Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade

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There are plenty of new balloons and floats making their debut at the 2022 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade through New York City.

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While some people show up extra early on the streets of New York City to watch the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade, you can also watch or stream it at home.

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Newsweek has all the details of the annual holiday favorite, which will feature a host of stars performing live from New York City.

The parade will start 15 minutes earlier than normal, kicking off at 8.45 a.m.

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The parade will once again allow viewers and balloon holders in New York City to participate in the parade after last year's celebration was limited.

Following the scaled-down parade during last year's pandemic, Macy's promises a return to spectacle this November.

Despite the unorthodox celebrations this year, the beloved New York City event is being widely praised by viewers.

Thanksgiving 2020 may feel very different thanks to COVID-19, but many of the usual specials like the Macy's parade are still available to watch on TV to bring a sense of normality.

The parade plans may be different this year, but you can still expect to see floats, balloons, and performers galore.

The annual Thanksgiving tradition will go on, but in a very different fashion from years past. It will be filmed without audiences and a reduced number of participants.

Typically, three million people flock to midtown Manhattan to watch the annual parade in person.

A diverse roster of stars, including Idina Menzel, TLC, Ciara, Chicago and the Black Eyed Peas will grace the floats of this year's Thanksgiving Day parade through New York City.

Bad weather could ground flights and big Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade balloons.

There isn't public viewing along the entire route, so it's important to know ahead of time where you can set up to watch.

The Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade is one of the most watched televised events in the U.S.

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The parade is set for Thursday, less than a month after the deadliest attack in the Big Apple since 9/11.

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New York officials said about 3.5 million spectators would turn out for the city's signature parade, in its 89th year.