Here’s what you need to know for the Astros 2022 World Series championship parade in downtown Houston

HOUSTON – City of Houston officials announced details of the Houston Astros victory parade happening Monday.

During a news conference, Mayor Sylvester Turner announced the victory parade will begin at noon.

The parade will span between 1.7 to 3 miles, double the length compared to last year, according to HPD Police Chief Troy Finner. The parade will begin at Smith Street and Preston Street and will head straight down toward Tuam Street on the west side of downtown.

Officials said Houstonians are expected to face delays and detours if headed toward downtown.

You can find the parade map below:

Astros victory parade: City of Houston unveils details on 2022 World Series championship parade in honor of team (Copyright 2022 by KPRC Click2Houston – All rights reserved.)

RIDESHARE DROPOFF LOCATIONS

Many people will be opting to be dropped off by a rideshare driver. Below is a map of where you can ask to be dropped off for the festivities.

RIDESHARE DROPOFF LOCATIONS (Copyright 2022 by KPRC Click2Houston – All rights reserved.)

DJs and marching bands such as Texas Southern University’s “Ocean of Soul” band, and the University of Houston will make an appearance at the parade.

Residents who live between the intersection of Smith Street and Preston Street, all the way to Smith Street and Tuam Street are advised to move their vehicles prior to the victory event.

Mayor Turner says he’s anticipating millions of people attending the parade with school districts such as Houston ISD canceling classes for Monday.

METRO officials said attendees should plan ahead and give themselves extra time to arrive at their destination. Service delays may occur. Visit the METRO website for more details.

Officials have provided the following tips before the parade:

  • Use public transportation such as METRO if commuting to the downtown area, or rideshares such as Green Link.

  • Hydrate! Weather for tomorrow will be mostly sunny in the 80s.

  • Do not pack/squish one another. Have some space when possible.

  • Pack food such as sandwiches, drinks, etc., especially for the kids.

  • Wear your sunscreen, if possible.

  • Wear your Astros gear!

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