The Eagles Win the Super Bowl: See Info on Victory Parade

Let's hear it for the Super Bowl Champion Philadelphia Eagles!

The one question everybody seemed to have after the Birds finished a dominating 40-22 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs is when is the victory parade?

The Eagles Confirm Friday As Parade Day

The Eagles confirmed on Monday that the team's celebration parade will be on Friday, Feb 14th. Think of it as a Valentine's Day love parade for a great Philadelphia team!

The Eagles' championship parade will kick off at 11 am Friday at Broad and Pattison, officials announced Tuesday.

The route will travel north toward the Philadelphia Museum of Art, passing along the west side of City Hall and up the Benjamin Franklin Parkway.

There will be 15 jumbotron screens to help spectators get a better view along the route.

The parade is expected to arrive at the Art Museum at about 12:30 pm., where Eagles players and coaches will gather at a stage at the museum's famed "Rocky Steps."

Ceremonies will begin at about 2 pm, and wrap up around 3:15 pm, according to a city spokesman.

Weather for Parade Day

Weather conditions this week probably had some impact on pushing this year's parade to Friday, February 14.

Meteorologist Dan Zarrow is calling for snow to hit the area Tuesday into Wednesday, with 4-6 inches in the forecast for South Jersey, and smaller snowfall amounts expected in Philly.

Rain rain expected on Thursday morning.

The forecast for Friday, Feb 14th is sunny with temps in the 30s.

What To Expect at an Eagles Victory Parade

In 2018, an estimated one million fans showed up at the Eagles’ Super Bowl parade, with many schools and businesses closing down for the day.

Several school districts have already announced closings for Friday's parade.