Back to the Future will be on Macy's Parade 2023 while Once Upon a One More Time and New York, New York are out

[AlNYC]

Folks, I have some great news for you for our Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade 2023:

Back to the Future is official coming to the parade, because everybody likes Marty McFly of all time. So let's rock and ready to roll at the Macy's Parade. Oh Yeah! while the two we're not coming to the parade are Once Upon a One More Time and New York, New York.

According to Playbill:

& Juliet
How to Dance in Ohio
Shucked
Spamalot
Gutenberg!

& Juliet, Back to the Future, Shucked, More Will Perform at 2023 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade

This year's parade has been extended by 30 minutes, a first for the annual tradition.

www.playbill.com

And Once Upon a One More Time and New York, New York, you both are out of the parade performances.

 

[Mikey Radio]

What's the format this year? In past years if I'm not mistaken it was 2 hours long, with hour 1 filled with performances from the various Broadway performances, and the 2nd hour was the actual parade. While I enjoy musical theater, I usually didn't bother watching that hour and just tuned in for the actual parade.

 

[KeithE4]

Those who want to actually watch the parade will tune to CBS, not NBC. It's been that way for over 50 years.

 

[AbrahamJSimpson]

There’s a whole lotta gibberish there

 

[vchimpanzee]

What's the format this year? In past years if I'm not mistaken it was 2 hours long, with hour 1 filled with performances from the various Broadway performances, and the 2nd hour was the actual parade. While I enjoy musical theater, I usually didn't bother watching that hour and just tuned in for the actual parade.

The 2nd and 3rd hours are the parade. They have to do something at the store after the parade actually starts far away. CBS used to show the parade during part of the first hour from another location, after taped coverage of the Hawaii parade. I like the Broadway style music but if it's rock and roll or anything like that I skip it. I skip over most of the so-called "music". Furthermore, they've wrecked the background music they play when showing floats or balloons.

 

[vchimpanzee]

Those who want to actually watch the parade will tune to CBS, not NBC. It's been that way for over 50 years.

If you're sure. I won't have a lot of space for recording anything. The strike did not allow me to catch up.