FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions.
Which date in March is the NYC St. Patrick’s Day Parade held?
At what time does the Parade start and end?
Where does the Parade begin and end?
Where is the best location to stand when attending the NYC St. Patrick’s Day Parade? What time should I get there?
As a spectator, what time should I arrive to attend the Parade?
Will the Parade be canceled due to bad weather?
Are there portable restrooms set up along the Parade route?
The tickets which I received for the grandstand say “Business Casual”. What does that mean?
Formal wear is not required, but please feel free to dress up if you would like. After all, it’s the NYC St. Patrick’s Day Parade!
If you prefer to dress less formally, consider: slacks, skirts, shirts with collars, closed-toe shoes, tie with no jacket.
Also consider what not to wear: large hats, beads, etc.
Where can I get tickets to the grandstands? What is the cost of the tickets?
NYC St Patrick’s Parade
P.O. Box 295 Woodlawn Station
Bronx, NY 10470
Please note – In order to receive tickets your request must be received in the Parade office by March 1.
I have tickets to the grandstand this year. Once the Parade begins, can I leave my seat?
Is there a special section in the grandstand for disabled persons?
Are Parade marchers permitted to march with their children in strollers?
Are service dogs allowed to march with their owners?
May I bring my pet along with me to march in the Parade?
Are there floats in the NYC St. Patrick’s Parade?
I have a business meeting in midtown NYC on March 17. Will the Parade interfere with my getting around the city?
In the Parade line of march, are the Irish County groups that march in the Parade arranged in the same order each year?
Where can I get food during the Parade?
Where will the parade be Broadcast?
The parade is broadcast live at 11 AM on NBC 4 New York.
The broadcast can also be streamed on:
https://www.nycstpatricksparade.org/
www.nbcnewyork.com/entertainment/the-scene/st-patricks-day-parade/
The Roku
Samsung TV Plus
Xumo PlayCozi
Click here for instructions on NBC’s streaming channels.
Youtube