Giants Parade Could Draw Over A Million People After Super Bowl Victory

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Eli Manning and the New York Giants are your 2012 Super Bowl champions after they beat Tom Brady and the New England Patriots, 21-17, in Super Bowl XLVI. Giants fans took to the streets of New York to celebrate on Sunday night and they'll have an opportunity to celebrate again on Tuesday at the Giants Super Bowl parade.

New York is the biggest city in the country so if you were expecting a massive crowd at the parade, you'd be right. Estimates for the Giants 2008 Super Bowl parade were around a million people and that came in rainy conditions.

With the weather set for 52 degrees and sunny on Tuesday, we could see more than one million people in the streets of New York for the parade.

Here are all the details on the Giants parade, the route, when it starts, etc.

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