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I'm downstate in the city this year for thanksgiving, and I've never gone to the parade. Sure, it's going to be crowded, but honestly I don't care about getting a GREAT spot, just want to watch what I can with the least hassle. With the new route, any suggestions on where I should go and when I should get there? (I am NOT camping overnight, but can get there early early AM if needed). Yes, it's silly, but I watched miracle on 34th street every year as a kid and I wanted to say I was there at least once. :P
No car (duh), but coming from bay ridge so will take me a while to get there. I have a list of posted street closings, but those only apply to cars, correct?
I'm downstate in the city this year for thanksgiving, and I've never gone to the parade. Sure, it's going to be crowded, but honestly I don't care about getting a GREAT spot, just want to watch what I can with the least hassle. With the new route, any suggestions on where I should go and when I should get there? (I am NOT camping overnight, but can get there early early AM if needed). Yes, it's silly, but I watched miracle on 34th street every year as a kid and I wanted to say I was there at least once. :P
No car (duh), but coming from bay ridge so will take me a while to get there. I have a list of posted street closings, but those only apply to cars, correct?
Kind of late for this but you don't have to camp out to get a good spot. Many people will get to their spot at 7am or so to get a good place to stand and watch.
My son and I were at Central Park South and 7th. Good view, but was disappointed that the parade ended at 11:15am!
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