The Philadelphia Eagles have done it again. Seven years after their first Super Bowl win in 2018, the Birds claimed their second Lombardi Trophy with a dominant 40-22 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX. By denying Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs a historic three-peat, Jalen Hurts and company cemented their legacy in Eagles history.
Now, it’s time for Philadelphia to celebrate.
When is the Eagles’ 2025 Super Bowl Parade?
The official date for the Eagles’ Super Bowl parade has not yet been announced by the city, but if history is any indication, it will likely take place on Wednesday, Thursday, or Friday of this week.
In 2018, the Eagles’ first Super Bowl parade was originally scheduled for a Wednesday but was moved to Thursday due to weather conditions.
Read More: Super Bowl 2025: Predictions, Kickoff Time & MVP Picks
Weather Concerns for Parade Day
Philadelphia is expecting winter weather this week, which could affect the timing of the parade.
- Tuesday-Wednesday: Snow is expected to start Tuesday afternoon and continue overnight.
- Wednesday evening: A wintry mix could bring additional snow and sleet.
- Thursday morning: Possible snow and rain may create messy conditions.
The Eagles have hinted that Friday may be the parade date.
What is the 2025 Super Bowl Parade Route?
While the city has not yet announced the official parade route, it is expected to follow a similar path to 2018.
- The 2018 parade began at Broad Street and Pattison Avenue in South Philadelphia.
- The route headed north on Broad Street toward the Philadelphia Museum of Art on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway.
- The official program started at 1 p.m. on the Art Museum steps, where Jason Kelce delivered his legendary speech.
Expect official maps and road closures to be released by the city as parade day approaches.
How to Watch the Eagles Super Bowl Parade 2025
For fans unable to attend in person, the parade will be broadcast live across various networks and streaming platforms. Official details will be announced soon.
Philadelphia has waited seven years for this moment. Now, it’s time for the City of Brotherly Love to celebrate in grand fashion once again.
