Stay in one curb spot or slowly move with the procession
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Sofia Martins•252 rep5
Tempted to drift with the procession after 7:00 PM start. Stay in one curb spot or slowly move along. Not tuk-versus-walk from the hotel, and not quieter side-street exits on the approach.
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Sofia Martins•252 rep3 Answers from travellers
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First-timers usually do better staying put for a full pass — moving with it needs a local sense of the route.
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Ishara Rathnayake•232 rep4
If you move, keep the whole family as one block and watch marshals for stop points.
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Kasia Nowak•226 rep2
First-timers usually do better staying put for a full pass — moving with it needs a local sense of the route.
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