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Red Sox 2007 World Series Victory Parade

Boston Celebrates Second World Series Victory in Four Years

By , About.com Guide

Boston will celebrate the Red Sox' 2007 World Series victory with a parade on Tuesday, October 30. With cool but mild weather forecast for Tuesday, the "Rolling Rally" may well draw an even larger crowd than the 1 million or so that turned out for 2004's rainy celebration following the Red Sox' first World Series win since 1918.

Then again, the 2004 parade was held on a Saturday, and Boston parents will have a tough dilemma this year, as Boston schools will remain in session during the victory parade.

The celebratory parade begins at noon at Fenway Park. Red Sox players, coaches and staff will ride Duck Boats through the city and past Boston Common; the parade will conclude near City Hall. This year, the Ducks will not enter the water and travel along the Charles River, as they did in 2004.

The event is being billed once again as a "Rolling Rally." There will be no stops along the parade route and no event at City Hall at the parade's conclusion due to concerns about crowd sizes and security.

For more information about the Red Sox victory parade and the parade route, see:

Red Sox Rally to be Held Tuesday - from MLB.com

Red Sox Rolling Rally will be Similar to 2004 - from boston.com

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