The time were all the mystical mermaids all dance on land. It’s tradition. On Saturday, June 21st, thousands of revelers will flock to Coney Island beach, mostly dressed in mermaid themed attire, to celebrate the annual Mermaid Parade. Parade organizers state that the event combines “ancient mythology” and “honky-tonk seaside rituals” to express self-esteem and art. The parade is always an interesting site as many women come practically topless to be in the full spirit of the action.

The most important part of the parade, the king and queen. This year, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio’s children will have the honor in participating as this years chosen king and queen. Chiara and Dante de Blasio, 19 and 16, will dress as Queen Mermaid and King Neptune at Coney Island’s Mermaid Parade. The two will be wheeled around in an antique wicker “Boardwalk Rolling Chair” from 1923, followed by marching bands, floats and costumed sea creatures.

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The Mermaid Parade is always fun. Don’t forget to take in some of the new attraction at Coney Island as well.

Will you be going?

Photo Credit – NYPost/ Brooklyn Daily