2019 UW Homecoming Parade - Convertible Drivers

Thank you for your interest in being involved with the 2019 UW Homecoming Parade as a convertible driver! Please fill out and submit the information below regarding you and your vehicle; submitting this application does not guarantee a spot in the parade as spots are limited. The number of convertibles in the parade correlates to the number of distinguished guests, so once we are able to determine how many convertibles are needed, we will reach back out to you with confirmation and details for the event. Thank you!

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* 1. Please provide your contact information.

First and last name

Phone number

E-mail

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* 2. Have you participated in the parade in past years?

Yes

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* 3. Please provide a brief description of your vehicle (color, make, model year).

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* 4. Can your vehicle comfortably seat at least 2 people in the back seat (sitting up on the top of the seats/back of the car) so the passengers would be elevated (as it would happen in most parades)?

Yes

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* 5. Each car in the parade will need to have signs (one on each side of the car) to show which Distinguished Guest is riding in it. These may be affixed this year using magnets (i.e. the weatherproof paper sign will have tape magnet on the back). This shouldn't affect the paint on your car, but we wanted to have this as an initial disclaimer. Please check this box to confirm that you understand and are ok with magnets possibly being used to affix the parade signs. Thank you!

I understand and agree to the possibility of magnets being used to hold the signs on my car.

2019 UW Homecoming Parade - Convertible Drivers

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* 1. Please provide your contact information.

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* 2. Have you participated in the parade in past years?

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* 3. Please provide a brief description of your vehicle (color, make, model year).

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* 4. Can your vehicle comfortably seat at least 2 people in the back seat (sitting up on the top of the seats/back of the car) so the passengers would be elevated (as it would happen in most parades)?

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* 6. If you have any initial questions or concerns, let us know here and we will get back to you as soon as possible!