Boat captains will need to call on their bannermen as they prepare to compete against dragons, knights and wizards for the crown of this year's theme: FantaSEA!
SAN DIEGO — The 51st annual San Diego Bay Parade of Lights is rapidly approaching, and boat captains will need to call on their bannermen as they prepare to compete against dragons, knights and wizards for the crown of this year's theme: FantaSEA!Parade Chairman Larry Baumann says this year's theme captures the feelings of Christmas time in America's Finest City.
The parade route begins at Shelter Island, then the boats will travel west past Harbor Island, then south along the Embarcadero, Seaport Village and Cesar Chavez Park. Following that, the boats will turn parallel with the Coronado Bridge as they travel to the west side of the bay. The boats will finally make their way past the Coronado Ferry Landing to the finish line.
Event organizers recommend preparing for traffic and parking ahead of time, since there are many areas of the San Diego Bay where people can watch the procession.
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