Catch the Tony-winning revival of Pippin on the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade! Tony winner Patina Miller, (Commander Paylor in Mockingjay) and the cast will perform “Corner of the Sky” and “Magic to Do” from the hit Stephen Schwartz and Roger O. Hirson musical.

Sonic will be taking part in this years Macy’s thanksgiving parade, marking three years in a row where Sonic has been in attendance. This is according to cititour.com, a website to promote events in New York, However, when asked about this on twitter, Sega said that they didn’t have any news regarding Sonic being in this years Macy’s.

From: sonicstadium.org

The Summer Set have announced via twitter they will be performing at Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade this year.

Finn and Jake will be the stars of an Adventure Time balloon at this year’s Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. Their helium-filled adventure will debut on Thursday, November 28th, 2013. Click on the image below to see a closer view of what the balloon will look like:

The Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Paradeparade has become somewhat of a staple for families across the country. All of the amazing balloons, floats, and performances bring in millions of viewers each year to celebrate Thanksgiving. There are a lot of interesting facts about the parade:

• Macy’s employees staged the first parade in 1924 – it was so successful that they decided to make it an annual event.

• The first character balloon to make an appearance at the parade was Felix the Cat in 1927.

• In 1934 Macy’s worked with Disney for the first time to create the original Mickey Mouse balloon.

• The only interruption in the parade’s history was from 1942-44. Macy’s gave their parade balloons to the war effort since rubber was so scarce.

• The parade was first televised in New York in 1945.

• There was a helium shortage in 1958 that forced the balloons to be filled with air and hung from cranes instead floating.

• Floats must travel through the Lincoln Tunnel to get to Manhattan for the parade. A float has to fold up to an 8 foot wide and 12 1/2 foot high float in order to get through.

• Nine parade telecasts since 1979 have won an Emmy.

• Santa Claus has ended the parade every year, except in 1933 when he led the parade.