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2014 Carnaval Vallarta Delighted 15,000 Spectators

March 5, 2014

Some 45 Krewes, led by the Alas Escuela de Canto ambassadors, marched and/or rolled floats, decorated in traditional purple, gold and green, through the streets of Puerto Vallarta. (Photo: Dasan Pillai)

Puerto Vallarta, Mexico - You didn't have to be a statistics expert or be equipped with a turnstile to see that Puerto Vallarta's 2014 Mardi Gras parade was a huge success - for organizers, downtown business and the 15,000 spectators who reveled in the fun.

Some 45 Krewes, led by the energetic Ambassadors from Alas Escuela de Canto, rolled floats and marchers through the streets decorated in traditional purple, gold and green. "No telling what this is going to turn into but we think definitely Puerto Vallarta is on the map for Mardi Gras celebrations," organizers commented.

The doubloons, beads and beers may be long gone from the festivities but what remains after Tuesday's parade - and obligatory after party - is the impression left in the hearts and minds of locals and out-of-towners alike: That shared sense of community and repeat customer mentality of folks who tell themselves, 'you know what, let's come back to Puerto Vallarta next year - it really is a fun place to be.' Capitalizing on that, of course, is invaluable. And consequently, there's plenty more coming down the horizon to continue to foster that sentiment.

Organizers wish to thank the volunteers, City Officials and, of course, the parade entries and sponsors including: 69 Ovejas Negras Moto Club, ACT II, ALAS Esucela de Canto, Andales/Andales on the Bay, Ángeles en Libertad, Apaches, Art Vallarta, Bar Frida, Café des Artistes, Cafesto, Casa Cupula, Gay Guide Vallarta, International Friendship Club, Jim Lee Entertainment, La Cueva, La Margarita Bar, La Piazzetta, Ladies Outdoor Club Adventures, Margarita Grill, Nacho Daddy, Paco's Ranch, PV Mens Chorus, PVRPV.com, R Salon, Reinas Bar, Salud Superfood, SETAC, The Dog House, The Palm Cabaret, The Swedes, CC Slaughters PV, HAU Boutique/Zingara Swimwear, Hotel Blue Chairs, Harem, Casa Isabel, Club Sauna Spartacus, The Red Room Cabaret, Buenflex Clothing/ RK Supplement, Ron Morgan, Superior Tours, Encuentros Pizza and Nu.

Next year's Mardi Gras parade is scheduled for Tuesday, February 17th. Details will be updated shortly on the official Puerto Vallarta Mardi Gras website.

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