You can watch the Coronation at the Hyde Park screening site, which will show the processions and the Coronation service on large screens. There are also smaller screening sites at The Green Park and St James’s Park, but these are likely to reach capacity very quickly.
Access to all screening sites is free. There will be first aid points, water refill stations, toilets and accessible toilets, welfare points, and concession kiosks where you can buy food and drinks. Read more about facilities at the Hyde Park screening site, and The Green Park and St James’s Park screening sites.
There are accessible viewing areas and quiet spaces at each of the screening sites. Read the accessibility section for more information.
Please note that large crowds are expected. Follow the directions given by stewards and the police, who will monitor crowd numbers and help everyone to stay safe and secure. If you choose to leave a screening site during the events, you may lose your viewing position.
Hyde Park screening site
The Hyde Park screening site is located in the south-east corner of the park, covering the area around the Serpentine lake.
You can access the Hyde Park screening site from 5am on Saturday 6 May. However, please note that the broadcast will begin later in the morning, ahead of the first procession.
If you arrive at 5am, the screens may not be turned on and some facilities (such as food and drink kiosks) may not be open. Please do not arrive before 5am.
There are 4 screens at the Hyde Park screening site:
- Screen 1: Old Football Pitches (south of the Serpentine, close to South Carriage Drive) – facing west.
- Screen 2: Old Football Pitches (south of the Serpentine, close to South Carriage Drive) – facing east.
- Screen 3: The Cockpit (north side of the Serpentine, near the Norwegian War Memorial).
- Screen 4: Boathouse Lawn (north side of the Serpentine, next to the boathouse).
Map and facilities – Hyde Park screening siteThe image below shows a map of the Hyde Park screening site. Each of the 4 screens is marked on the map with a letter ‘S’ icon. An orange area next to the icon shows the direction the screen will be facing.
The map also shows the facilities at the site, including first aid points, water refill stations, toilets and accessible toilets, welfare points, accessible viewing spaces and quiet spaces.
There are concession kiosks near each of the screens where you can buy food and drinks.
Source: gov.uk
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