“Big Blue gave us a game to remember, and on Tuesday we’re going to give them a parade to remember,” New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg boasted after Sunday’s win in Indianapolis.
 
Beginning at 11 a.m., WOR710.com will live stream the Super Bowl XLVI Champions ticker-tape parade honoring the New York Giants from our office in Lower Manhattan.
 
The parade will begin at Battery Place and Washington Street and continue northbound up the Canyon of Heroes to Worth Street. It will then be followed by a ceremony at City Hall Plaza where Bloomberg will present the team with symbolic keys to the city.
 
Bloomberg says the parade for the Super Bowl champions will have an estimated economic impact of up to $38 million for the city, depending on the number of spectators. As many as 1 million are expected, about a third of them from outside New York.
 
The ceremony only offers limited space, and held a public giveaway Monday for 250 winners. There will be three large screens around City Hall for members of the public to watch the ceremony. The parade is open to all members of the public, but some fans arrived as early as five in the morning to claim to their spot.
 
There are no tickets or passes to any portion of the parade, and any such offers are fraudulent.
 
Need To Know Information:
 
Transit
The MTA strongly encourages everyone to use mass transit, although the MTA cautions that it may close or bypass certain stations along the route due to crowds. Buses also may be rerouted. Fans are urged to use these stations:

• Rector Street R
• Cortlandt Street R
• Fulton Street 2 and 3
• Wall Street 2 and 3
• South Ferry 1
• Chambers Street-Brooklyn Bridge 4, 5, 6 or J 

Due to crowding conditions, these stations will be bypassed beginning at 10 AM.  Please avoid these stations:

• Fulton Street 4 and 5
• Fulton Street A and C
• Wall Street 4 and 5
• City Hall R
• Chambers Street-WTC, (E will discharge passengers at Canal Street, A and C will bypass)   

Several local and express bus routes that serve lower Manhattan will be rerouted due to street closures for the parade.  Routes that normally serve Broadway, Greenwich, Trinity and Church streets will be rerouted to Water Street.  The reroutes are expected to be in place by 9 AM; some detours may begin as early as 7 AM. Buses that serve the area and will be subject to reroutes are:

• M9, M5, M15, M20, M22, M103, BM1, BM2, BM3, BM4, BxM18, QM7, QM8, QM11, QM25, X1, X3, X4, X10, X11, X12, X15, X17A/C, X19, X27, X28.

Traffic
Anticipate significant street closures, limited parking and public transportation diversions in Lower Manhattan. The following streets will be closed to vehicular traffic Tuesday morning:

• All streets between Broadway and Church Street from Canal to Pearl Street
• Lafayette and Centre Street from Canal to Chambers
• Park Row between Chambers Street and Broadway
• Spruce Street between Gold Street and Park Row
• Battery Place between Broadway and West Thames Street
• Worth Street between Church and Baxter streets
• No Brooklyn Bridge access to and from Park Row

Pedestrians will be able to cross Broadway at Exchange Alley, Cedar Street, Cortlandt Street, Fulton Street, and Reade Street.