HEA Plaza Garden Dessert Party and ECV

[LibrarianBecky]

Hi all,

Still trying to nail down a few elements for our trip in *26* days! I've been back and forth about purchasing the Happily Ever After Dessert Party Plaza viewing. This will be our first time seeing HEA. My husband will be on an ECV. Is there an area inside the Plaza Garden viewing area that is designated for ECVs? I think the only dessert party left for our date is the 'before fireworks' one. Can anyone comment on the HEA Dessert Party vs. watching HEA from the designated wheelchair viewing area?

Thank you!

 

[gap2368]

There is not but I would do the after party and get there early like an hour get up front

Or you can try the very back of the area

 

[Ruthie5671]

I've never done the dessert party, but last summer we watched HEA from the designated viewing spot just past Casey's. We got there about 45 minutes prior to the show starting and had a very good view.

 

[RaySharpton]

Hi all,

Still trying to nail down a few elements for our trip in *26* days! I've been back and forth about purchasing the Happily Ever After Dessert Party Plaza viewing. This will be our first time seeing HEA. My husband will be on an ECV. Is there an area inside the Plaza Garden viewing area that is designated for ECVs? I think the only dessert party left for our date is the 'before fireworks' one. Can anyone comment on the HEA Dessert Party vs. watching HEA from the designated wheelchair viewing area?

Thank you!

There was no wheelchair or ECV sections when I went since a wheelchair or ECV could drive to any table.

When I used my mobility scooter, I made sure to show up early to get in line. I did this so I could get a table next to one of the front tables against the wall.

You can drive your mobility scooter beside the table and turn your seat 90-degrees to face the table. If you don't get close enough then just pull the table toward you a little bit.

After being seated or situated by the host, I turned my seat around and traveled to the food tables.

Always...always put your mobility scooter in the slowest speed in crowded situations.