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The Thanksgiving Day parade is one of the longest standing Thanksgiving traditions in the US. Thanksgiving Day 2019 parade is one that many people are looking forward to, especially the sight of the Astro-Snoopy is what is exciting a number of viewers! This will be the 93rd Macy’s parade and many people are wondering as to how they can watch Thanksgiving Day 2019 parade online without a cable connection. Let us take a closer look at this.
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So apparently the Broadway cast of Beetlejuice is doing a live performance at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade and y'all need to look out for it because that musical is a fucking GIFT TO THIS WORLD
— King Stevendorf (@KingStevendorf) November 28, 2019
How to Watch Thanksgiving Day 2019 Parade Online?
One of the simplest ways to watch this parade online is by watching it on YouTube for free where Verizon and Macy’s have teamed up to provide a VR coverage of the parade.
In addition to that you can also watch it on paid services such as YouTube TV. It costs $50 a month and supports both CBS and NBC, where you can watch the parade online. There’s also the option of watching it on Hulu with LiveTV where you can subscribe for $45/month. Fubo TV is another option (Subscription: $55/month) where you can watch the Thanksgiving Day 2019 parade online.
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CBS All Access, PlayStation Vue, Sling TV, AT&T TV Now, are also some other options where you can get a subscription and watch the parade online on a device of your choice even if you do not have a cable TV connection!
#AstronautSnoopy takes off in this year’s @Macys Thanksgiving Day Parade! Tune-in beginning Thursday, November 28 at 9am on NBC. #MacysParade pic.twitter.com/9r4c7aIRA1
— PEANUTS (@Snoopy) November 27, 2019
Date and Time for Thanksgiving Day 2019 Parade
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Those wondering as to when and where can they watch the 2019 Thanksgiving Day parade online can check out CBS and NBC Channels on 9 AM ET / 6 AM PT on Thursday, the 28th of November (Thanksgiving Day). The parade takes place at New York City and goes down from the Central Park to the 6th Avenue
