Wheelchair for Fireworks

[SWofDisorder]

Is there a specific area for wheelchairs during the fireworks at magic kingdom?

 

[lpizzuro123]

Would love to find this out also. We will be down in May with my dad and he will be using a wheelchair. I really don't want to book any of the dessert parties - I have read you end up having to stand for them anyway.

 

[SWofDisorder]

Hopefully someone will chime in.

 

[Accident]

I haven't seen a spot lately but directly across from casey is an old fast pass area that anyone can use now. It never gets crowded and really easy to sit on the ground and see everything so it should work out great for wheelchairs. It's the same view just on the other side of hte hub as the desert party. It's never let me down that there is room to fit and sit there. I can't really think of a better spot for wheelchairs as they really pack the hub tight these days and where you can find a spot with nobody directly in front of you usually has trees.. while not in the way for fireworks, they are very in the way for the projections.

 

[gap2368]

Like I said on the other bard no there is not, Disney think since the fire works are in the air you do not need to have a specile place to view them so nothing for fire works at the MK

 

[gap2368]

Would love to find this out also. We will be down in May with my dad and he will be using a wheelchair. I really don't want to book any of the dessert parties - I have read you end up having to stand for them anyway.

if you do book the garden view you will have a place to site for dessert, then about 15 minutes before the fire works they will walk you down ( if you are not done I heard they will still walk you down) and then you just stand for the fire works.. I did this last year and doing it again this years really was nice

 

[4HOLIDAYS]

Not that I have seen- we have been in the FP/dessert party area last year and it was still tough if you want to see the full castle. High in the sky is fine though.