If your instance is any indication of location: there’s an eclipse visible in most Oceania and SE Asian islands in 2028. For a good chunk of Australia and NZ, it’ll be a total eclipse. For further info, check it here.

For me (South America) there’s one already in October, but it’ll suck from my region (14% coverage). And another in 2027 (~75% coverage).

I drove eight hours or so to watch the one in 2017. No regrets.

That’s a very big qualifier. I wouldn’t want to be trying to get flights and hotels in cities along the path.

I rented a Dodge Challenger to get into the path.

That’s how it was for me in 2017. The path of totality went right over my house. I took the day off and strolled out to my back yard to watch it. We also smoked some meat and invited people over for a party, which was the most effort in the whole situation.

Yep. Anyone reading this that was planning on driving home right after - do yourself a favor and find a place nearby to stay the night.

Last time my 4 hour drive out was 17 hours back home. Gas stations out of gas, no bathrooms, bumper to bumper the whole way.

You don’t need a visa for Canada, Brudi.

I’m from Europe, but in Montreal for work by chance. Very excited that it lines up with this event.