Hope it helps

Thank you for watching. We have never gotten there that early. We are usually there at 4-5 am. Last year we were there at 5 am and got right on the blue line, but I think that was just a lucky break. Normally, we dont get right up to the blue line but we have always been able to find a place on the curb and that is plenty close for us. As you know those floats are massive.

Hope it helps, the Rose Parade is fun in person.

Lol, I did not know about 5 am tow truck parade, was not there at 5 am. I bet it was a crazy experience camping overnight.

@@pedrozatravel Like I said, it's half the fun ‼️ If you cruise up and down on Colorado Blvd the night before, you may run the risk of having your car covered with silly string or shaving cream!!!! And corn tortillas are thrown like Frisbees all over the place, and if you have your car windows rolled down, the people who are there will use jumbo marshmallows and your windows as target practice ‼️ If you really love the parade, I suggest camping out for it. The earlier you get there (you can legally start at noon the day before), the better the chances of getting a good place. Sure, it gets cold, but that's what blankets and sleeping bags are for ‼️ If you do decide to camp out, let me know how you liked it, and don't forget the tortillas and marshmallows ‼️🤣😂☺️🙂

@@allisoncorona84 that is hilarious!

@@pedrozatravel So, are you going to try it? Since new year's day is on a Sunday, you have an extra day to prepare for it!

@@allisoncorona84 I think I might, the parade is on Monday this year, they never do the parade on Sundays, but I have that day off so I might try.

We get to the Sierra Madre station at about 5 am, we find a family that has been there all night. When they go to the blue line we follow them to the red line, which is on the curb. It is a great way to watch the parade m

No habia mucho para cubrir, nada mas estaban caminando deciendo "feel the burn, feel, feel the burn." Otros estaban dando folletos que decia "Bernie loves you."