mardi gras concert ADA section?

[muffyn]

anyone have info on the ADA area for the concerts?
we have never stuck around for them, but this time on the 16th,
we have someone who wants to see them.

how many people does this section hold? and how many family members do they let into the area with a person in an ECV etc?

how early should we get into this area? I really don't want to miss the parade,

 

[Metro West]

anyone have info on the ADA area for the concerts?
we have never stuck around for them, but this time on the 16th,
we have someone who wants to see them.

how many people does this section hold? and how many family members do they let into the area with a person in an ECV etc?

how early should we get into this area? I really don't want to miss the parade,

I'm afraid I can't tell you much but I think that section is to the far left of the stage but I have no idea how it works. You would need to get to that area pretty early ( I would guess at least two hours prior) so you will have to choose between the parade and the concert unfortunately. You will probably be only able to see the top of the floats but will not be close enough for any beads or good picture ops.

If you really want to see the parade, I would suggest getting a good spot along the parade route and watch the parade from there. Then try to move close enough to the stage so you can at least see the large video screens on either side of the Universal Music Plaza. You will have no trouble seeing or hearing the concert if you can see the video screens. Because of the current configuration of the concert and parade, if you want to get up front for the concert, you will not be able to see much of the parade.