Imagine marching along roads crowded with happy faces and excitement fills the air along with giant balloons! Make it a reality! Whether you chose to march along one of these parade routes or chose another event altogether, we can customize your trip to deliver an unforgettable experience!

	New York City, New York - MACY'S THANKSGIVING DAY PARADE The famous 2 1/2 mile march through the streets of Manhattan takes you past 2.5 million spectators. Another 44 million at home watch the parade's balloons, floats, clowns, celebrities and bands in a tradition that dates back to 1924.
	Pasadena, California - TOURNAMENT OF ROSES PARADE, Millions of spectators from around the world will celebrate the New Year with the the Rose Parade's beautiful pageantry and tradition of magnificent floral floats, high-stepping equestrians and spirited marching bands.
Chicago - McDonald’s® Thanksgiving Day Parade Giant helium balloons, fabulous floats, award-winning marching bands, unique performance groups, and Ronald McDonald, marching up State Street, make Chicagoans thankful for the annual McDonald’s® Thanksgiving Parade.   Chicago -  St. Patrick’s Day Parade As part of the St. Patrick’s Day Parade, the Chicago River is dyed an incredible shade of green.  The parade is filled with thousands of marchers, colorful floats, marching bands, bagpipes and politicians.  Stepping off at noon the Saturday before St. Patrick’s Day, the parade allows both participants and spectators the opportunity to join in the festivities without missing work or school.   Philadelphia - 6ABC/IKEA Thanksgiving Day Parade The oldest in the nation, Gimbel Bros. Dept. Store began the parade in 1920 and continued sponsorship until 1986 when 6ABC and corporate sponsors began operating it.  Kicking off at 20th and Market Streets, winding along the Benjamin Franklin Parkway, and continuing to the Philadelphia Museum of Art, the parade features television stars, singers, pageant winners, special guests and over 90 choirs and other performance group.
	New York City, New York - ST. PATRICK'S DAY PARADE, The New York Convention & Visitors Bureau says that the St. Patrick's Day Parade is the largest and most famous of the many parades held in the city each year.  The annual parade down Fifth Avenue to honor the patron saint of Ireland is a New York tradition that dates as far back as 1766.
Detroit - America's Thanksgiving Parade® Beginning in 1924, America's Thanksgiving Parade® has captured the imagination of millions of children and their families.   The 80th birthday celebration in 2006 saw a new parade route, modeled after the original route in 1924. This new route highlighted some of the city's greatest architectural treasures, such as the Fox Theater, and some of downtown's latest developments including Merchant's Row, Compuware World Headquarters and Campus Martius Park.
	Washington, D.C. - INDEPENDENCE DAY PARADE, Constitution Avenue and the Monuments in Washington D.C. form the setting for this National Parade before a street audience of over 300,000 spectators. Nowhere is there greater excitement on America's birthday than in the nation's capital.
	DISNEY PARADES, Orlando, Florida or Los Angeles, California Be a part of the magic that has captivated millions for over 50 years. The daily parades wind through the very heart of the Disney theme parks in a spectacle worthy of Walt Disney himself.
BOWL GAMES Imagine the thrill of being at a bowl game surrounded by thousands of fans! Make it a reality!Chose one of the bowl games listed below or contact us to arrange for your group to be in the middle of all the excitement of the event of your choice.   ROSE BOWL Pasadena, California A New Year's Day tradition for over 90 years, the Rose Bowl will feature an exciting match up between two championship teams in The Granddaddy of Them All® ORANGE BOWL Miami, Florida Surrounded by the sun and sands of southern Florida, the football battles continue in a tradition that has lasted nearly 75 years. SUGAR BOWL New Orleans, Louisiana The Louisiana Superdome hosts a New Year's Day celebration of collegiate football. ALAMO BOWL San Antonio, Texas Since its inception 15 years ago, the Alamo Bowl has hosted 947,000 spectators at 14 bowl games and reached 100 million viewers of the national television broadcasts. OUTBACK BOWL Tampa, Florida The Outback Bowl, originally known as the Hall of Fame Bowl, has celebrated twenty one years in Tampa. The New Year's Day college football game matches teams from the SEC and Big Ten Conference.