Elderly relative seating if we missed paid stands - cafe steps or low walls without blocking
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Elise Dupont•241 rep4
Elderly relative with us and we missed paid stands. Are cafe steps or low walls along the route usable for short sits without blocking dancers on First Randoli.
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Low walls and cafe steps on side stretches are what many families use — keep clear of dancer lines and move if marshals ask. Do not plant chairs in the active path.
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Ajantha Cooray•1455 rep7
A bought fold-up set back from the front curb is kinder than fighting for a wall corner at the last minute.
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Pavithra Gunasekara•1514 rep5
Ear protection and water matter more for older relatives than a perfect sightline.
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