Star Wars Fireworks ECV viewing

[Simba's Mom]

Is there a Handicapped viewing location for the Star Wars fireworks? If so, where is it? I haven't been able to find a map, nor have I ever seen the fireworks. How soon beforehand do you need to show up for good viewing, assuming there is HA viewing? And can anyone make any recommendations of where to go if there isn't HA viewing, and again, how early to get a spot?

 

[gap2368]

Is there a Handicapped viewing location for the Star Wars fireworks? If so, where is it? I haven't been able to find a map, nor have I ever seen the fireworks. How soon beforehand do you need to show up for good viewing, assuming there is HA viewing? And can anyone make any recommendations of where to go if there isn't HA viewing, and again, how early to get a spot?

no since fire works are in the air no special area for handicap ( note Disney thinks people with disability do not need a spot, I think very different)

but you can do the dessert party

 

[wilkeliza]

Based on CM descretion some nights the show ECV and wheelchair uses who ask to the back portion of the front most viewing area. It is behind the biggest cluster of people but just in front of the dessert party group. I don't think it is anything official just gives ECV/wheelchair users the easiest exit after since they are linning up at the safety exit.

 

[PatMcDuck]

We paid for the dessert party to access the HC area they have for the party. And it was full of WC the night we went last October, no kids from the party were allowed to join us (as they sometimes are allowed). It was a one shot thing, if we go again, DS will not be able to see much, but at least he saw it all once.

If you do the dessert party, leave to go outside before they march you out with the stormtroopers, to get a decent spot.