Thanksgiving Parade Viewing Brunch at Marea
Thanksgiving Day Parade Viewing Party
WELCOME TO OUR THANKSGIVING DAY PARADE VIEWING PARTY AT MAREA
At Marea, the authentic, bracing flavors of coastal Italy meet the style and swagger of New York to form a new kind of gusto. Marea charts the tide for restaurant culture, with exquisite food and unmatched service that set the stage for an experience like no other.
Highlighted features
Private Viewing Terrace for the Thanksgiving Day Parade
Experience the panoramic views of the floats and featured performers from the private terrace and sidewalk on Central Park South just steps from Columbus Circle.
Premium Family Entertainment
Captivating, live entertainment: The World famous Honey Taps, a mentalist/illusionist and other family friendly entertainers.
Menu
Enjoy a lavish multi-course Italian menu including smoked fish, charcuterie, an array of exquisite brunch dishes, a full Thanksgiving luncheon and more.
Unlimited brunch cocktails
Enjoy unlimited mimosas, bloody marys, bellinis and sparkling wine.
TICKETS INCLUDE:
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Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade Viewing outside on a private terrace.
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Premium Family Entertainment: Illusionist including a Broadway performance!
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Gourmet and lavish brunch.
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Specialty unlimited brunch cocktails.
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TV screen broadcasting the parade.
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Professional Photography with access to all images after the event coordinators on-site
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NYPD approved Credentials for Access.
About The Chef:
PJ CALAPA
After graduation from Texas A & M University, Calapa worked at Bouley in Tribeca, Eleven Madison Park, and Nobu 57, where he started as a line cook and quickly rose through the ranks to become executive sous chef. It was at Nobu 57 that Calapa learned about the delicate art of Japanese cuisine, which still informs his vision for fine dining. In 2010, Calapa joined Chef Michael White’s Altamarea Group to help launch Ai Fiori, which earned three stars from The New York Times, a Michelin star, and a 2013 StarChefs Rising Star Chef Award. Calapa then opened as executive chef Costata and the Campagna and the Barn at the Bedford Post Inn.
NYC THANKSGIVING
PARADE ROUTE
The Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade will start at 8:00 AM. It will begin at the intersection of Central Park West and 77th Street. It will then go south to Columbus Circle. From here, the route will head east into Central Park South, then turn onto Avenue of the Americas continuing down the avenue to 34th Street/ Macy’sHerald Square.
Disclaimer: This event strictly enforces a policy of 21 years of age or older for the consumption of alcoholic beverages. By attending this event, you acknowledge and agree that you are of legal drinking age as per the regulations of [state/country] law. Valid identification may be required upon entry and throughout the event. The organizers reserve the right to refuse service to anyone unable to provide satisfactory proof of age or who appears to be intoxicated. Consumption of alcohol is solely at the discretion and responsibility of the individual. Please drink responsibly and in moderation. The organizers accept no liability for any consequences arising from the misuse of alcohol at this event.