2026 Rose Parade: Date, Time, Viewing Options, and More
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How to Watch the Rose Parade
For those wishing to watch the parade, it will be broadcast live on NBC for the 99th consecutive year, as well as on ABC, which will also provide coverage of the event. Viewers can tune in to NBC at 8 am PT or ABC at 11 am ET on January 1, 2026. In addition to traditional television broadcasts, the Rose Parade will be available for streaming on several platforms, including:.- DirecTV.
- Hulu + Live TV.
- Christmas Plus.
- Pluto TV.
- Samsung TV Plus.
Parade Route and Viewing Information
The Rose Parade will follow a 5.5-mile route starting at the corner of Green Street and Orange Grove Boulevard. It will proceed north on Orange Grove, then turn east onto Colorado Boulevard, where most of the viewing occurs, before concluding at Villa Street. For those planning to attend in person, parking is available through various services, including Sharp Seating Company and the City of Pasadena. However, it is advisable to arrive early, as parking is limited and certain areas will be closed to vehicles starting at 10 pm on December 31, 2025, until 2 pm on January 1, 2026.Transportation Options
To avoid traffic and parking hassles, attendees can utilize public transportation. The Metro A Line provides convenient access to the parade route, with several stations located within walking distance. Additionally, Metrolink will offer special early morning train services on multiple lines to accommodate parade-goers.The Rose Bowl Game
The Rose Parade will be followed by the Rose Bowl football game, featuring the Indiana Hoosiers against the Alabama Crimson Tide at 4 pm ET. This matchup is part of the College Football Playoff quarterfinals and will be broadcast on ESPN.Conclusion
The 2026 Rose Parade promises to be a memorable event, celebrating the New Year with vibrant floats, talented performers, and the spirit of community. Whether watching from home or attending in person, it is an occasion that brings joy and excitement to many. For more information and updates, follow the Rose Parade on social media or download the official app available on iOS and Google Play Store.Related articles
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