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Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade: Spider-Man and Turkey Appear on NYC Streets

Published: 2026-09-26 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-26 — The highly anticipated Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade will take place on November 28th this year. This 87-year-old tradition has long been one of the two major hallmarks of Thanksgiving in the U.S., alongside the turkey dinner, bringing the festive spirit to a climax. In addition to regular “balloon” stars such as Mickey Mouse, Spider-Man, and Santa Claus… this year also welcomes new characters from How to Train Your Dragon, The Wizard of Oz, and Adventure Time, among others. With 1,200 dancers, 900 clowns, and 10 marching bands, the entire city of New York is sure to be buzzing with excitement.

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▲ The Spider-Man balloon, known for its lively movements, is a staple of the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. (Photo / fromthe official Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade website)

The much-anticipatedMacy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade(Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade) will kick off on November 28 this year. This 87-year-old event has become one of the two quintessential Thanksgiving traditions in the U.S., alongside the traditional turkey feast, helping to build up the festive mood. In addition to perennial balloon favorites like Mickey Mouse, Hello Kitty, Spider-Man, Buzz Lightyear, and Santa Claus… this year also introduces new characters including Toothless from How to Train Your Dragon, and characters from The Wizard of Oz and Adventure Time like Po and Pops… Additionally, there will be 1,200 dancers, 900 clowns, and 10 marching bands, with the total parade participants expected to reach 9,000, promising to bring the whole of New York to life.



▲ The turkey float, rich in Thanksgiving symbolism, is a big hit with spectators. (Photo / fromNew York Travel Fan Page)

The Macy’s Parade attracts at least 3.5 million people every year. Those looking to catch the spectacle can stake out a spot around the Macy’s flagship store in NYC on the afternoon before the parade. If you’d rather avoid the crowds, NBC-TV will also provide a live broadcast, bringing the vibrant festivities to viewers everywhere.

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