Guide to the Giants' Super Bowl parade

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1 to South Ferry

2 or 3 to Wall Street or Fulton Street

4, 5 or 6 to Brooklyn Bridge/City Hall

J to Chambers Street

R to Rector Street

Beginning at 10 a.m. trains will not stop at the following stations:

4 and 5 at Wall Street

R at City Hall

A or C at Chambers Street

E at the World Trade Center

4, 5, A or C at Fulton Street

City officials recommend not driving to lower Manhattan for the festivities.

The following streets will be closed to vehicular traffic:

All streets between Broadway and Church Streets from Canal to Pearl Street

Lafayette and Centre Street from Canal to Chambers

Park Row between Chambers Street and Broadway

Spruce Street between Gold Street and Park Row

Battery Place between Broadway and West Thames Street

Worth Street between Church and Baxter streets

No Brooklyn Bridge access to and from Park Row

Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel's Trinity Place exit in Manhattan will be closed

Thousands of extra uniformed and plainclothes police will be on duty.

Police will patrol subways with dogs capable of detecting explosives.

Snipers armed with high-powered weapons will be on some rooftops.

Some manhole covers will be sealed.

A second--floor office in one of the office buildings along Broadway. Otherwise, get to the parade route early and claim a spot.

The NYPD declines to give crowd estimates, but Big Blue's 2008 Super Bowl victory parade attracted more than 1 million fans.

Shredded waste paper was provided by Atlas Materials of Red Hook, Brooklyn.

Watch it live on newsday.com/parade

TV: WABC/7, WCBS/2, WNBC/4, WPIX/11, WNYW/5, WWOR/9, WXTV/41, WNJU/47, News12 Long Island, SNY and MSG. Coverage starts on most channels at 11 a.m. (SNY begins at 10:45 a.m.).

Radio: WFAN/660, WCBS/880, WINS/1010 and WEPN/1050.

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