Tucson Rodeo Parade

We may or may not be attending as this is a THURSDAY and a work day for us.  However if we get time off we'd love to go watch.  To be in the parade, you must have a historic vehicle.  They have very strict rules and they also have carriages that can be rented to for you to drive. Wagons, Buggies, Carriages, Flatbed Wagons that start at $725 up to 6 horse rigs.  If we get sponsors we may be able to drive Ronin in this parade.  Only if we have sponsors, as we also need to transport from Demng NM to Tuscon, AZ.

 More info here: https://www.tucsonrodeoparade.com/the-parade/

This colorful, exciting, annual, rodeo parade keeps the spirit of the very first parade back in 1925. Now known to be the largest non-motorized parade in the country, it still achieves its success through the community's participation and the dedicated work of its members, volunteers, and the generosity of its sponsors.

The Parade begins at 9 am. Parade route begins on Ajo Highway 1/2 mile east of Park Ave. going east to Park Avenue, then south on Park to Irvington Rd., west on Irvington to Sixth Avenue and north on Sixth to the North end of the Tucson Rodeo Grounds. The Judges and Reviewing stands are located on the North side of Irvington close to Sixth Ave. Grandstand seating is on Irvington Road. Seating in this area requires ticketing which can be purchased at Ticket Booths near the Grandstands or in advance at The Rodeo Parade Office.