F! Dessert Seating view blocked

[mummabear]

Looking at the pictures of the premium seating area, is the view blocked/obscured by the fence?
If not for an adult, would it be for a 4 year old?

 

[mummabear]

This fence:

 

[tiffjoy]

We did this a year ago when my DDs were 3 and 1. They both ended up sitting in our laps for a good portion, but that's rather typical of these events- usually hard for kids to see so they like that extra height from sitting in a lap. My older DD could see through the fence and the greenery on the other side was below her line of vision. I would do it again, though. They saw better than many other places we would have ended up with people in front of us.

Oh, and both my DDs are taller than average (90th percentiles).

 

[Elk Grove Chris]

Further to the left, the foreground in this picture, is where the steps down are. CMs have let our kids take their chairs over there when they were younger, pretty clear view. I have also heard of others taking the back rows and having their kids standing up during the show.

 

[vatali]

I took my 4 year old a few weeks ago and they roped off a section on the stairs for us. it was only us 2 in that area, and we had a clear view of everything.

 

[HydroGuy]

Looking at the pictures of the premium seating area, is the view blocked/obscured by the fence?
If not for an adult, would it be for a 4 year old?

There is some partially blocked viewing. As others have noted it is usually not a big deal.

 

[Cats2]

I took my then newly 4yr old twins last year and they seemed to have an ok view (1st row of seats), though they both ended up sitting on adult laps at various points in the show (a little scared, or tired). Because I wanted to guarantee getting a 1st row spot, I was in line starting at 6:15p. Seating assignment happens at 8p, and we had tickets to the 9p show. Had dinner at French Market, and from their patio, I kept an eye on the location to line up. DH & niece then took the kids on various rides while I waited inline.