Holiday Bowl Parade in San Diego

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From a float parade featuring gigantic balloons along the harbor front, marching bands facing off downtown to the climax of a matchup between two college football teams, the Holiday Bowl has been a staple in San Diego sports history since 1978.
Want to watch this year's Holiday Bowl Parade in San Diego? Here's what to know
This year's Port of San Diego Holiday Bowl Parade takes place Friday at 10 a.m. Here's everything you should know about the annual event.
Holiday Bowl parade kicks off game day in downtown San Diego
Specialty balloons, marching bands and more are gearing up to march along the San Diego Bay for the annual Holiday Bowl Parade.
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Watch Live | Holiday Bowl Parade
Live streaming from the Port of San Diego Holiday Bowl, the 2024 parade with marching bands, floats and balloons from downtown San Diego.
Things to do this weekend: Holiday Bowl Parade, San Diego International Auto Show and more
Port of San Diego Holiday Bowl Parade 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. in Downtown | Street-side viewing is free Marching bands, drill teams, and giant balloons will parade down San Diego’s waterfront in celebration of the DIRECTV Holiday Bowl.
San Diego Holiday Bowl Parade 2024 live streaming on CBS8+ | Dec 27
A tradition of the Port of San Diego Holiday Bowl, the 2024 parade with marching bands, floats and balloons will stream live on CBS8+ on Friday, Dec. 27 at 10 a.m.
DirecTV Holiday Bowl Scene&Heard: Joey Chestnut has fans eating out of his hands
Joey Chestnut is not one to brag. He would never want to have to eat his own words. That’s about the only thing Chestnut ...
MTS Trolley Service Increased to Accommodate Holiday Bowl Crowds
In anticipation of large crowds at the Holiday Bowl Friday, Metropolitan Transit System has increased trolley service to and ...
Traditional Holiday Bowl trappings highlighted by ‘Battle of the Bands’ featuring Syracuse marching band (video)
Syracuse's marching band and cheerleaders performed on a shut-down street in the middle of San Diego on Friday.
Forty years later, BYU’s Holiday Bowl victory over Michigan, national championship still stir memories
The old Mission Valley stadium was reduced to rubble three years ago. A gravel parking lot sits now where San Diego Jack ...