Will you be spending the season of the dead in the city? Note the schedule of the Day of the Dead Parade in CDMX! Because among all the incredible seasonal plans in the capital, this is one of the must-see to live this time full of tradition.
And if there’s one thing we Mexicans know, it’s that death can also be honored with joy, art and a lot of memory. So this parade is not just any event, but a big celebration of our roots and the dates dedicated to our loved ones who are in the afterlife.
What is the schedule for the Day of the Dead Parade in Mexico City?
When the pan de muerto begins to be seen on every corner and the cempasúchil colors the city orange, it means one thing: one of the best seasons of the year has arrived. And, with it, also the wonderful Day of the Dead Parade.
This is one of the biggest seasonal events in the capital, so in order for you not to miss it and be part of the long-awaited spectacle that takes place in important avenues of the CDMX, it is important that you consider the schedule of the Day of the Dead Parade.
According to Mexico City’s schedule, the parade will begin at 2:00 p.m. from Puerta de los Leones in Chapultepec Forest on November 1, 2025.
The catrinas, alebrijes and more symbols of the Day of the Dead will pass through emblematic areas such as Paseo de la Reforma and around El Caballito to end at the Zócalo.
Although the parade will last approximately five hours, if you want to enjoy it from beginning to end and with a good view, we suggest you take into account the time of departure so you don’t miss anything and reach a place that allows you to enjoy the most of the iconic Day of the Dead spectacle.