Michigan Parade 2026 Route, Date, Time, TV Schedule, Live Stream and More

The Michigan men's basketball team will celebrate its 2026 national championship with a parade on Saturday through Ann Arbor.

The parade is set to start at the University of Michigan President's House at 10 a.m. ET, according to details released Tuesday by the program.

Michigan will then host a ticketed celebration with the team at Crisler Center at 1 p.m. ET, according to the program.

The event will be broadcast on the Big Ten Network and streamed on the FOX Sports app.

Tickets for the event will be available for purchase starting Thursday, and doors will open at noon on Saturday.

Streets in Ann Arbor will shut down at 8 a.m. ET the morning of the parade, according to the Wolverines.

The parade route will take participants from the President's House to Yost Ice Arena.

Michigan advised fans interested in attending to "plan to line South University Drive outside the President's House west to the Student Union and south down State Street to Yost Ice Arena."

The Wolverines informed fans that parking will be available in structures on Thompson Street, Maynard, Thayer and Forest Avenue.

Michigan claimed the program's first national title since 1989, and the Big Ten's first men's basketball championship since 2000, with a Monday win over UConn.

The Wolverines held off a late surge from the Huskies in order to claim a 69-63 victory in the national championship game in Indianapolis. Elliot Cadeau took home the Final Four MVP award after scoring a game-hihg 19 points in the win.

The City of Ann Arbor Police Department reported on social media that the city's fire department had "extinguished more than 40 fires in connection with the post-game celebration" after Monday's win.

The police department wrote that it is looking "forward to our city hosting a safe and celebratory parade in the coming days."