Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade 2024: Full Star-Studded Lineup Revealed for New York Spectacle
Macy's Thanksgiving Parade 2024: Full Star Lineup Revealed

New York City is preparing for its most spectacular holiday tradition as Macy's reveals the star-studded lineup for the 2024 Thanksgiving Day Parade. The annual extravaganza promises to deliver unforgettable entertainment with an impressive roster of musical talent and beloved characters.

Star-Studded Musical Performances

This year's parade features an exceptional array of musical artists that will have viewers dancing in their living rooms. The legendary Cher is set to deliver a show-stopping performance, while R&B sensation Brandy and iconic girl group En Vogue will bring their soulful sounds to the streets of Manhattan.

The musical celebration continues with country star Jessie James Decker, Latin artist Luis Figueroa, and the soulful voices of the Mosaic Youth Theatre of Louisville. Broadway fans will be delighted by performances from the casts of Back to the Future: The Musical and The Wiz, showcasing the best of New York's theatre scene.

Television Hosts and Presenters

Leading the festivities as main hosts are television personalities Savannah Guthrie, Hoda Kotb, and Al Roker from NBC's Today show. They'll be joined by a talented team of co-hosts including Ashley Eckstein, Mario Lopez, and CBS Mornings' own Nate Burleson and Gayle King.

Giant Balloons and Floats

The parade wouldn't be complete without its iconic giant balloons and elaborate floats. Look out for favourites like Snoopy, Goku, and Pikachin floating high above the crowds. The spectacle will also feature magnificent floats including the Celebration Gator, Strawberry Shortcake's Sweetest Adventures, and the magical Santa's Sleigh bringing up the rear as always.

Practical Information for Viewers

The 2024 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade kicks off at 8:30 AM local time on Thursday, November 28th. The procession will follow its traditional route through Manhattan, starting at 77th Street and Central Park West before turning onto Central Park South and proceeding down Sixth Avenue.

For those unable to attend in person, NBC and Peacock will provide comprehensive live coverage, ensuring nobody misses this beloved American tradition that marks the official start of the holiday season.