Best spot to sit for MSEP and Wishes?

[wtrowbridge]

If we decide we are ok with getting to the area early to find a spot to sit on the curb, maybe get a Quick Service meal from Casey's Corner and eat while sitting, where is the best place to sit so that we can watch the MSEP and Wishes without having to move, and how early should we plan to sit there on Sunday, July 19th?

 

[Robo]

You also want to be able to see the spectacular show that is actually projected on the front of the Castle,
"Celebrate the Magic," which begins about 15 minutes before the fireworks.

Below is a rough estimate of the Fireworks viewing spots
based on other posters' info on the boards and personal experience.

 

[wtrowbridge]

Thanks, since we will probably get food at Casey's, and you show that area as a Prime Viewing spot, what time would you suggest we get our food and sit on the curb there to be able to get a good spot to watch the parade and then just stay put for the Fireworks and Castle show? How early before 9pm?

 

[SureAsLiz]

Based on the day you are coming, it will be hard to find a spot on main street for the parade. South American tour groups are out in mass and are only supposed to grow this week. They will stake out main street as early as 6 or 7.

The outside right of the Hub will probably be your best bet if you want to watch all 3 from the same spot. Don't sit in the back left quadrant (where "the" is on the map" because you will not be able to see MSEP from there, though it is my favorite spot to watch Wishes from. It never fills up all the way and can be fairly unobstructed for Celebrate the Magic depending on where you stand.

The inside right ring of the hub is partially reserved for wheelchairs.

I wish I could offer more on timing, but I usually find my spot in the back left quadrant just before MSEP and watch Celebrate and Wishes, then catch MSEP for it's second showing, so I've never really checked to see how long people find their spots for the 9pm parade

 

[Andrea1973]

@Robo Thanks, cool maps!!