-The parade is known as the "World's Longest Non-Motorized Parade"
-It attracts more than 200,000 participants each year
-All participants walk, ride in wagons, or ride on horseback
-Watching the parade from the curb is free, but tickets are required for grandstand seating and pre-parade live entertainment
-The Tucson Wagon and History Museum features over 100 historic vehicles, many used in the Rodeo Parade, including horse-drawn wagons, coaches, cargo trucks, buses, expedition vehicles, sports cars, and limos ... the museum also has a large collection of wagons and buggies, saddles, and dioramas
-4823 South 6th Avenue on the Tucson Rodeo grounds