Sherry E
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I think the point of the VIP seats that Special Activities so graciously gave me is that they were actual seats, and that no one would be standing in front of us (as would probably happen with normal standing positions for parades). They weren't supposed to be the most close-up or right-in-the-middle-of-the-action seats. They were free for me, after all. Disney usually doesn't give the best stuff away for free. The most close-up seats are for the people (such as yourself) who paid for the tour.
I knew as soon as I booked the VIP seats for the parade that they wouldn't be terribly close - they told me the seats were up the stairs, so that automatically meant that we'd be a bit removed from the action. But again, they were seats and they were free, and there were no tall people standing in front of me, so I was happy that I got them.
Truthfully, I had seen that parade enough times before to where I wasn't interested in seeing it again. I only got the seats so my Idaho friends' son could see it. So if I had to be stuck seeing that parade yet again, I am glad I had seats to do it!
I knew as soon as I booked the VIP seats for the parade that they wouldn't be terribly close - they told me the seats were up the stairs, so that automatically meant that we'd be a bit removed from the action. But again, they were seats and they were free, and there were no tall people standing in front of me, so I was happy that I got them.
Truthfully, I had seen that parade enough times before to where I wasn't interested in seeing it again. I only got the seats so my Idaho friends' son could see it. So if I had to be stuck seeing that parade yet again, I am glad I had seats to do it!
