Make your 2007 Frisco Community Parade experience the best it can be. Below are a list of guidelines that will make participating or viewing the event more enjoyable.
For Parade Spectators:
* Please see the separate posting on this Web site about street closures around the parade route then plan your parking needs accordingly.
* For your safety, please stand behind the rope lines along the parade route at all times. Parade participants riding on floats or in vehicles are not allowed to throw candy. If parade participants have give aways, someone in their group will walk the parade route and hand the items to spectators.
* Tables and chairs (booths for merchandise, literature) are NOT allowed along parade route unless on private property and with permission from property owner. Do not set up tables, chairs on city sidewalks or in right-of-way.
* Porta potties will be located at 4th and Main, near the ‘Old City Hall’ building.
For Parade Participants:
* Parade participants need to be at Pizza Hut Park at 9 a.m. for staging. The parade gets underway at 11 a.m.
* Throwing candy from vehicles is NOT ALLOWED. You can use your own volunteers to walk alongside your entry and hand to onlookers
* Remember to print your number and bring with you to the parade.
* Porta potties will be located near staging site (Frisco Street and Main Street). Additional portable facilities will be available at 4th and Main, near the ‘Old City Hall’ building. That said, the parade will not ‘stop’ or ‘wait’ for those using facilities and participants who leave their entry, will need to ‘catch up’ to their entry as necessary.
* Tables and chairs (booths for merchandise, literature) are NOT allowed along parade route unless on private property and with permission from property owner. Do not set up tables, chairs on city sidewalks or in right-of-way
* There is NO special seating for viewing or ‘dignitaries’. Viewing space is available ‘first come, first serve’. Aside from marked handicapped spaces, the same rule applies to downtown parking. * Prepackaged, non potentially hazardous foods such as bottled drinks or bagged chips may be sold from private property without a permit; otherwise, food and drink sales are subject to city health code rules and may require a permit.
* The parade route ends at North County and Main. From there, you will need to go north (turn left) on North County and continue north to CR 712 to exit the route and make your way back to your vehicles at PHP.
* As of Friday, November 9, NO more registrations are being accepted at this time. We appreciate your interest and will see you next year!
We are proud to announce that our Grand Marshal will be 
The Frisco Community Parade is back again for 2007 and promises to be the biggest and best ever. Continuing in the tradition of “Keeping the Small Town Feel” that our citizens want in Frisco, we have included all four high schools in this year’s parade as well as many of our middle schools.
