We've got more to seeRelated PeopleNeil Patrick HarrisJohn LegendJesse Tyler FergusonChristine TeigenKelly OsbourneKaty PerryKarolina KurkovaKim KardashianChristina HendricksAnna Kendrick Action FiguresVideo GamesBikes & Ride-onsElectronicsBuilding SetsLearningGames & PuzzlesOutdoor PlayVehicles, Hobby & R/CPretend PlayArts & CraftsPreschoolMusical InstrumentsStuffed AnimalsCooking for Kids Hot WheelsMinecraftLEGOStar WarsTransformersTeenage Mutant Ninja Turtles we got what's hot! Bert And Ernie BirthdayErnie PartyErnie BdayAmp ErnieBert & ErnieChilds BirthdaySecond Birthday3Rd BirthdayHappy BirthdayForwardThese adorable Bert & Ernie cupcake toppers would make the perfect addition to any childs birthday party!! This listing price is per cupcakeThe holiday season will officially kick off in Stamford Downtown on November 20 with the 23rd annual UBS Parade Spectacular. The parade is one of the largest of its kind in the country, with 18 giant helium balloons and over 200,000 spectators annually.

(SEE PICS FROM 2016 UBS PARADE SPECTACULAR) Planned highlights of the parade include a new balloon featuring the Octonauts, which will be making its Stamford debut at the November 10th press conference.  Returning favorites include: Daniel Tiger, Elmo, Fred Flintstone, Kung Fu Panda, Mr. Potato Head, Paddington Bear, The Very Hungry Caterpillar, Stamford 375 Celebration Balloon, Abby Cadabby and more. In addition to the procession’s signature balloons, the streets will also be filled with fabulous floats, dance groups and 12 marching bands, including the Tian Guo Marching Band from NJ, the Sacred Heart University Marching Band the NYPD Emerald Society Pipe & Drum Band, The Saints Brigade Drum & Bugle Corps, and high school groups from Stamford, Westhill, Trumbull, Bristol Eastern, Brentwood, Uniondale and Harrison and the Northeast-Stillmeadow Elementary School band. Television personality Alan Kalter will return as the parade’s Master of Ceremonies at the grand stand for his 13th year.

The parade is scheduled to begin at noon on Sunday, November 20 at the intersection of Summer Street at Hoyt Street and conclude on Atlantic Street, just a few short blocks from the Stamford Metro-North Railroad Station. Don’t forget that on the eve of the parade, Point72 Asset Management will host a Balloon Inflation Party on from at the intersection of Hoyt Street and Summer Street in Stamford Downtown. The pre-parade event will allow spectators a behind-the-scenes look at the balloons as they come to life. Music, parade talent and cartoon characters will greet and delight spectators. (SEE PICS FROM 2016 BALLOON INFLATION PARTY HERE)The Joker, a new “free-fly” roller coaster based on the Batman villain, debuted at Six Flags Great Adventure this season. And other amusement parks in and around New York City have upped their thrill game with exciting new rides and attractions. Here’s your guide to what’s new. (; no entrance fee, packages are based on how much you want to do)

Brooklyn’s seaside playground has the added bonus of being bordered by the beach, and it’s within walking distance of the New York Aquarium, the Brooklyn Cyclones’ ballpark, and the original Nathan’s Famous. spurs curtains 54 dropThe Joker, a new 4D, free-fly coaster, debuted this season at Six Flags Great Adventure.curtains blinds west byfleet What’s new: The Endeavor opened late last summer, but this is the first full season guests can enjoy it. curtains wymondhamJust looking at this spinning ride in the sky is enough to make some dizzy. motorised curtain tracks ebay

Riders fly up to 60 feet from the ground in open-air, suspended passenger vehicles at 25 miles per hour, rotating at about 90 degrees parallel to the ground.shower curtain rod won't tighten Old favorites: Little ones will enjoy the Tea Party where they can steer spinning cups they sit in, or the Brooklyn Barge, a tugboat attraction that rocks back and forth. jagdish curtains delhiThrill seekers won’t want to miss roller coasters like the Thunderbolt, which makes a 90-degree vertical drop before later looping you upside down; do sainsburys sell curtain hooksor the Cyclone, a wooden classic that dates back to 1927. Luna Park’s space-themed, high-thrill ride, Endeavor. (/greatadventure; general admission for adults is $71.99 at the gate, and $46.99 online.

The second-biggest amusement park in the Northeast is known for its thrill rides and roller coasters. There are also kiddie rides, meet and greets with “Looney Tunes” characters, theater shows, and “The Wild Life Games,” featuring live animals. Great Adventure's newest ride is The Joker, a 4D, free-fly coaster. What’s new: The theme park bills The Joker as the second 4D, free-fly coaster in the world. After being lifted up a 12-story, 90-degree hill, you’ll smoothly flip upside down and feel weightless thanks to magnetic technology. Unlike standard roller coasters, the traditional track is replaced with “4-D wing vehicles” that seat up to eight. Watch your friends and family scream, thanks to seats that allow riders to face each other. Old favorites: Great Adventure pays tribute to heroes as well as villains. After The Joker, make your way to his rival’s ride: Batman. It’s designed to make you feel like you’re flying like the Caped Crusader as you whip around at 50 miles per hour.

For more family-friendly rides, take a ride on the Big Wheel, or the Congo Rapids, a round river raft that floats through fast-moving water and into swirling whirlpools. (; admission fess are $55 for those 2 and up through Sept. 5) This paradise for the preschool set, which also has rides that appeal to older kids, is the country’s only theme park based entirely on “Sesame Street.” Favorite characters from the long-running show, from Big Bird to Elmo, walk around and pose for pictures while you make your way through 14 acres of water attractions, whirling rides, a roller coaster and stage shows. Sesame Place introduced a new show, "The Magic of Art," which features characters like Abby Cadabby. What’s new: The new show, “The Magic of Art,” launched in the Neighborhood Theater this season. This interactive show features Abby Cadabby, Elmo, Cookie Monster, Grover and Telly as they prepare for Sesame Street’s big Art Show. Purple-haired Abby doesn’t know what kind of art to create at first.

So her friends inspire her to use her imagination. Old favorites: Smaller “Sesame Street” fans will love the Flying Cookie Jars ride, Monster Mix-Up, Sunny Day Carousel or Snuffy’s Slides. Older kids and adults will make their way to the Vapor Train roller coaster. If you visit during summer, don’t miss water rides like Bert & Ernie’s Slip & Slide, Big Bird’s Rambling River, or The Count’s Splash Castle. Morey’s Piers teed off its summer season with the opening of Starlux Mini Golf Course, a 27-hole putt-putt course featuring three individually themed courses. (; no entrance fee; packages vary) The colossal collection of more than 100 attractions is spread out over three amusement piers and two waterparks along the beach. It’s been family-owned since 1969. What’s new: The 27-hole Starlux Mini Golf Course debuted this season. Putt your way through two levels and three different-themed courses. Golfers can choose to play just one, two or all three of the nine-hole courses.

They include: the beach course, featuring giant sandcastles and the largest artificial sand dune on the island; an ocean course, boasting fountains and sea creatures; and the second-level boardwalk course, decked out with plastic palm trees and nostalgic Wildwood memorabilia. Prices start at $8 for nine holes, $12 for 18 holes and $16 for 27 holes for adults. At the new Starlux Mini Golf Course at Morey's Piers, you can choose to play just one, or all three of the individually-themed courses. Old Favorites: In case you missed its big debut last year, visit Kong, a 20-foot-tall ride based on the beloved gorilla on Surfside Pier. Visit classics like the Carousel, Tilt-A-Whirl, and Tiny Tea Party while you’re there. Also, stop by Mariner’s Pier for Rollie’s Coaster, the Giant Wheel, and Can Am Raceway. Then there’s Adventure Pier for The Great White roller coaster, and SkyCoaster, which blends a sky-diving and hang-gliding experience into one scary ride. (2245 Broad Hollow Road (RT. 110), Farmingdale, NY; adventureland.us; free admission, a “Pay One Price Ticket” costs $29.99 per person, or you can pay per ride.)