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New York : Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade

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Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade

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  • New Yorkers take to the streets and America watches on television as cartoon character balloons, marching bands, lavish TV and movie star-laden floats, and the dancing Rockettes announce the start of the Christmas season. Santa Claus in his sleigh is the last float.

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Central Park West at 77th Street along Broadway to 34th Street 9am Thanksgiving Day
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