Parada del Sol Parade

The Parada del Sol Parade is an annual event that has been in Scottsdale since 1953.

What is the Parada del Sol?

The annual Parada del Sol Parade has the distinction of being known as the World's Largest Horse Drawn Parade. There will be nearly 150 parade entries marching up Scottsdale Road. After the parade, don't leave! Immediately after the Parada del Sol there's a big party called Trail's End. There's a Kid's Area with games and pony rides, Old West gunfights, trick roping and trickery, and more.

When is the Parada del Sol Parade?

The Parada del Sol will take place on Saturday, February 21, 2009 at 10 a.m.

Where is the Parada del Sol Parade?

The parade route will run north on Scottsdale Road from Oak to Indian School Road. The Trail's End celebration will be in Old Town Scottsdale on 1st Avenue and Main Street, between Brown and Scottsdale Roads.

The Arizona Department of Transportation usually provides detailed motorist information, including any travel or road restrictions, for this event. Call 5-1-1, then *7. The call is free.

How do I get tickets for Parada del Sol Parade and how much are they?

The Parada del Sol Parade doesn't require tickets--it's free. So is the Trail's End celebration. If you are looking for tickets to the Parada del Sol Rodeo, that's at a different time and place than the parade. You can purchase advance tickets for the rodeo at the Trail's End celebration. Check here for Parada del Sol Rodeo details.

What else should I know about the Parada del Sol Parade?

Wear your western gear!

Do you have pictures of the Parada del Sol?

Yes! Enjoy this Parada del Sol Parade photo gallery.

What if I have more questions about the Parada del Sol?

For more information about the Parada del Sol Parade visit the Parada del Sol online.