Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl 2025 parade guide: Travel routes, road closures and parking (2025)

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Super Bowl 2025 champions the Philadelphia Eagles and the city of Philadelphia are holding a celebratory parade on Feb. 14.

Here’s everything you need to know about the parade schedule, how to get there, what will be closed and more about the celebration.

Super Bowl 2025 parade in Philadelphia

The parade begins at 11 a.m. on Friday at Lincoln Financial Field and will make its way to the steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

The parade embarks from Broad Street and Pattison Avenue, traveling north on Broad Street to South Penn Square, west on South Penn Square to 15th Street, north on 15th Street to John F. Kennedy Boulevard, west on John F. Kennedy Boulevard to 16th Street, north on 16th Street to the Benjamin Franklin Parkway, west on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway to Eakins Oval, and ending at the Philadelphia Museum of Art apron.

A formal program will occur in front of the museum at 2 p.m., concluding around 3:15 p.m.Video screens will be placed along the parade route for additional viewing.

Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl parade safety information

The Philadelphia Fire Department will staff medic tents at the following locations:

24thStreet and Benjamin Franklin Parkway (south side)

Pennsylvania Avenue and Spring Garden Street

Aviator Park

Missing or lost persons can be taken to one of the medic tent locations or brought to a Philadelphia Police officer. Note that alpha-numeric location markers are posted along the Benjamin Franklin Parkway to make it easier to identify a location or section in the event of an emergency.

The city will also provide traffic control to help direct event traffic.

Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl parade accessibility

The jumbotrons along the parade route will have amplified sound, and the ceremony will host American Sign Language translators on stage during the broadcasted speaking portions of the program.

Space on the southside of Eakins Oval has been designated for wheelchairs and ADA accessibility. The space is limited and will be first come, first served, the city announced.

Paratransit drop-off locations for the parade will be located at 2300 Pennsylvania Ave. and 20th and Spring Garden streets.

The Eagles Autism Foundation and the City of Philadelphia created resources for the parade to aid the needs of the autism community. A recommended viewing area and access to the mobile sensory unit and sensory bags will be available. A visual schedule and additional proactive measures are available for families bringing someone with autism to the parade.

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What is closed on Friday, Feb. 14, due to the Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl parade?

All Philadelphia municipal government offices will be closed on Feb. 14, including Philadelphia Park and Recreation’s recreation, environmental and older adult centers. City daytime centers will also be closed. City after-hour intake centers will operate 23 hours thereafter and through the weekend, the city announced.

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All Philadelphia public and parochial schools will be closed on Friday. All courts and Philadelphia Courts offices will be closed, too.

Those scheduled for jury duty on Feb. 14 should not report for service. They will be rescheduled at a later date.

What is the weather forecast for the Eagles parade?

After a week of winter weather, including snow, rain and sleet, the skies will be clear and the sun will be out Friday for the Super Bowl parade.

It will be cold though. The National Weather Service puts the top temperature at just 36 degrees. However, fans who are leaving for the parade in the early morning hours could be greeted with below freezing temps and should bundle up.

Fans will have no worries of rain or snow during the day.

Road closures due to the Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl parade

The city of Philadelphia announced significant travel delays on Friday due to the parade.

Thursday, Feb. 13

The inner lanes (inbound and outbound) of Benjamin Franklin Parkway from Eakins Oval to 20thStreet, top of the Oval, and inbound Kelly Drive will be closed from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 13. 

This closure will not be in effect during morning and evening rush hours, and cross streets will remain open to traffic throughout. 

Thursday, Feb. 13, to Friday, Feb. 14

These streets will be closed from 7 p.m. on Thursday until around 6 p.m. on Friday:

Kelly Drive from Eakins Oval to Fountain Green

Sedgley Drive from West Girard Avenue to Kelly Drive

Lemon Hill Drive

Poplar Drive from West Girard Avenue to Sedgley Drive

Poplar Street from 30thStreet to Poplar Drive

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Friday, Feb. 14

These streets will be closed from 5 a.m. until around 6 p.m.:

Benjamin Franklin Parkway between 16thStreet and 20thStreet (including Logan Circle)

17thStreet between Arch Street and Vine Street

18thStreet between Arch Street and Vine Street

19thStreet between Arch Street and Vine Street

Race Street between 20thStreet and Logan Circle

20thStreet between Race Street and Callowhill Street

Benjamin Franklin Parkway between 20thStreet and Eakins Oval (all lanes)

21stStreet between Spring Garden Street and Winter Street

Local access to Pennsylvania Avenue only (all traffic must turn left)

22ndStreet between Spring Garden Street and Race Street

Local access to Park Towne Place only (residents)

23rdStreet between Pennsylvania Avenue and Benjamin Franklin Parkway

Local access only as conditions allow

24thStreet between Benjamin Franklin Parkway and Park Towne Place

Park Towne Place between 22ndStreet and 24thStreet

Local access to Park Towne Place only (residents)

Pennsylvania Avenue/Callowhill Street between 20thStreet and 21stStreet

Local access to Barnes Foundation driveway (westbound) only

Eastbound open from 21stStreet

Spring Garden Street between 22ndStreet and Benjamin Franklin Parkway

Local access only as conditions allow

Spring Garden Tunnel

Waterworks Drive

I-676 west 22ndStreet off-ramp

2000 Winter St.

Kelly Drive between Benjamin Franklin Parkway and Strawberry Mansion Drive

Martin Luther King Drive between Eakins Oval and Montgomery Drive

Spring Garden Street Bridge at 31stStreet

Anne d’Harnoncourt Drive

25th Street between Pennsylvania Avenue and Kelly Drive

The following streets will be designated “local access only” west of 22ndStreet: 

Wallace Street

Mt. Vernon Street

Green Street

Judson Street

Brandywine Street

These streets will be closed from 7:30a.m. until around 6 p.m.:

South Broad Street between Pattison Avenue and S. Penn Square

South Penn Square between Broad Street and 15thStreet

15thStreet between Chestnut Street and Vine Street

16thStreet between Chestnut Street and Benjamin Franklin Parkway

1500-1600 Market St.

1500-1600 JFK Blvd.

All cross streets on Broad Street from Pattison Avenue to South Penn Square, from 13thStreet to 15thStreet

Pattison Avenue between SeventhStreet and 20th Street

 Exit ramps will be closed from 10:30 a.m. until around noon:

I-95 north and south Broad Street off-ramp

I-76 east and west Broad Street off-ramp (Sports Complex)

 These exit ramps will be closed from 6 a.m. until 6 p.m.:

I-676 West ramp to Broad Street (Route 611).

I-676 East ramp to Broad Street (Route 611).

I-676 East ramp to Ben Franklin Parkway/23^rdStreet.

 These streets will be closed from noon until around 9 p.m.:

JFK Boulevard between 20thStreet and 29th Street/Schuylkill Avenue

29th Street/Schuylkill Avenue between Market Street and JFK Boulevard

30th Street between Market Street and Arch Street

I-76 west 30th Street off-ramp

I-76 east 30th Street off-ramp

I-76 west Schuylkill Avenue on-ramp

Filbert Street between 10thStreet and 12thStreet

10thStreet between Filbert Street and Race Street

11thStreet between Filbert Street and Race Street

12thStreet between Filbert Street and Race Street

Cross streets will be reopened south to north on Broad Street, and elsewhere along the parade route, as early as conditions allow on Friday, Feb. 14. 

Saturday, Feb. 15

The inner lanes (inbound and outbound) of Benjamin Franklin Parkway from Eakins Oval to 20th Street will be closed from 6 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 14, into the overnight hours. 

Cross streets will remain open to traffic throughout, and all roads will be open before noon on Saturday, Feb. 15. 

Should I drive into Philadelphia for the Eagles parade?

Not if you don't have a parking plan and familiarity with the city and the parade route and all associated closures. Be prepared to walk and for times where you could be stuck in one location for an extended periods as the parade is expected to easily draw over 1 million people.

Where to park in Philadelphia during the Eagles Super Bowl Parade

Where parking is allowed, there will be no enforcement of meter and time-limit regulations on the day of the parade. Safety violations such as parking too close to the corner, blocking fire hydrants or crosswalks and double parking will be enforced, the city announced.

All “temporary no parking” signs must be obeyed. Cars parked in these locations during posted hours will be relocated

Temporary parking restrictions along the parade route and on adjacent streets begin at 6 p.m. on Feb. 13, with the full extent of the restrictions remaining in place until 6 p.m. on Feb. 14. The impacted streets are:

South Broad Street from South Penn Square to Pattison Avenue (both sides of the street including the center median)

All cross streets on Broad Street from Pattison Avenue to Chestnut Street from 13th Street to 15th Street (both sides of the street)

South Penn Square from Broad Street to 15th Street (both sides of the street)

15th Street from Chestnut Street to Vine Street (both sides of the street)

1500 Arch St. (both sides of the street)

1400-1600 JFK Blvd. (both sides of the street)

Benjamin Franklin Parkway from 16th Street to 20th Street (both sides of the street)

Kelly Drive along Boathouse Row

Sedgley Drive between Kelly Drive and Poplar Drive

Waterworks Drive

1500-1600 Market St. (both sides of the street)

1600 Cherry St. (both sides of the street)

Pennsylvania Avenue from 22nd Street to 24th Street (south side of the street)

Benjamin Franklin Parkway from 20th Street to Eakins Oval (all lanes; both sides)

22nd Street between Pennsylvania Avenue and Winter Street (both sides of the street)

21st Street between Pennsylvania Avenue & Race Street (both sides of the street)

20th Street from Race Street to Callowhill Street (both sides of the street)

19th Street from Arch Street to Vine Street (both sides of the street)

18th Street from Arch Street to Vine Street (both sides of the street)

17th Street from Arch Street to Vine Street (both sides of the street)

16th Street from Market Street to Benjamin Franklin Parkway (both sides of the street)

1500-1600 Market St. (both sides of the street)

1600 Cherry St. (both sides of the street)

Park Towne Place between 22nd and 24th streets (north side of the street)

2000-2200 Spring Garden St. (both sides of the street)

2000 Winter St.

If driving into Center City is necessary, commercial off-street parking lots and garages are located near the Benjamin Franklin Parkway and Broad Street.

Can I get a SEPTA pass for Super Bowl parade?

If you didn't buy the one-day special pass from SEPTA before Friday, you won't get a seat. And even if you did, you need to secure your spot before the regional rails -- the trains -- reach capacity systemwide of about 77,000 riders. Also you need to know what train stations are open Friday. The trains are not stopping at many stations Friday.

As of Thursday afternoon, SEPTA had sold 30,000 of the one-day passes, according to a spokesman.

Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl parade train tickets, public transportation

The city of Philadelphia recommends using public transportation as an alternative to driving to the Super Bowl parade.

Service on the Broad Street Line (B) and Market-Frankford Line (L) will run every 6 to 8 minutes beginning around 5 a.m. Free rides are available on both lines, covered by Kevin Hart’s premium tequila line, Gran Coramino. Hart is a Philadelphia native, and his brand is the official luxury tequila partner of the Eagles.

Note that a limited number of stations will be open on parade day to safely move large crowds into the city. Plan accordingly if you’re commuting into Center City for the parade or for work.

There is also limited parking at the two El stations: The Frankford Transportation Center has 500 parking spaces and the Fern Rock Transportation Station has 500, according to SEPTA. Both lots are expected to fill early.

Regional rail lines will run on limited, modified service from 4:30 a.m. through 10:50 p.m., including the Wilmington/Newark route.

Regional Rail customers can use Key cards, passes or purchase a Special One-Day pass for the parade. The Special One-Day Pass is available beginning on Feb. 12 and must be purchased in person at aRegional Rail Sales Officebefore Friday. It costs $10 and is valid for 10 rides across all modes. If not used on the day of the parade, it can be used on another date of your choosing.

Parking will be enforced at all transit stations.

SEPTA officials noted that it will close rail transportation at its 70,000 rider capacity limit, meaning even if you have a pass, you aren't guaranteed a seat on a train.

Cyclists should be aware that several bicycle lanes along the Benjamin Franklin Parkway, Broad Street and streets in the area will be inaccessible. There will be no access to the Schuylkill River Trail from the rear of the Philadelphia Museum of Art on Feb. 14. Westbound travel on the Schuylkill Travel will end at Paine Skate Park.

Got a tip or a story idea?Contact Krys'tal Griffin at kgriffin@delawareonline.com.

(This story was updated to add new information.)

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