The 264th version of the favored and beloved New York Metropolis St. Patrick’s Day Parade is about for Monday, March 17.
The parade is scheduled to start at 11 a.m. Jap Time and run till 3 p.m. The parade will start on Fifth Avenue at forty fourth Avenue and finish on Fifth Avenue at 79th Avenue.
How do I get to the St. Patrick’s Day Parade?
LIRR and Metro-North plan on including extra trains to and from Manhattan for paradegoers heading to the parade and heading house.
MTA is advising parade-goers to make the most of the 4/5/6 traces, which have stops alongside the total parade route.
What roads can be closed for the parade?
Based on the New York Metropolis Division of Transportation, the next closures may very well be in impact:
Formation:
Vanderbilt Avenue between forty third Avenue and forty sixth Avenue
forty third Avenue between Vanderbilt Avenue and sixth Avenue
forty fourth Avenue between Vanderbilt Avenue and sixth Avenue
forty fifth Avenue between Vanderbilt Avenue and sixth Avenue
forty sixth Avenue between Vanderbilt Avenue and sixth Avenue
forty seventh Avenue between Park Avenue and sixth Avenue
forty eighth Avenue between Park Avenue and sixth Avenue
Route:
fifth Avenue between 83rd Avenue and forty third Avenue
Dispersal:
fifth Avenue between 86th Avenue and 79th Avenue
79th Avenue between Park Avenue and fifth Avenue
eightieth Avenue between Lexington Avenue and fifth Avenue
81st Avenue between Lexington Avenue and fifth Avenue
82nd Avenue between Lexington Avenue and fifth Avenue
83rd Avenue between Lexington Avenue and fifth Avenue
84th Avenue between Madison Avenue and fifth Avenue
Miscellaneous:
forty ninth Avenue between Madison Avenue and Rockefeller Plaza
fiftieth Avenue between Madison Avenue and Rockefeller Plaza
51st Avenue between Madison Avenue and sixth Avenue
53rd Avenue between Madison Avenue and sixth Avenue
58th Avenue between Madison Avenue and sixth Avenue
62nd between Madison Avenue and fifth Avenue
63rd Avenue between Madison Avenue and fifth Avenue
sixty fourth Avenue between Park Avenue and fifth Avenue
sixty fifth Avenue between Madison Avenue and fifth Avenue
seventieth Avenue between Madison Avenue and fifth Avenue
71st Avenue between Madison Avenue and fifth Avenue
72nd Avenue between Madison Avenue and fifth Avenue
78th Avenue between Madison Avenue and fifth Avenue
Madison Avenue between forty second Avenue and 86th Avenue
The place is the perfect place to look at the parade in individual?
Parade organizers mentioned wherever alongside fifth Avenue is an effective place to look at and the sooner you get there on Saturday, the higher.
How do I watch the St. Patrick’s Day Parade?
Viewers can watch the NYC St. Patrick’s Day Parade over-the-air broadcast on WNBC from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and over-the-air protection on Cozi TV from 11 a.m. to three p.m.
Full protection of the parade may also be out there on NBCNewYork.com and within the NBC New York app for iOS and Android gadgets.
As well as, viewers can watch all the parade on the NBC New York streaming channel, which is obtainable on a devoted Peacock channel, The Roku Channel, Samsung TV Plus, Xumo Play, Amazon Fireplace, Google TV, Freevee, TCL and Native Now.
Who would be the parade grand marshal?
Michael A. Benn has been named Grand Marshal of the 2025 New York Metropolis St. Patrick’s Day Parade. Benn is the longtime chairman of the Queens County St. Patrick’s Parade held in Rockaway.
Heineken USA’s first girl CEO talks about serving as the primary girl of an govt beer firm in addition to the Grand Marshall for New York Metropolis’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade. NBC New York’s Gilma Avalos reviews.
