Get ready, Toronto! This Sunday, the annual Beaches Easter Parade is set to attract over 50,000 revelers, and with that comes a host of road closures and public transit interruptions that you absolutely need to know about.

The Toronto police have issued a heads-up urging everyone to plan their journeys with care as this spectacular celebration promises to take place rain or shine, starting at 2 p.m. Don’t be caught off guard!

Dubbed the "largest and longest-running Easter Parade in the world," this event kicks off at the vibrant intersection of Queen Street East and Victoria Park Avenue, winding through the scenic streets of Toronto. Expect to see colorful floats, lively performances, and traditional Easter festivities as the parade heads west along Queen, before turning south on Woodbine Avenue and concluding its route at Coxwell Avenue along Lake Shore Boulevard.

Key Road Closures You Need to Know:

- **10 a.m. to 3 p.m.**: Queen Street East from Fallingbrook Road to Scarborough Road will be closed.

- **12 p.m. to 5 p.m.**: Queen Street East from Victoria Park Avenue to Woodbine Avenue is also on the closure list.

- **1 p.m. to 6 p.m.**: Woodbine Avenue from Queen Street East to Lake Shore Boulevard East will be blocked off.

- **1 p.m. to 6 p.m.**: Lake Shore Boulevard East from Woodbine Avenue to Coxwell Avenue will likewise be inaccessible.

TTC Disruptions:

Prepare for significant TTC service disruptions as well, potentially affecting your travel plans. Stay tuned for updates and make sure you leave plenty of time for your trips!

If you’re planning to join the festivities, strategic planning is essential! Avoid the hassles of traffic and closures by opting for public transport where possible. Make this Easter Sunday an unforgettable experience!