Fireworks Viewing from DTD

[mm69340]

<blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by spg
Hi Ralph & Claire

If the mood takes you and you fancy a bike ride, you can hire a "bike" to ride around the boardwalk, they are the ones that seat at least four people and you can get a larger one too. It's good fun. Nice atmosphere at the Boardwalk too.
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Don't try this ALONE! I took a 5 year old and a 3 year old and almost PASSED OUT trying to bike around the boardwalk. It was great fun and people were funny as I tried my hardest to get up the hills.

I WOULD recommend viewing from the Boardwalk or if you want a little Romance, walk over to the beach culb and get 2 recliners on the beach and watch the fireworks.

[orlandobabe]

The best view of 'Wishes' fireworks at Magic Kingdom in my opinion is at the Contemporary-4th floor. They have seats outside on the viewing deck and they even pipe the music out to you.

In fact that's where we have been this evening-and they were brilliant!

The water pageant can also been seen from the bar on the same floor-but this was much later at around 10pm-ish. They often seem to play around with the time of this one-so no guarantees you will see it.

[Patsy]

Can someone tell me what the water pageant is. I have never heard of it.
Many thanks

[Newhomebuyer]

The water pageant is series of small boats which sails around Bay Lake. they light up and play tunes
Its pretty and make nice prelude to watching wishes from the resort areas. Only lasts about 10 mins but if you are eating in those areas anyway, its nice to include it in your evening

[orlandobabe]

Bay Lake? I thought it was on the Seven Seas Lagoon-am I mistaken?

I didn't realise that they played tunes as I've only seen it from Inside the Contemporary and Polynesian resorts.

When they first come out they start off as sea creatures with old King Neptune following behind-then they do an all change to american flags and stars-very pretty.