MSEP/CTM/Wishes

[WriterGina]

Is there a "sweet spot" that's reasonably good for viewing all three of these--MSEP at 9, CTM at 9:45 and then the Wishes fireworks at 10? I'd be perfectly happy to park our crew somewhere at 8:15, guzzle some dessert and play a few card games in anticipation of an hour's worth of good parade/castle projection/fireworks viewing. Or am I out of my mind?

 

[Robo]

1. Is there a "sweet spot" that's reasonably good for viewing all three of these--MSEP at 9, CTM at 9:45 and then the Wishes fireworks at 10?

2. I'd be perfectly happy to park our crew somewhere at 8:15, guzzle some dessert and play a few card games in anticipation of an hour's worth of good parade/castle projection/fireworks viewing. Or am I out of my mind?

1. Yes.

2. 8:15 is likely too late to arrive.

Below is a "work-in-progress" of my overview of the new Hub.
Some of the "outer" sidewalks shown have not been built yet.
Some of the unfinished areas have since been finished.
Again, a work-in-progress, all the way around.
The original photo is by Scott Keating, posted on WDWMagic.

 

[WriterGina]

I was asking for that, wasn't I?

 

[Robo]

Look again.

 

[WriterGina]

Fantastic, thank you! So if we were going to try to park ourselves in the Casey's area, or a little further back along Main Street, on a day touringplans rates as a 5 for MK, when would you think we'd need to arrive in order to have a reasonably good shot at a curb spot? 7:45?

 

[Robo]

Fantastic, thank you! So if we were going to try to park ourselves in the Casey's area, or a little further back along Main Street, on a day touringplans rates as a 5 for MK, when would you think we'd need to arrive in order to have a reasonably good shot at a curb spot?

7:45?

I'd shoot for that, yes.
(You won't be alone, either.)

And, be careful, as later-arriving guests tend to impinge on "your space" as things get busier.