Mvmcp queries

[married2mm]

Me and dh are having our first 'alone' trip to celebrate his 50th birthday in November.
Never visited this time of year before & very excited.

We don't usually watch parades or fireworks however dh would like to at mvmcp.
Is there any viewing area in which we would not be surrounded by guests?
Is this even possible?!

 

[gap2368]

I would do the second parade

Fire works is another story I can not tell you I have had paramedic called for me during the firer works because the crowds causes one of my medical problems to become life treating in a matter of minutes.

 

[SueM in MN]

There are handicapped viewing areas - mostly for guests using mobility devices. Those are often quite crowded though. They line up the mobility devices almost touching each other across the front of the viewing area. The rest of each person's group is behind them.
There are 2 parades for the parties and the second parade will be less busy (people with smaller children usually go to the first since the 2nd is kind of late for little kids).
For either parade, the castle area and Main Street will be busier than Frontierland.

There is no special viewing area for fireworks. The castle are and Main Street give the best views of the whole show (fireworks and light show on the castle), but fireworks are shot off from all over the park and you can see views of them from many areas of the park.

 

[Missyrose]

Me and dh are having our first 'alone' trip to celebrate his 50th birthday in November.
Never visited this time of year before & very excited.

We don't usually watch parades or fireworks however dh would like to at mvmcp.
Is there any viewing area in which we would not be surrounded by guests?
Is this even possible?!

I would watch the second parade from Frontierland and the fireworks from Gaston's Tavern in New Fantasyland, those were two of the lowest-crowd areas I've ever experienced during the parties.

 

[married2mm]

Thanks very much guys.
I really appreciate the assistance.