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Eagles Fans Invited to Join Boardwalk Parade in Ocean City This Sunday

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Eagles Fans Invited to Join Boardwalk Parade in Ocean City This Sunday

OCEAN CITY, N.J. — Philadelphia Eagles fans will have a chance to show their team colors on the Ocean City Boardwalk this weekend — and they're invited to be part of the parade, not just watch it.

Ocean City will host a Philadelphia Eagles-themed parade at noon Sunday, Sept. 6, featuring decorated bicycles and golf carts along with an Eagles alumnus, SWOOP and the Eagles Cheerleaders.

The parade will travel along the Boardwalk from Fifth Street to 14th Street.

Fans of all ages are invited to participate by decorating bicycles and golf carts in Eagles colors and themes.

There is no charge to participate and Ocean City says there is no limit on the number of participants, but advance registration is required.

The event gives Eagles fans spending the final big weekend of the summer at the Jersey Shore an opportunity to show their support ahead of the team's 2026 season.

The parade is part of a busy Labor Day weekend in Ocean City that also includes live entertainment and the resort's traditional Labor Day Race on the beach Monday morning.

Fans who want to participate in Sunday's Eagles parade can register through Ocean City's official website.

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