Date
Thanksgiving Day: November 27, 2025
Time
10 AM
Location
The parade travels down Montana Avenue, starting at Ochoa Street and ending at Copia Street.
2025 Theme
Childhood Is Where Dreams Are Born
2025 Grand Marshall
Chef Aaron Sánchez
Watch from Home
Will be available on this page and YouTube the following day.
Where to buy tickets
Tickets information will be announced soon.
Parade Route
The parade begins at Ochoa Street and ends at Copia Street along Montana Avenue, covering 2.7 miles.
What to Expect
Over 100 units will participate, including colorful floats, equestrian units, clowns, marching bands, drum and bugle corps, dignitaries, and a celebrity Grand Marshal. You’ll also enjoy specialty units ranging from Mexican and Indian dancers to military ceremonial units, showcasing our community’s rich diversity.
Tips for a Great Experience
Arrive early to secure a good viewing spot
Bring folding chairs or blankets for comfortable seating
Pack snacks and water to stay refreshed
Wear comfortable shoes and dress in layers
Bring a bag for collecting candy thrown from floats
Optional stand tickets are available for purchase at Vista Market locations for a guaranteed seat
If you can’t attend in person, watch the live coverage on KTSM Channel 9 or stream it on ktsm.com
Join us in creating lasting memories at this beloved El Paso tradition. Whether you’re a long-time attendee or experiencing the parade for the first time, the Sun Bowl Parade promises a morning of joy, community spirit, and Thanksgiving cheer for all ages.
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