In case of emergency, call 9-1-1 and know the cross streets from where you are calling. “If You See Something, Say Something®.” Report suspicious activities and packages to emergency authorities along the parade route.
A fire extinguisher must be readily available. Small, professionally-manufactured barbecues elevated at least 1 foot off the ground are allowed on the parade route as long as they are 25 feet from buildings and other combustibles. At that time, spectators may move out to the blue “Honor Line” but not past it. All persons and property, such as blankets, chairs and personal items, must remain on the curb until 11 p.m. A position on the sidewalk may be maintained along the parade route beginning at noon on Jan. Overnight camping is permitted only on the night of Jan. Wearing a tight-fitting mask over your nose and mouth is strongly recommended if you are unable to maintain at least 6 feet of distance from people you don’t live with. Pack a mask since coronavirus case counts in Los Angeles County are rising. Forecasts suggest the parade might escape showers, but rain could come later in the day. Prepare for cold weather by dressing in layers. the following day, along Colorado Boulevard, from Orange Grove Boulevard to Sierra Madre Boulevard, and northbound on Sierra Madre to Paloma Street. the night before the parade through 2 p.m. Route closures will take effect beginning at 10 p.m. The Pasadena Police Department will be closing the Rose Parade route early to vehicular traffic to enhance public safety measures. Information:, or follow on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
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(Metrolink tickets include free transfers to connecting trains and buses.) Metrolink is offering a $10 all-day pass to get to the parade and back.
Metrolink offers rides from San Bernardino, Riverside and Orange counties to Tournament of Roses events via Union Station, where riders can transfer (for free) to the Metro L Line. For more information, call 32 (323-GoMetro) Buses originate from locations throughout Los Angeles County.įor real-time updates on Metro service, follow Twitter.
Metro also will provide regular bus service to areas near the Rose Parade, Rose Bowl Game and post-parade areas. Parking is available at many Metro Rail stations, including the Del Mar and Memorial Park stations in Pasadena and Union Station in Downtown Los Angeles some lots are paid while others are free. Allen Station: Walk four blocks south to the parade route.īuy TAP card and load with cash at ticket kiosks located at each station. Lake Station: Walk four blocks south to the parade route. Memorial Park Station: Walk two blocks south to the parade route. The following stations offer the best access to the parade route:ĭel Mar Station: Walk two blocks north to the parade route. Metro’s L Line (formerly Gold Line) light-rail has transit connections to the Rose Parade, Rose Bowl Game and other Tournament of Roses events. We've also found it to be much less crowded near the end of the parade route. Reserved parking (autos, buses and RVs) for both the Rose Parade and Rose Bowl Game is available for purchase through the following:ĪP Parking: of Pasadena: 62, /transportationColorado Boulevard Parking: 85 or 85, Parking Service: 62LAZ Parking: 62, /locations/rose-bowl-parkingSharp Seating Company: 62, Paid parking also is offered on a first-come, first-served basis at various lots from churches and nonprofits and parking structures near the parade route.ĭriving to Pasadena? From past experience we've found more available street parking on the south side of Colorado Boulevard than on the north side. End: Rose Parade Grand Finale presented by Mansion Entertainment Group: “The Heart and Soul of Family Entertainment.” This will be incorporated into a performance by Tanya Tucker, Grammy winning singer, joined by Pasadena’s First AME Praise Team choir. Giant floats, marching bands, equestrian units. Parade starts with a sound car, a pace car, a Rose Parade opening unit and a Rose Parade Opening Spectacular provided by Fitz and the Tantrums, a Los Angeles band, who will perform “Let Yourself Free,” the title track of their latest album.ĭon’t forget to look up to see a flyover from the B-1B Lancer bombers from Ellsworth Air Force Base, South Dakota at the beginning, usually right at 8 a.m. There are several streaming options: You can stream the broadcast via the apps associated with ABC, NBC (Peacock) and Univision.
If you’re going to view by television, the parade will air on ABC, KTLA 5, NBC, Peacock, Cowboy Channel, and RFD-TV - or Rural Free Delivery. Viewers nationally (from 2019): 37 million Who’s the Rose Queen: Bella Ballard, 17, of Altadena
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