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A Spectator's Guide to the 117Th Rose Parade A spectator’s guide to the 117th Rose Parade Route Grandstands Reserved parkingParking Gold Line station Washington Parking ROSE Mountain St. Blvd. Sierra Madre Blvd. o y BOWL 210 . o . Pasadena d Linc Victory e Paid meter parking is Arr lv A Park v B ve. A offered in numerous lots St. oln Paloma St. After the We o Brookside parade, floats illa on a first come, first Orange Grove Blvd. V s Park Sec tDr will be served basis. Reserved . The Sierra Madre Blvd. offramps from the displayed adre parade parking for The Orange Grove Segment of route restricted M eastbound and westbound 210 will be closed Monday and a automobiles, buses and Blvd. offramp from to grandstand ticket holders slope Ave. and those with special passes from 8 p.m. Sunday to 4:30 p.m. Monday. Tuesday on recreational vehicles is the eastbound 134 Sierr Sierra Madre available through Sharp will be closed from beginning at 4 a.m. Monday. Hill Ave. Sunny Fair Oaks Ave. FINISH Seating Co. (626) 210 Blvd. 8 p.m. Sunday to 795-4171, the city of noon Monday. Corson St. (See below for hours.) Pasadena Parking Division Walnut St. Harkness Ave. FoothillBlvd. (626) 744-6470 and Easy Parking Service (626) Mar Vista Ave. Union St. Meridith Ave. HollySt. Garfield Ave. 286-7576. Chester Ave. Arroyo Pkwy. Bonnie Ave. Limited RV parking is Allen Ave. Sierra Bonita Ave. Michigan Ave. Holliston Ave. Marion Ave. Colorado Blvd. Mentor Ave. available next to the Rose Bowl at Brookside Park PASEO COLORADO Green St. PASADENA Orange CITY Altadena Dr. between noon Sunday and 134 Lower Arroyo Grove Central COLLEGE Blvd. Park Madre St. noon Thursday, weather Park Ellis St. Craig Ave. CordovaSt. permitting. Pasadena Ave. Del Mar Blvd. MILES Parade starts 110 0 0.5 CALTECH Public transporation Sierra Madre Blvd. Parkwood Ave. Berkeley Ave. San Marino Ave. Oak Ave. Grand Oaks Ave. Roosevelt Ave. San Gabriel Blvd. Hudson Ave. Oakland Ave. at 8 a.m. Wilson Ave. Lake Ave. El Molino Ave. Madison Ave. Euclid Ave. Catalina Ave. Oak Knoll Ave. De Lacey Ave. Greenwood Ave. Los Robles Ave. Metro Rail Gold Line stations at Memorial Park, Float entries in bold Some spectator rules Parade lineup Lake, Allen and Del Mar are all within a short walk ■ Overnight camping is 1. Alabama A&M University 23. Farmers Insurance 46. Hoover High School 67. Cal Poly Pomona 87. City of Alhambra of the parade route. permitted only on the “Marching Maroon & Group Band Equestrian 88. Spirit of the West The Metropolitan Trans- night before the parade. White” Band 24. Prospect High School 47. Disney Parks 68. Eastman Kodak Riders portation Authority will Do not arrive before noon 2. Bayer Advanced Marching Knights 48. Martinez Family 69. Pickerington High 89. City of Pasadena provide regular bus Sunday. 3. Marine Corps Mounted 25. The Home Depot 49. New Mexico, USA School Band (central and 90. Pasadena Unified service to areas near the parade. For more informa- ■ All people and property Color Guard 26. Wells Fargo 50. Pasadena City College north campuses) School District All-Star tion, call 1-800-COMMUTE (blankets, chairs, etc.) 4. City of Cerritos 27. USC Herald Trumpets 70. City of Duarte/City of Band or visit mta.net. must remain on the curb 5. Salvation Army Tourna- 28. USC Trojan Marching 51. Macy's/Rose Queen Hope National Medical 91. City of Los Angeles until 11 p.m. Sunday, ment of Roses Band Band and Royal Court Center 92. Wonderful Outdoor Post-parade when spectators may 6. Roto-Rooter Plumbers 29. City of Newport Beach 52. Ronald McDonald 71. Gypsy Cob World float viewing move out to the blue 7. California State Firefight- 30. Grand Marshal Sandra House Charities, Southern 72. Cal Poly Pomona and 93. Lutheran Laymen's honor line. Rose Parade floats will be ers' Assn. Day O'Connor California San Luis Obispo League on display for public ■ No public areas 8. Subway Restaurants 31. American Honda 53. Painted Ladies Rodeo 73. U.S. Marine Corps 94. Pearl City High School viewing along Sierra (sidewalks, curbs, etc.) 9. Danvers High School 32. Fayetteville High Performers Band Charger Marching Band Madre Blvd. between may be cordoned or Paloma St. and Sierra Falcon Marching Band School Marching Bulldog 54. City of Long Beach 74. Long Beach Mounted 95. Lions Clubs Interna- roped off. Madre Villa Ave., and 10. Trader Joe’s Band 55. Southwest DeKalb High Police tional along Washington Blvd. ■ No tents, sofas, ladders, 11. Medieval Times Dinner 33. City of West Covina School Marching Panther 75. Optimist International 96. Western Group between Sierra Madre scaffolding or boxes. & Tournament 34. Banda de Musica de La Band 76. Valley Hunt Club Hitch 97. City of Glendale Blvd. and Woodlyn Road. ■ No bonfires. 12. China Airlines Escuela Secundaria 22 56. FTD and Riders 98. Mt. Carmel Marching Hours are Monday from 1 13. Ben Davis Marching (English) 57. Scripps Miramar 77. City of Palmdale Sundevils to 4 p.m. and Tuesday ■ No walking in the from 7 to 9 a.m. for the Giants 34B. Banda de Musica de Saddlebreds 78. Canadian Massed 99. Tulare County Sheriff's street. disabled and senior 14. Kaiser Permanente la Secundaria 22 (Spanish) 58. ESPN Pipes & Drums Posse citizens, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. 15. New Buffalo Soldiers 35. Rain Bird Corp. 59. Webb City High School 79. Burbank Tournament for everyone. Admission is Live broadcasts 16. Automobile Club of 36. Broken Horn Ropers Cardinal Pride Band of Roses Assn./City of $7. Children 5 and younger Southern California 37. City of Ontario 60. City of St. Louis Burbank are free. ■ KABC–TV Channel 7 17. Allen Eagle Escadrille 38. Mayor of Pasadena 61. Los Angeles Unified 80. War Horse & Militaria ■ KNBC–TV Channel 4 18. NAMM, the Interna- 39. University of Texas School District Honor Heritage Foundation General Info ■ HGTV tional Music Products 40. University of Texas Band 81. Downey Rose Float ■ KTLA–TV Channel 5 Assn. Band 62. Sierra Madre Rose Assn. Call (626) 449-ROSE or ■ Univision 19. First Cavalry Division 41. Kiwanis International Float Assn. 82. Seika Girls High visit tournament U.S. Army Fort Hood 42. Bañuelos Charro Team 63. All American Donkey School Marching Band ofroses.com, call (626) ■ Telemundo 20. Ivory Soap 43. La Cañada Flintridge and Mule Riders 83. Oddfellows and 793-9911 or visit ■ Travel Channel pasadenacal.com. 21. Pasadena City College Tournament of Roses 64. Rotary International Rebekahs ■ For more Rose Parade info Discovery HD Theater Tournament of Roses Assn. 65. The Georgia Bridge- 84. California Elite Petite visit ci.pasadena.ca.us/ ■ Sky Link TV Honor Band 44. Mercer Island High men – Lowndes County 85. City of South 22. Tournament of Roses School Marching Band High School Pasadena president 45. Donate Life 66. City of Torrance 86. Foothill Marching Band Source: Tournament of Roses, Pasadena Covention and Visitors Bureau, Pasadena Police Department Los Angeles Times.
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