2023 Rose Parade
The 134th Tournament of Roses Parade blooms again, marching down Colorado Boulevard.
This year's theme is “Turning the Corner.” The Grand Marshall is former Arizona Congresswoman Gabby Giffords
Equestrian performances also thrill the crowds, and 18 exceptional marching bands make the cut to participate. More than a million spectators are expected to line the 5.5-mile route.
Families wishing to view the parade can reserve seats in the grandstands ($70-110, children under 2 who will be sitting on a parent's lap do not require a ticket). Curbside viewing is also available on a first-come, first-served basis; you can start staking out your spot as early as noon the day before the parade.
The floats can also be viewed after the parade.
The parade's equestrian entertainers can be seen three days before the parade at Equestfest in Burbank.
(If you can't make it to Pasadena on New Year's Day, the parade can also be viewed locally on ABC, Peacock, KTLA , NBC, RFD-TV and Univision.)
The Rose Parade and its events go on rain or shine. Note that 2023 is one of those years when the Rose Parade invokes its "Never on a Sunday" rule and marches the day after the holiday.
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