Strategies to get the best Fantasmic Seats

[erinjo]

I know I read somewhere about a trick where you find these three towers and the one tower moves just before the show to give you a great seat. Does anyone know this secret and WHERE these towers actually are?

We are goign to DLR July 8th and have a 4 and 5 year old that we'd like to take to the show, but don't think we can sit for hours ahead of time.

Thanks!

 

[50sjayne]

In front of the Pirates of the caribbean there are those speakers that lift right before the show- they all lift. I liked being to the right of them a little though. Even so a lot of people know about them now and you still have to get there an hour or so before. I would get there a few hours before, enjoyed the rest really, made phone calls. You'll see seating to your left, that's the preferred seating/dessert thing. I'm not sure if a lot of people know about them or if in resignation they finally end up there thinking their view will be blocked and then are pleasantly surprised as many didn't show up until the last.

 

[farmgirljen]

Take a handicapped family member with you, and then you all can sit in the special roped off handicapped section next to where the Mark Twain boards- best seats in the house!

 

[Eeee-va]

If your kids are night owls, you can hang out in the area during the 9 PM show, then get into place for the 10:30 show during fireworks. That can most likely net you a spot in the central, seated section. The bad is that you'll be jockeying with crowds a bit, but I think you can manage.

Of course, that's no good if your kids want to be in bed by the time of the show. I only brought it up because in front of me in line for the Storybookland Canal Boats, at 11 PM or later, was a woman and her two girls, and I think the younger was 4 or 5. They didn't seem to be doing too bad either.

 

[Pomlover2586]

For the handicap section do you need a wheelchair? Or does a GAC pass suffice?