Euphoric Knicks Fans Flood New York for NBA Championship Ticker-Tape Parade

ONE MORE LOOK: The New York Knicks’ ticker-tape parade of champions, in pictures

The Knicks ticker-tape parade on Thursday was a party that rivaled some of the most joyous moments in the city's history.  It was a love fest for the basketball champions of the world that more than 2 million New Yorkers shared in Lower Manhattan. Here's one more look at some of the best images of the festivities. [caption id="attachment_137854872" align="aligncenter" width="1200"] Basketball - NBA - New York Knicks Parade - New York City, New Y…

Euphoric Knicks fans flood New York for NBA championship ticker-tape parade

NEW YORK — Delirious New York Knicks fans flooded the streets of Lower Manhattan on Thursday for a ticker-tape parade celebrating the newly crowned NBA champions, capping a dream season more than five decades after the team last won a title. The post Euphoric Knicks fans flood New York for NBA championship ticker-tape parade appeared first on Hawaii Tribune-Herald.

At the Parade of Champions, Knicks Fans Colored New York City Orange and Blue

The Knicks’ parade route was already at capacity just after 7 a.m., but that didn’t stop onlookers from pouring into the surrounding streets, scaling the scaffolding, and pressing their noses against the glass windows of their high-rise offices to try to catch a view of their victory lap.

Knicks fans wake up early, skip school to watch parade

Dedicated Knicks fans woke up in the early hours of the morning — and some skipped school — just to get a spot at the ticker-tape parade for the NBA champs.

Knicks fans wake up early for NBA championship parade. See the crowds.

Knicks fans arrived at the NBA championship parade location hours before it actually began.

Exclusive | Peeved NYC students, teachers, parents beg mayor to cancel school for Knicks parade: ‘This is once in a lifetime’

Sebastian Crosa, 12, from Brooklyn, launched a Change.org petition, garnering over 3,000 signatures, begging Governor Kathy Hochul, Mayor Zohran Mamdani and the New York Department of Education to cancel school on June 18, amid the state Regents exams, allowing students, teachers and parents to attend the historic Knicks parade in celebration of their 2026 NBA Championship win.