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Pensacola Mardi Gras Route Debate Highlights Business Preference for Traditional Street

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A survey conducted by the Downtown Improvement Board found that most Pensacola business owners and residents prefer the Mardi Gras parade return to Palafox Street, where it ran for 24 years. Although construction last year shifted the route to Jefferson Street, the Reimagine Palafox project is now complete. Robert Mandel, president of Krewe of Lafitte, stated that his krewe could accommodate either parade route.

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Why it matters

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The strong preference for the traditional route among downtown businesses suggests local commerce is highly invested in the established parade setting. The debate over the parade route reflects ongoing considerations regarding urban planning and the needs of local businesses in Pensacola.

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Who's involved

  • Robert MandelPresident of Krewe of Lafitte, who stated his krewe could accommodate either parade route.
  • PensacolaThe city where the Mardi Gras parade is held and where the route debate is taking place.

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