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Go back in time and watch the top Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade floats of the '80s.Visit us at https://theretronetwork.com for more nostalgic fun.
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- Parade Lineup
- Balloons
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- Marching Bands
- Guest Stars
- Performance Groups
- Pre-Parade Acts
The 54th Annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade was held on November 27, 1980 in New York City, and shown to viewers live on NBC that same day from 9 a.m. to noon EST. It was hosted by Ed McMahon and Bryant Gumbel. Participating celebrities included Sister Sledge, The Spinners, Dean Butler, Melba Moore, Stephanie Mills, and Captain and Tennille.
Listed below are the Parade elements that appeared in the 1980 line of march. Each element is listed in their respective categories/sub-categories, with sponsors bolded and italicized.
Bold indicates a new Parade element, underline indicates an element that was brought back after an absence, strikethrough indicates an element that was removed from the lineup, and * indicates a Parade element that was retired after the 1980 procession.
•Mickey Mouse (Walt Disney Productions) - 10th time
•Happy Dragon (Macy's) - 20th time
•Linus the Lionhearted (Macy's) - 17th time
•Snoopy the Aviator (United Media) - 13th time
•Smokey the Bear (Macy's) - 15th time
•Kermit the Frog (Henson Associates) - 4th time
•Turkey (Macy's) - 8th time
•Disney Castle* (Walt Disney Productions) - 10th time
•Cootie (Schaper Toys) - 6th time
•Loch Ness Monster (Busch Gardens) - 3rd time
•Popeye* (Paramount Pictures) - 1st time
•Showboat (Macy's) - 12th time
•Blue Springs High School "Golden Regiment" Band (Blue Springs, MO), performed "Missouri Waltz"
•McDonald's All American Marching Band (Nationwide), performed "New York, New York" Theme
•Riverview High School "Kiltie" Marching Band (Sarasota, FL)
•Glenbrook South High School Marching Band (Glenview, IL)
•Huntington High School Marching Band (Huntington Beach, CA), performed "Copacabana"
•Murray High School Tiger Band (Murray, KT)
•Parade Official Jean McFaddin
•Sister Sledge, sang "We Are Family" (Turkey)
•Mickey Mouse, Goofy, and the Aristocats (Castle)
•Cast of Barnum (Excalibur Car)
•Mr. Chuck (Cootie)
•Wally Amos (Snail)
•National Ballet of Jamaica (Kingston, Jamaica)
•The Criddlers, performed "Are There Any Cowboys Left (in the Good Ol' USA)"
•The First All-Children's Theatre (New York City, NY), performed "Pass It Along"
•The Radio City Rockettes
•Randy Hamilton, sang "Deep in the Heart of Texas"
•One Mo' Time, performed "Wait Till You See My Baby Do The Charleston"
•West Point Academy Glee Club, sang "The Army Goes Rolling Along"
•Marilyn Michaels, sang "Watching the Big Parade Go By"
•Todd Bridges, sang "Summer Dancin"
•Barnum, performed "One Brick at a Time"
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Enjoy this video look back at the best Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade floats of the ’80s!
