Strong with this one, the anticipation is.
Grogu — better known as “Baby Yoda,” the adorable alien at the center of Disney’s megahit Star Wars …
Strong with this one, the anticipation is. Grogu — better known as “Baby Yoda,” the adorable alien at the center of Disney’s megahit Star Wars spinoff “The Mandalorian,” — made his debut Saturday morning at Macy’s Balloonfest at Citi Field. The event is a test flight for the giant balloons that became a signature of the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in 1927. A few hundred handlers take the balloons out for an outdoor trial run through the ballpark’s parking lot, to get experience flying the freshman class of the inflated creations, which range from 39- to 51-feet tall. “It’s sort of our last stage in the balloon development process,” said Will Coss, executive producer of the parade. “This is our opportunity to bring all those new balloons out, work with our expert flight team and select balloon handlers to ensure that we understand how the balloon flies and how it reacts in certain weather conditions.
