Uh, the moon eclipse lasts around an hour and a half and can be seen from ANYWHERE on the side of the earth that faces the moon, at the same time.
A solar eclipse is a very small spot on the surface of the earth; seen only locally.
I saw my first (probably only) total solar eclipse just a few years ago in central Kentucky.
When I got back to central Indiana, folks asked what was the big deal? We didn't see much at all.
TWICE...