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Giant Slide Great for kids in the Plaza de la Cruz Roja

Already on sale are chairs for the parade procession of the Magi

Free lucky grapes to see the year 2009.

Murcia City Council wants the public to dismiss the 2009 and welcome the new year with good luck, hence, on Thursday, from 11:00 am will begin the distribution of 2,000 sets of grapes of luck in the center of the city of Murcia.

At night, before the bell, in the Plaza de Santo Domingo will be an orchestra (The Orchestra Show Band) to liven up the evening's farewell and arrival of the new year and stoves that burn more than 2,000 kilograms of firewood .

In the Square there will be another orchestra Romea (Casablanca Orchestra) and butane stoves are installed to relieve the deep cold of the night.

In both places will be allocated grapes games of luck to all attendees and is scheduled to bid farewell and entry of the year will be held from 24 to 3:00 am.

To liven up the morning and afternoon to the smallest, the City of Murcia has now installed the "Big Giant Slide", which may assist younger than 11 to 14 and from 17 to 20 hours throughout the day Today and tomorrow 31 December.

This activity is located in the Plaza of the Red Cross and admission is free.

On the other hand, have already gone on sale chairs for the great procession of the Magi from the East to be held next Tuesday, January 5, through the streets of the city of Murcia.

The locations for sale, only for the Gran Via Sculptor Salzillo and Constitution Avenue, can be purchased at the booth installed in the garden of Santa Isabel, 10 to 13 hours.

They have released a total of 7,000 seats for the two main roads of the city.

For the rest of chairs set up along the entire route of the parade will not need to acquire that site.

The itinerary is as follows: Paseo de Corvera, Alameda de Colón, Plaza Camachos, Plaza Martínez Tornel, Gran Via Sculptor Salzillo, Avenida de la Constitución, Plaza Circular, Alfonso X the Wise and Avenida Gutiérrez Mellado.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia