Atlantic City St. Patrick’s Day Boardwalk Parade Is Huge [Photos]

The annual Atlantic City, New Jersey St. Patrick’s Day Boardwalk Parade is underway this hour. It is a record-setting special event.

It Is The Biggest Ever Version

In the photo gallery (below) you will see how the Atlahtic City casinos and local business community has delivered big time for this year’s record-breaking parade.

Former Senator Sonny McCullough

Stated during our in-air interview earlier this week that this event delivers approximately $ 6 million in economic spend in Atlantic City.

Atlantic City Mayor Marty Small

City of Atlantic City photo.

Is all in. Senator McCullough stated publicly during our on-air interview that “without the support of Atlantic City Mayor Marty Small … we could not have held this St. Patrick’s Day Boardwalk parade, said McCullough.

Partial List Of Floats, Performers & Attendees

Atlantic City Mayor Marty Small
Atlantic City Police Department
Atlantic County Sheriff’s Department
Visit Atlantic City
Resorts Casino Hotel Atlantic City
Caesars Atlantic City
Golden Nugget Hotel & Casino
Atlantic County Clerk Joe Giralo
Ventnor City Commissioner Lance Landgraf
Maynard’s Cafe
MAAC Men’s & Women’s Basketball Tournament
St. Ann’s Hampton Pipes & Drums
Ducktown Tavern
Atlantic City Beer & Music Festival

NOTE: this is only a partial listing. There are approximately 42 floats.

Marching Bands

Along with other performers are participating in today’s Atlantic City St. Patrick’s Day Parade.

Until 4:00 p.m., Saturday, March 7, 2026

Traffic detours and delays will be in place between 1:00 PM to 8:00 PM to allow the paradegoers to exit the Boardwalk and enjoy the subsequent activities at the Knife and Fork and Birdcage restaurants. All times are approximate. Traffic will be detoured at the below intersections.
Atlantic Avenue from Albany Avenue to Boston Avenue will be closed.
Pacific Avenue from Albany Avenue to Boston Avenue will be closed.
Providence Avenue from Captain John O'Donnell
Parkway to Pacific Avenue will be closed.
Hartford Avenue from Atlantic Avenue to Pacific Avenue will be closed.