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Blue Angels Roar Over Charleston: What You Need to Know
2 May
Summary
- The Charleston Airshow featuring the Blue Angels is a one-day event.
- Potential rain is monitored, but the show proceeds unless unsafe.
- Roads, waterways, and bridge walkways will have scheduled closures.
The 2026 Charleston Airshow, highlighted by the U.S. Navy's Blue Angels, is scheduled for today, May 2nd, as a single-day event. While rain is forecast, organizers are closely watching the weather and plan to proceed unless conditions pose a safety risk. Updates will be provided on social media, and cancellations cannot be rescheduled.
Residents and visitors should anticipate considerable traffic and logistical changes. Key areas like the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge will experience temporary closures for both pedestrian and vehicular traffic. Road closures and tow zones will be enforced in several downtown Charleston locations, including near the aquarium and Waterfront Park, impacting street parking.
Several prime viewing locations are available, including the S.C. Aquarium walkway, The Battery, Waterfront Park, and Mount Pleasant's Waterfront Park. For parking, city garages offer a flat rate, but specific street access will be restricted. Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum will be closed due to its use for operational support and VIP hosting.
