Thanks for the info. Might upgrade to the top 120 package in the near future....only loss from the Family package is Hallmark....you have to go to top 200 for that. Funny how that's a basic channel on Directv and most cable providers but is high tier on Dish.
Actually, if you switch from the Dish Family package to America's Top 120 you would lose the following channels:
Animal Planet (in America's Top 200)
Biography Channel (in America's Top 250)
Bloomberg Television (in America's Top 250)
Boomerang (in America's Top 250)
CBS College Sports Television (in America's Top 200)
Cooking Channel (in America's Top 250)
Discovery Kids (in America's Top 250)
DIY (in America's Top 250)
Great American Country (GAC) (in America's Top 250)
Hallmark (in America's Top 200)
Hallmark Movie Channel (in America's Top 250)
Investigation Discovery (ID) (in America's Top 200)
Nicktoons Network (in America's Top 250)
Outdoor Channel (in America's Top 250)
RFD-TV (in America's Top 200)
Science Channel (in America's Top 250)
I would look at the list of channels and see if I watch any of them before switching especially since Dish Family is no longer supposed to be offered. One pro I see is that you would be able to add HD in some way if you wished to do so if you have an HD receiver (such as the HD Free for Life promotion). E*'s Top 120 is $39.99 while D*'s Choice package is $58.99. Also, cable providers are usually higher on their super basic package.