OKC Gears Up for Thunder’s Historic Championship Parade
OKLAHOMA CITY – Excitement is brewing as the Oklahoma City Thunder prepare to host what is expected to be the largest celebration in the city’s history. A record-breaking parade is scheduled for Tuesday at 10:30 a.m., anticipated to attract over 500,000 fans to downtown.
Mayor David Holt emphasized the significance of the event during a recent press conference, stating, "This is going to be unlike anything we have ever seen." The parade will traverse a two-mile route starting at Northwest 10th and Harvey, proceeding to Northwest 5th Street, then to Walker Avenue, and culminating at Scissortail Park.
City officials are advising attendees to expect road closures and limited parking in the downtown area. "Parking will be first come, first served, so get downtown as soon as possible," said Jesse Rush, Director of the OKC Public Transportation and Parking Department. To alleviate parking concerns, three designated park-and-ride lots have been established at Remington Park, the Oklahoma State Capitol, and the OKC Fairgrounds, with shuttles running every 15 minutes.
Once on the parade route, fans can enjoy viewing screens and hydration stations. In addition, safety is a top priority with law enforcement agencies patrolling the area. Chief Ron Bacy reminded attendees to maintain good conduct: "One city. One team. Let’s take care of each other. Let’s go Thunder."
As locals and visitors alike gear up for this monumental occasion, city officials encourage everyone to join in the festivities and celebrate this historic achievement.
For further details, residents can access the full parade guide.
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