Philadelphia Prepares for Eagles' Super Bowl Parade with Citywide Closures and Celebrations

The parade celebrating the Eagles' Super Bowl LIX victory will take place Friday, February 14, drawing over a million fans to Broad Street and the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

The Eagles' victory parade begins at 11 a.m. at Broad Street and Pattison Avenue, ending at the Philadelphia Museum of Art with a 2 p.m. rally on the iconic Rocky steps.
Philadelphia schools, courts, and municipal offices will be closed, along with several museums, to accommodate the expected crowd of over one million attendees.
SEPTA and PATCO will operate modified schedules, with free rides on key subway lines and express service from select stations to manage transportation for fans.
Fans are advised to arrive early, dress in layers for the cold weather, and prepare for limited cell service and long waits for restrooms and food vendors.
Restaurants and bars near the parade route are offering Eagles-themed specials and hosting post-parade celebrations throughout the weekend.