The Summerlin Council Patriotic Parade 2024

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Kick off your Independence Day in star-spangled style at Las Vegas’s largest and most popular Fourth of July parade. The American spirit will be fully displayed this Fourth of July at the Summerlin Council Patriotic Parade. Be part of a time-honoured tradition complete with dazzling floats larger-than-life balloons dynamic performances and tributes to our U.S. military heroes. It’s sure to bring all the small-town spirit and big-city pageantry you’ve come to expect.

Strike Up the Band!

Summerlin’s grandest tradition returns this Independence Day in star-spangled style. Recognized for its unique and dazzling displays, the Summerlin Council Patriotic Parade is set to continue its tradition of huge family fun and spirited, colorful patriotism this Fourth of July. Make plans to be there!

Thursday, July 4th, 2024

Escort Parade — 8:30 a.m.

Patriotic Parade — 9 a.m..

Parade Hosts

When it comes to hosts the Summerlin Council Patriotic Parade truly has the best. Each of them has dedicated their time and talents to make our Independence Day tradition sincere festive and most of all fun!

Parade Map

The parade steps off at Hillpointe Road and Hills Center Drive travels south on Hills Center Drive to Village Center Circle then turns west onto Trailwood Drive ending at the Trails Village Shopping Center.

*Road closures on parade day begin before 3 a.m. and continue until approximately noon. The community is encouraged to plan accordingly and minimize vehicular travel.

Parade Tips and Guidelines

Tips for a Great Day

To help ensure your best parade experience possible take note of these helpful hints:

• Three announcers’ tents are located along the route. These areas feature additional entertainment elements and amplified sound for spectators’ enjoyment.
• Parking is limited on the day of the parade. Carpool with friends bike or even walk to the parade.
• The parade route is lined with grass so bring a chair open an umbrella or lay a blanket to enjoy the parade comfortably. (Be sure to familiarize yourself with the Parade Event Marking and Safety Guidelines prior to parade day. Attendees may set up their viewing area starting July 3 at 7 a.m. Items placed prior to this time will be removed and donated.)
• Don’t forget it’s hot out there! To beat the heat drink plenty of water (one cup every 15-20 minutes) even if you don’t feel thirsty wear protective clothing and slather on sunscreen.
• Be responsible with your children and keep them safe during the parade. Do not allow kids—or kids at heart—to enter the parade route and approach entries during the event.
• Wear red white and blue to celebrate America and display your patriotism. Consider bringing a few decorations to make your viewing location extra-spirited!

Parade Event Marking and Safety Guidelines

The Summerlin Council is committed to providing a safe and enjoyable environment for Patriotic Parade attendees. Please review the following parade event marking and safety guidelines before parade day:

• Parade attendees may set up their viewing area along the parade route beginning at 7 a.m. the day preceding the event. Personal items placed before this time will be removed and donated.
• Use of duct tape chalk and paint to mark a parade viewing area along the route is prohibited.
• Only pop-up canopy or shade-type tents no larger than 10’ x 10’ are permitted along the parade route. No fully enclosed tents with side panels are allowed.
• Only portable outdoor recreation furniture is permitted along the parade route. No household furniture or ladders are allowed.
• Any items blocking the right of way along sidewalks crosswalks or roadways will be removed.
• Any car parked along the parade route will be towed.
• Please be courteous and remove all trash debris and personal items when leaving the parade.
• The Summerlin Council and Summerlin North Community Association assume no responsibility for unattended personal items along the parade route.

So mark your calendar and plan to celebrate Independence Day with us!

Event Host

Fourth of July Guide