Firework viewing from afar

[troydjames]

2 of my 3 kids do not like the sound of the fireworks but like to watch from further back, we will be at Mickey Christmas Party and I was wondering if you can see the fireworks from the train station at the end of main street, I have never been up there so I don't know anything about the area, thanks for any advice.

 

[Robo]

2 of my 3 kids do not like the sound of the fireworks but like to watch from further back, we will be at Mickey Christmas Party and I was wondering if you can see the fireworks from the train station at the end of main street, I have never been up there so I don't know anything about the area, thanks for any advice.

Its not really more "quiet" viewing anywhere in MK.

It is quieter if you leave MK and view from Ft. Wilderness, the Poly Resort or TTC.
(But, that is not practical if you are at the party.)

 

[lovethattink]

Might not get a good view of the castle projections. But the fireworks view should be fine. I've watched the fireworks from the 7 seas Lagoon on the ferry. And seen them from my son's apartment in Windermere. Decent views.

Noise level is loud throughout park.

 

[Robo]

Might not get a good view of the castle projections. But the fireworks view should be fine.

Just to keep things straight, there are few relevant "castle projections" in the Christmas Party fireworks.

 

[GADisneyDad14]

Someone please correct me if you know for sure, but just FYI, the upper part of the train station platform is sometimes used as a VIP viewing area. I do not know if it is for a typical MVMCP fireworks, but just a heads up in case it is.

I do agree with the others - sort of hard to get away from the noise at MK.

 

[fla4fun]

Would they consider wearing ear plugs or something to muffle the sound during the show? There really isn't a quieter place within the park, unless you plan to be inside an attraction during the show and miss it altogether.

 

[holden]

If you bring noise canceling headphones (the kind you’d use for construction work or mowing the lawn) it should be ok. That’s what my DD wore to view the fireworks.

 

[KenHutch]

The closest I can get my daughter (now 17) to fireworks is Ohana's. She loves the fireworks from there.

 

[bobbyshawatl]

As a frequent stayer at Fort Wilderness over the years, the beach at Fort Wilderness is a great place to watch the fireworks. Yes, you lose the projections, but they do pump the music to the speakers at the beach, so you don't miss out on that part of the show.