyenne residents can take advantage of the our extensive channel lineup with Spectrum in Cheyenne. Spectrum TV in Cheyenne gives you all of your local channels, along with popular cable favorites like ESPN, CNN, Fox News, TBS, TNT, USA Network and many more. Spectrum is all digital, which means high-quality picture and sound, with a number of high-definition channels available that expands periodically. Spectrum TV also gives you access to thousands of programs from Spectrum On Demand, and packages featuring premium channels like HBO, Showtime and STARZ, which include what you're looking for: the latest Hollywood hits, independent movies and original programming. You'll also get all your regional sports networks in HD as well with Spectrum TV.

Spectrum in Cheyenne isn't just a cable provider, though. Spectrum also provides fast high-speed Internet in Wyoming that has starting download speeds up to 500 Mbps. Not only is this fast enough for the essentials like surfing the Web, checking email, and shopping online, but it is also fast enough for gaming online, streaming movies and even sharing photos and videos with friends and family with ease. Take advantage of the high speeds available from Spectrum Internet today.

Spectrum in Wyoming also gives you access to something that may help wrangle your phone bill in Cheyenne: Spectrum Voice. Spectrum's home phone service is different from conventional phone services: it runs through your cable. Spectrum Voice offers unlimited local and long distance talk, meaning that no matter how many calls you make within the United States, your bill will always be the same. Spectrum Voice also comes with a number of popular calling features, including Caller ID, Call Waiting and an easy-to-set-up Voicemail box. Save even more when you bundle Spectrum Voice with TV and Internet for the Spectrum Triple Play package in Cheyenne.

Take advantage of Spectrum services in Cheyenne, Wyoming, and you'll be getting access to the premier services in the area. There's a lot to do in Cheyenne, but sometimes you just want to stay home and relax—let Spectrum help keep you connected and entertained when you do. Call 844-488-7530 to get set up today.

Save money on great services when you bundle Spectrum Internet and TV in Cheyenne. Get TV and high-speed Internet all in the same package.

With a Spectrum TV and Internet bundle, you can stream and game on multiple devices all at once in your Wyoming home.

A Spectrum Triple Play in Cheyenne lets you get all three Spectrum services in your home. Combine Spectrum Voice, high-speed Spectrum Internet and Spectrum TV services.

The Spectrum Triple Play bundle offers everything. Internet, TV and unlimited nationwide calling with Spectrum TV in Cheyenne, Internet and Voice in Cheyenne.

More Information About Cheyenne

Cheyenne is the capital of Wyoming and is located in Laramie County. The city was established in 1867. The town took the name of the well known Cheyenne Indian nation. More than 50 locations in the city are part of the National Register of Historical Places. The municipality is home to the prominent F.E. Warren Air Force Base.

History

In 1867 a railroad track was being laid down in the Cheyenne area for the Union Pacific Railroad. Due to the arrival of the railroad, approximately 4,000 people moved to the city with the notion that Cheyenne would become a thriving area. A significant amount of the employment in the region was due to the building of the railroad. After it was completed the majority of the people moved out of the town. Later, it became inhabited by soldiers, workers from a supply base known as Camp Carlin, gamblers, miners, cowboys and thieves. Cheyenne became known as a rough town and was filled with saloons and numerous theaters.

Cheyenne was the only major town in the Wyoming Territory. It became a prominent location for loading cattle on the trains including cattle from the well known Wyoming Hereford Ranch. Cattle magnates in the region enjoyed staying in Cheyenne during the summer. The famous Cheyenne Club was filled with prosperous cattle barons. The building was extravagantly furnished and was similar to clubs located in England.

Transportation

The city is served by the small Cheyenne Regional Airport. The Denver International Airport is the nearest major airport.

Attractions

The State Capital Building has been designated as a National Historic Landmark and is available to the public. The Union Pacific Railroad Depot is a National Historic Landmark. Historic Governor's Mansion. The Big Boy Steam Engine was constructed to pull trains over the Rocky Mountains at high speeds. The Big Boy Steam Engine is one of eight Big Boys showcased in the country. Cheyenne Botanic Gardens. The Atlas Theatre. The prominent Cheyenne Frontier Days features popular rodeos. Holiday Park. Our Lady of Peace Shrine. The Terry Bison Ranch features a vast number of Bison and numerous horses, camels, longhorn steer, ostriches, goats and other species of animals.

Museums

Cheyenne is home to numerous noteworthy museums including:

Wyoming State Museum The Nelson Museum of the West Old West Museum & Store Messenger Museum

Higher Education

Cheyenne is home to the Laramie County Community College.

The population of Cheyenne is approximately 57,618 (2010).
The approximate number of families is 21,859 (1990).

The amount of land area in Cheyenne is 54.7 sq. kilometers.
The amount of land area in Cheyenne is 39.9 sq. miles.
The amount of surface water is 0.2 sq kilometers.
The distance from Cheyenne to Washington DC is 1532 miles. The distance to the Wyoming state capital is miles. (as the crow flies)
Cheyenne is positioned 41.14 degrees north of the equator and 104.79 degrees west of the prime meridian.
Cheyenne elevation is 6,062 feet above sea level.
Cheyenne per capita income is $30,174 (2008).
Cheyenne median income is $55,743 (2008).
The Cheyenne median home price is $173,617 (2008).

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