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And it will live stream on its Paramount Plus Premium platform. NBC is also offering streaming on its new Peacock Premium platform.ĬBS will also cover the parade from 9 a.m. The Spanish language simulcast on Telemundo will be hosted by Ana Jurka and Carlos Adyan. The parade hosts are Savannah Guthrie, Hoda Kotb and Al Roker of the “Today” show. NBC is the official broadcaster for the parade, and coverage starts at 9 a.m. But by the time Santa hits Herald Square, it will be mostly sunny with a temperature of about 50 degrees, if not a bit warmer, he said. It may be a little bit cold in the early hours, the upper 30s to lower 40s. Not only that, but the weather will be crisp and beautiful, Jones said. There is nothing in the forecast computer models that indicates winds will get anywhere near the threshold, according to CNN Meteorologist Judson Jones. Year after year, there is always this big question: Will the winds keep the balloons from flying? The parade makes its final turn on 34th street and terminates in front of the flagship store (no public viewing here either). Macy’s touts the views from West 59th to West 38th streets. The parade will then make a turn at Columbus Circle - again no public viewing at the circle.Īfter a relatively short distance down Central Park South, the parade will head south on 6th Avenue for the long trip toward Midtown Manhattan. This stretch is considered to have great views. Thursday on Central Park West from West 75th to West 61st streets. This year is taking a more traditional route, starting at West 77th Street and Central Park West, but with no or limited public viewing there, according to Macy’s official parade website.Įarly birds start arriving around 6 a.m. The 2020 parade was held in a small area around the Macy’s flagship store - just enough room to stage it for broadcast.
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Here’s what folks on the ground and watching on TV can expect: “I was fortunate enough to get tickets and right in front where they televised it. “We got to be in the stands right in front of Macy’s,” Fischer said. Then they’d catch the parade on TV the next day in their pajamas at home.Īround 2004, they had a particularly memorable time watching up close.
When her two children were younger, Fischer used to take them to watch the giant balloons being inflated. “It was still fun and brought back great memories.” But Fischer said it wasn’t the same experience without the energy of the street and the usual traditions.įischer has a lot of in-person, treasured experiences with the parade. “Obviously, I had to watch it on TV” last year, she told CNN Travel. Longtime New York City resident Lisa Fischer is simply delighted about the 95th annual parade, which started at 9 a.m. You know, it is one of the largest events in New York City and a national tradition.”
Veras said “we have 6,500 participants in the parade, but there’s thousands of more people who are supporting behind the scenes from various agencies in New York City, state and federal government. “We’re so thrilled to be back,” Orlando Veras told CNN’s Miguel Marquez. Travelers and residents have 2.5 miles of public viewing as balloons, floats and bands make their way from the Upper West Side to Macy’s flagship store at Herald Square.Ībout 2.5 million people were expected to attend this year, according to a Macy’s spokesman.
The 2021 spectacle returned to the more familiar parade of yore on Thursday.
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