How well would a planet in orbit of a star above the Galactic bulge see?

I am making a story of a species who lives on a planet several light-years above the Galactic Bulge. With advanced technology, how much could they see from their vantage point? Could they carry out advanced surveillance on much of the galaxy's stars? If not, what would the night sky look like there, assuming the orbital plane was the same as the galactic disk?

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