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Fiesta Bowl Parade Route Tickets
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About Fiesta Bowl Parade Route
Welcome to the Fiesta Bowl Parade Route venue page. The parade runs along Central Avenue in downtown Phoenix, starting at Central Ave & Montebello Ave and progressing about 1.5–2 miles toward Minnezona Ave via Camelback Rd and Seventh St. This Bowl Week procession previews the Vrbo Fiesta Bowl game and is broadcast live on local television. Public viewing along the route is free, with official premium seating near the parade start and various viewing points along Central Avenue.
Whether you’re planning to secure premium seating or enjoy the sights from a street-side vantage point, we’ve got you covered with seating info, parking tips, transit access, and nearby hotels and restaurants. Consider using our trusted hotel and dining partners for convenient accommodations and meals before or after the parade.
Pro tips: Arrive early for the best public viewing spots, especially near intersections and cross streets. If you’re after a closer look, premium grandstand seating is available near the parade start at Missouri & Central, with typical prices around $the best available price and a reserved experience. Parking is on a first-come, first-served basis, and nearby private lots may offer paid options. For transit, the Central/Camelback Valley Metro Rail station provides easy access to viewing points. The parade is part of Bowl Week and leads into the Vrbo Fiesta Bowl game at State Farm Stadium. We’ve highlighted affiliate partner recommendations for hotels and restaurants to help you plan a seamless day in downtown Phoenix.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Parade route runs along Central Avenue in downtown Phoenix, starting at Central Ave & Montebello Ave and proceeding about 1.5–2 miles toward Minnezona Ave via Camelback Rd and Seventh St.
- Premium/reserved grandstand seating is available near the parade start at Missouri & Central; typical pricing reported around $25–$30.
- Viewing along the parade route is free on public streets; there is no fixed spectator capacity.
- Parking is not designated for the parade; street parking is first-come, first-served, with some private lots nearby potentially offering paid options.
- Transit access is convenient via Valley Metro Rail, with the Central/Camelback station providing easy access to viewing points.
- The parade is a Bowl Week event that leads into the Vrbo Fiesta Bowl game at State Farm Stadium and is broadcast live on local TV; sponsorships and naming (e.g., Vrbo Fiesta Bowl Parade presented by Lerner & Rowe) have been used in recent years.