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Master Line up A Marchers Group Group Float/Large Location + Leader Members Vehicles Small Vehicle Float ORGANIZATION TYPE Section Group Check-In Arrive Arrival Locations Locations 41st St Between 5th SIRENS BIKES LEAD 1 10am 10am and Madison 41st St Between 5th SIRENS VEHICLES LEAD 1 10am 10am and Madison 41st St Between 5th SIRENS VEHICLES LEAD 1 10am 10am and Madison 41st St Between 5th Scouts for Equality (SFE) MARCHERS LEAD 2 10am 10am and Madison 36th st and HOP - Balloons Arches MARCHERS LEAD 3 10am 10am 11:00am 5th Ave 41st St HOP - Grand Marshal - Between 5th Cecilia Chung VEHICLE LEAD 4 10am 10am and Madison 41st St HOP - Grand Marshal - Between 5th Subhi Nahhad VEHICLE LEAD 4 10am 10am and Madison 41st St HOP - Grand Marshal -Jazz Between 5th Jennings VEHICLE LEAD 4 10am 10am and Madison 37th between 5th HOP FLOAT + BANNER BOND FLOAT LEAD 5 10am 10am 8:30am and Madison 41st St Between Madison and NYC Stands with Orlando MARCHERS LEAD 6 10am 10am Park 35th St Governor Andrew M. between 6th Cuomo MARCHERS LEAD 7 10am 10am and 5th 35th St Governor Andrew M. between 6th Cuomo VEHICLE LEAD 8 and 5th 41st St Between Madison and National Park Foundation MARCHERS LEAD 9 10am 10am Park 41nd St Between Madison and Congressman Jerrold Nadler VEHICLE LEAD 10 Park 41st St Between Madison and Congressman Jerrold Nadler MARCHERS LEAD 11 10am 10am Park 41st St Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Between Transgender Community Madison and Services Center Marchers LEAD 11 10am 10am Park 41st St Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Between 37th Transgender Community Madison and between 5th Services Center BOND FLOAT LEAD 12 10am 10am 8:30am Park and Madison 40th st LARGE between 5th National Park Foundation VEHICLE LEAD 13 10am 10am 10am and 6th 35th St between 5th NYC Mayor's Office MARCHERS EO 1 10am 10am and Madison 35th St between 5th OASD-MRA MARCHERS EO 2 10am 10am and Madison 35th St between 5th New York City Council MARCHERS EO 3 10am 10am and Madison 35th St between 5th New York State Assembly MARCHERS EO 4 10am 10am and Madison Office of New York City 35th St Comptroller Scott M. between 5th Stringer MARCHERS EO 5 10am 10am and Madison 35th St Office of the State between 5th Comptroller MARCHERS EO 6 10am 10am and Madison 35th St New York City Public between 5th Advocate MARCHERS EO 7 10am 10am and Madison 35th St Office of U.S. Senator between 5th Kirsten Gillibrand MARCHERS EO 8 10am 10am and Madison 35th St New York State Senator between 5th Brad Hoylman MARCHERS EO 9 10am 10am and Madison 35th St Assemblymember Linda B. between 5th Rosenthal's Office MARCHERS EO 10 10am 10am and Madison New York State 35th St Assemblymember Deborah between 5th J. Glick MARCHERS EO 11 10am 10am and Madison 35th St Office of Council Member between 5th Corey Johnson MARCHERS EO 12 10am 10am and Madison 35th St Office of Manhattan between 5th Borough President MARCHERS EO 13 10am 10am and Madison 35th St Assembly Member Daniel between 5th O'Donnell VEHICLE EO 14 10am 10am 10am and Madison 35th St between 5th NYC Mayor's Office VEHICLE EO 15 10am 10am 10am and Madison 35th St Stonewall Democratic Club between 6th of NYC (SDNYC) MARCHERS EO 16 10am 10am and 5th 35th St Stonewall Democratic Club between 6th of NYC (SDNYC) VEHICLE EO 17 10am 10am 10am and 5th 35th St New York State Nurses between 6th Association MARCHERS EO 18 10am 10am and 5th 35th St New York State Nurses between 6th Association BOND FLOAT EO 19 10am 10am 8:30am and 5th 35th St between 6th 1199SEIU UHE VEHICLE EO 20 10am 10am 10am and 5th 35th St Jim Owles Liberal between 6th Democratic Club MARCHERS EO 21 10am 10am and 5th 41st St Between Madison and T-Mobile MARCHERS 1 1 10am 10:30am Park 37th between 5th T-Mobile BOND FLOAT 1 2 10am 10:30am 8:30am and Madison 40th st LARGE between 5th T-Mobile VEHICLE 1 3 10am 10:30am 10am and 6th 41st St Between The Love Yourself Project, Madison and NYC MARCHERS 1 4 10am 10:30am Park 37th The National Basketball between 5th Association BOND FLOAT 1 5 10am 10:30am 8:30am and Madison 41st St Between The National Basketball Madison and Association MARCHERS 1 6 10am 10:30am Park 41st St Between YAI / National Institute for Madison and People with Disabilities MARCHERS 1 7 10am 10:30am Park 41st St Between Madison and Delta MARCHERS 1 8 10am 10:30am Park 41st St Between Madison and Delta MARCHERS 1 9 10am 10:30am Park 41st St Between Madison and Delta VEHICLE 1 10 10am 10:30am Park 41st St Between 37th Callen-Lorde Community Madison and between 5th Health Center BOND FLOAT 1 11 10am 10:30am 8:30am Park and Madison 41st St Between Callen-Lorde Community Madison and Health Center MARCHERS 1 12 10am 10:30am Park 41st St Between 38th Madison and between 5th New York Life Insurance FLOAT 1 13 10am 10:30am 10am Park and 6th 41st St Between Madison and New York Life Insurance MARCHERS 1 14 10am 10:30am Park 41st St Between Madison and New York Life Insurance VEHICLE 1 15 10am 10:30am Park 41st St Between The New York Civil Liberties Madison and Union MARCHERS 1 16 10am 10:30am Park 41st St Between Madison and UDGLBT MARCHERS 1 17 10am 10:30am Park 40th St between 5th UDGLBT VEHICLE 1 18 10am 10:30am and Madison 41st St Between Madison and Gay Officers Action League MARCHERS 1 19 10am 10:30am Park 41st St Between LARGE Madison and Gay Officers Action League VEHICLE 1 20 10am 10:30am 10am Park 41st St Between United States Coast Guard - Madison and Sector New York MARCHERS 1 21 10am 10:30am Park 40th St between 5th TD Ameritrade MARCHERS 2 1 10am 10am and Madison 40th St 38th between 5th between 5th TD Bank FLOAT 2 2 10am 10am 10am and Madison and 6th 40th St between 5th TD Bank MARCHERS 2 3 10am 10am and Madison 40th St The National Gay Pilots between 5th Association (NGPA) MARCHERS 2 4 10am 10am and Madison 40th St between 5th Coca-Cola MARCHERS 2 5 10am 10am and Madison 40th st LARGE between 5th Coca-Cola VEHICLE 2 6 10am 10am 10am and 6th 40th St 37th between 5th between 5th DIET COKE BOND FLOAT 2 7 10am 10am 8:30am and Madison and Madison 40th St between 5th Zico VEHICLE 2 8 10am 10am and Madison 40th St between 5th vitaminwater VEHICLE 2 9 10am 10am and Madison 40th St between 5th American Cancer Society MARCHERS 2 10 10am 10am and Madison 40th St between 5th Blue School MARCHERS 2 11 10am 10am and Madison 40th St between 5th FBI MARCHERS 2 12 10am 10am and Madison 40th St between 5th FBI VEHICLE 2 13 10am 10am and Madison 40th St between 5th Gay Men's Health Crisis MARCHERS 2 14 10am 10am and Madison 40th St 37th between 5th between 5th Gay Men's Health Crisis BOND FLOAT 2 15 10am 10am 8:30am and Madison and Madison 40th St 37th between 5th between 5th IHeartMedia - KTU BOND 2 16 10am 10am 8:30am and Madison and Madison 40th St 38th FRANCISCO between 5th between 5th IHeartMedia - Z100 FLOAT 2 17 10am 10am 10am and Madison and 6th 40th St between 5th IHeartMedia - Z100 & KTU MARCHERS 2 18 10am 10am and Madison 40th St 37th Little Red School House and between 5th between 5th Elisabeth Irwin High School BOND FLOAT 2 19 10am 10am 8:30am and Madison and Madison 40th St Little Red School House and between 5th Elisabeth Irwin High School Marchers 2 20 10am 10am and Madison 40th st LARGE between 5th The New Jewish Home VEHICLE 2 21 10am 10am 10am and 6th 40th St The New York Buddhist between 5th Church MARCHERS 2 22 10am 10am and Madison 40th St 37th between 5th between 5th Walmart BOND FLOAT 2 23 10am 10am 8:30am and Madison and Madison 40th St between 5th Walmart MARCHERS 2 24 10am 10am and Madison 40th St between 5th Walmart VEHICLE 2 25 10am 10am and Madison 40th between Madison and Wells Fargo MARCHERS 3 1 10am 10am Park LARGE 40th between VEHICLE Madison and Wells Fargo (horses) 3 2 10am 10am Park 40th St between 38th East Coast Two Spirit Madison and between 5th Society FLOAT 3 2 10am 10am 10am Park and 6th 40th St between East Coast Two Spirit Madison and Society MARCHERS 3 3 10am 10am Park 40th St between Madison and Tarab NYC MARCHERS 3 4 10am 10:30am Park 40th St between 38th Madison and between 5th Tarab NYC FLOAT 3 5 10am 10:30am 10am Park and 6th 40th St between OASIS: Latino LGBTS Madison and Wellness Center MARCHERS 3 6 Park 40th St between 38th OASIS: Latino LGBTS FRANCISCO Madison and between 5th Wellness Center FLOAT 3 6 10am 10:30am 10am Park and 6th 40th St between Oasis Latino LGBTS Madison and Wellness Center VEHICLE 3 7 10am 10:30am Park 40th St between 38th Madison and between 5th Latino Pride Center FLOAT 3 8 10am 10:30am 10am Park and 6th 40th St between Madison and SALGA NYC VEHICLE 3 9 10am 10:30am Park 40th St between API Rainbow Spectrum and Madison and Allies (APIRSA) MARCHERS 3 10 10am 10:30am Park 40th St between BAYAN North East Queer Madison and Caucus MARCHERS 3 11 10am 10:30am Park 40th St between Madison and CHUTNEY PRIDE VEHICLE 3 12 10am 10:30am Park 40th St between Madison and China Rainbow Network MARCHERS 3 13 10am 10:30am Park 40th St between 38th Apicha Community Health FRANCISCO Madison and between 5th Center FLOAT 3 14 10am 10:30am 10am Park and 6th 40th st Gay Men of African Descent LARGE between 5th (GMAD) VEHICLE 3 15 10am 10:30am 10am and 6th 40th St between Madison and Project Reach MARCHERS 3 16 10am 10:30am Park 40th St between 38th Madison and between 5th Passport to Taiwan FLOAT 3 17 10am 10:30am 10am Park and 6th Allied Experiential on behalf 40th between of Netflix/Orange Is The Madison and New Black MArcHERS 3 18 10am 10:30am Park 40th St Allied Experiential on behalf between 38th of Netflix/Orange Is The Madison and between 5th New Black FLOAT 3 18 10am 10:30am 10am Park and 6th 40th St between 38th Madison and between 5th
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