Best Place To See Magic Kingdom Parade?

[Obsessed-x]

Hi I was just wondering if anyone knows any good places to view the Disney dreams come true parade, where theres low crowds etc.

 

[carolfoy]

in between liberty square and frontierland theres a bit on your map marked as the shooting gallery, outside this theres a couple of old chests that are a lovely place to sit and have a drink or snack and mark your spot nice and early, then as it crowds out you can move forward a bit.
other places I've found are right at the beginning and end of the route and if you can get a pavement seat along main street. also above the station is a great spot to look down on it but you have to be there well early!
Basically if you're going at an busy time be prepared to mark out your spot well in advance (some people go over an hour ahead!) just look on it as time you can take to take in turns at restrooms, snacks, ice creams, drinks and to recap and plan the rest of the day.

 

[Girlsontour]

If you sit on Main Street, and it's sunny, make sure you sit on the left hand side (as you look towards the Castle)....its in the shade!

 

[jtlover]

At the train station seats upstairs at the entrance is a great place too

 

[fizz13]

I second Carols idea of Frontierland, it is very quiet and you can get a spot about 30 mins before parade, sometimes less, because everybody is on Main St, anywhere along that stretch is a good spot, but I have used the shooting gallery area before. Outside the hall of presidents is supposed to be good too.

 

[Obsessed-x]

Ok thanks everyone x

 

[brightspark]

At the train station seats upstairs at the entrance is a great place too

I was going to suggest this too, but if you have kids that might want to try and shake a characters hand, then down on the street is better. However I don't think you can beat the view from up on the train station!

 

[spencem]

For the Spectromagic parade that runs up Main Street toward the Castle there is a great spot in Frontier Land opposite the path to BTMRR. There is a set of steps down from the board walk that stick out into the road, when they put the ropes up it forms a triangle that also sticks out into the road offering an uninterrupted view along the front of the crowd toward Liberty Square.

I got a load of photos from there like this one back in February.