CHINATOWN NEW YEAR — LISTING EVIDENCE RECORD
Exact activity / city / organiser / event year:
Official event page / how the organiser identity was established:
Full event date / local time as stated / timezone if supplied:
Start, arrival, check-in or performance time: which one is this?
Route, entrance or viewing area: which activity does it belong to?
Ticket or reservation rule / specific area / official entry source:
Required access feature / confirmation still needed:
Source publication/update date, if actually supplied:
My check date and timezone:
Latest relevant notice located / event year and activity it covers:
Changed field / previous value / replacement / effective notice:
Conflicting source / question / appropriate contact:
Field state: observed announcement, superseded, or unresolved:
Next recheck before commitment or travel:
An observation of a future announcement is not a guarantee.

NOTICE STATES
Changed arrangement: record the applicable replacement and the superseded field.
Cancellation: retain exact activity/year/scope; other arrangements remain separate.
Unresolved: keep missing or conflicting information open and ask the responsible source.

SEVEN EXPLAINED CHECKS

1. The homepage has a 2027 parade notice and a 2025 video mention. Must every item on it describe 2027?
No. Identify the year of each particular item.
A current event announcement and historical stories can coexist. Neighbouring content does not silently change a notice’s year.

2. The FAQ states a parade-start time. Does that replace a ticketed-section check-in instruction?
No. Keep start, arrival and check-in meanings separate.
They answer different questions even when they concern the same event.

3. A reliable annual calendar provides New Year’s date. Does that confirm a city’s parade entrance?
No. Use the actual event or venue source for the entrance.
Calendar evidence cannot supply event logistics.

4. A new notice cancels one stage performance. Is the whole festival automatically cancelled?
No. Read the named activity and cancellation scope.
Separate programmes or bookings need their own applicable information.

5. The organiser’s map fails to load. Does this prove cancellation?
No. Keep the route information unresolved.
A failed access attempt does not establish an event outcome.

6. A FAQ says the parade is not cancelled by rain. Does it prove no later disruption can change it?
No. Recheck applicable current notices and conditions.
The statement has an event-specific scope and is not a guarantee against every future change.

7. An updated entrance conflicts with the old saved map. Should the old value stay in the active plan without a note?
No. Identify the applicable current instruction and mark any replaced field as superseded.
Retain the source trail and resolve a genuine conflict; do not silently combine incompatible versions.

Sources checked 2026-11-01T22:29:27+00:00:
https://chineseparade.com/
https://chineseparade.com/faq/
https://www.hko.gov.hk/en/gts/time/calendar/text/files/T2027e.txt
Original evidence worksheet and fictional checks. Announced future arrangements can change. No actual booking, route inspection, contact or live monitoring.