Best viewing of PTN and WOC for ECV?

[msr709]

We will be there July 6 to 12th, I will be in an ECV and would love to see these 2, and was wondering is it better to make the dining reservations for these 2 or wing it. Since I know it will be crowded, I'm inclined to believe the dining reservations would guarantee a good viewing area, but I'm not sure since I've never done this before.We are also traveling with an autistic 5yo with sensory issues who will be in a stroller. I would appreciate any suggestions on this.

 

[Minniekins]

I am interested in hearing about the answers to these questions as well, so thx for posting this thread, msr709! I'll also have an ECV and am excited to see those shows and wondering the best ways to do so. It will be myself and my DD25, going to DL in May, for a week starting the day before Mother's Day. This will be our first visit together, (I visited as a young child like 50 years ago. Yikes, that looks really odd to see written out, lol!) and looks like we have lots to figure out. Sorry, OP, rhat I don't have any helpful answers but wanted to bump this back to the front page!

 

[msr709]

Nobody???

 

[CampbellzSoup]

Make the dining reservations it's going to be jam packed in that period and the dining reservations takes the worrying away

 

[msr709]

Thanks CampbellzSoup! One more question, which dining would you suggest is the best? My autistic DGs is a picky eater, mostly chicken nuggets, pizza, mac n cheese or hot dogs or steak...Rest of our party are flexible. Any favorite??

 

[justdelms]

We did wine country trattoria with 2 picky eaters and got right up front for woc. I'd rather pay than worry. Have a great time!