Fleet Week San Diego
The flagship event of San Diego’s salute to the military is the Fleet Week Sea & Air Parade. Your U.S. Navy will parade down The Big Bay to display the various types of ships and aircraft that comprise the world’s mightiest Navy.
The tentative list of participating ships includes a Guided Missile Destroyer, Guided Missile Cruiser, Frigate, Amphibious Dock Landing Ships, SEAL Support Boat, and other small craft. Don’t miss out on the Navy’s LCAC, Landing Craft Air Cushion, demonstration and an exciting mock gun battle between the tall ships, Californian and HMS Surprise.
The general public can view this truly spectacular parade and participate in the Fleet Week festivities from many spots along the waterfront. Last year’s parade was viewed by more than 100,000 spectators - this year’s promises to be even better! The best viewing will be from Shelter Island and Harbor Island.
To see the parade up close, travel aboard the Hornblower Fleet Week Brunch Cruise, where you’ll enjoy a champagne brunch and buffet, then move to the sun deck for the full show. Hornblower Spectator Cruises will also be sailing (sans brunch).
Other upcoming Flagship Events include:
- Port of San Diego Sea & Air Parade
- Bands and Booms
- Viejas Fleet Week Concert
- Fleet Week Padres Baseball Game
- Wounded Warrior Luncheon
- Star Spangled Salute
- Employer Support for the Guard and Reserve Luncheon
- Coronado Speed Festival
- U.S. Navy Ship Tour
- The SeaWorld Enlisted Recognition Luncheon
- The MCAS Miramar Air Show
- Operation Liberty Call
- MCRD Boot Camp Challenge
- San Diego Gas and Electric All Enlisted Golf Tournament
- Fleet Week Golf Tournament
- Navy Birthday Ball
- Fleet Week Football Classic
- Fleet Week Foundation Breakfast
- MCRD Colors Ceremony
- MCRD Recruit Graduation Parade
- Veterans Home of California, Chula Vista Barbecue Lunch
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