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Elexis 2017

To see the Mask's exclusive HD video of the 2017 King Elexis I Motorcade (2018 was canceled because of the lousy weather), click HERE.
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2022

To see the Mask's exclusive HD video of the 2022 King Elexis I Motorcade, click HERE.
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To see the Mask's exclusive HD video of the 2023 King Elexis I Motorcade, click HERE.
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Elexis I Motorcade 2022

After MAMGA'S King Elexis I arrives at the foot of Government Street, he is joined by his Queen and court and a bunch of Mobile Area Mardi Gras Association members, and they make their way through town to the MAMGA den, just above Congress Street.

Not many years ago, this was a motorcade in the strictest sense - car after car rolled down Route E (the motorcade is the only procession to follow this route), and MAMGA members tossed throws to the sizable Joe Cain Day crowd.

Recently, though, a few MAMGA floats have been added to the motorcade, giving the crowd even more reason to shout for throws. Boxes of Little Debbie oatmeal sandwiches are especially popular.

There's still plenty of cars in the motorcade, including the one carrying Elexis I and his queen to the den. In 2016, Mobile Mask counted 25 cars, and at least twice that many MAMGA members in their maroon sport coats.

This year, the motorcade rolled on February 11 at 2 p.m.

To see the Mask's exclusive photo album of the 2024 King Elexis I Motorcade, place your cursor on the image below and click on the arrows.

To see the Mask's exclusive HD video of the motorcade, click HERE.

To see the Mask's exclusive HD video of the 2019 King Elexis I Motorcade, click HERE.
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