You won't see it that big or bright again until 2022.
Binoculars and telescopes will dramatically improve the view, as Jupiter and its moons rise in the east as the sun sets.
Coincidentally, Uranus also will make a close approach the same night. It will appear close to Jupiter but harder to see with the naked eye.
Through a telescope, it will shine like an emerald-colored disk less than one degree from Jupiter.
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