Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl Championship Parade: A Day to Remember
It’s the day that every Philadelphia Eagles supporter eagerly anticipates even before the season commences—the ultimate sports celebration, the Philadelphia Super Bowl Championship Parade.
The parade kicks off at 11 a.m., yet enthusiastic fans are already flocking to Broad Street and the Benjamin Franklin Parkway. Thousands gather to catch a glimpse of the team as they make their way along the route towards the iconic Art Museum steps, where speeches and other festivities will take place later in the day.
The formal ceremony begins at 2 p.m. on the steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art and is slated to wrap up around 3:15 p.m.
Join us as we follow fans journeying from Bucks County and other parts of the region to Philadelphia to join the celebration.
Stay tuned for our continuous live coverage and feed from the parade as it heads to the Art Museum.
Lansdale Catholic Alum Joins Team Speeches
Ryan Quigley, a Lansdale Catholic graduate who suffered severe injuries in a terrorist attack in New Orleans last month, joined Eagles star Saquon Barkley on the Art Museum steps to lead the “E-A-G-L-E-S” chant on Friday.
Quigley, a former Princeton University football standout, was hit by a speeding truck in the attack on January 1, which tragically claimed the life of his best friend, Martin “Tiger” Bech.
According to the Eagles website, the Lansdale native sustained fractures to his leg, back, and face.
Quigley graduated from Lansdale Catholic High School in 2016 and Princeton University in 2020 with a history degree. At Princeton, he played as a running back, as reported by the Daily Princetonian.
He was visiting New Orleans with Bech, 28—his close friend and coworker—from their Princeton days. Bech was killed when struck by the truck in the early hours of 2025.
Last week at NovaCare, Eagles defensive end Brandon Graham surprised Quigley with Super Bowl tickets. A dedicated Eagles fan, Quigley was contacted by the team after sustaining his injuries.
Eagles Reach Philadelphia’s Iconic Art Museum ‘Rocky Steps’
The parade has arrived at Eakins Oval and the Art Museum concludes the parade’s journey as buses slowly make their last stop, welcomed by thousands of fans.
Players delighted the crowd from the buses, waving enthusiastically, sharing high-fives, and more. After a brief pause, the team is slated to ascend the “Rocky steps” in front of the Art Museum for their victorious speeches and celebration.
For fans not at the Art Museum or those planning to leave the city, SEPTA regional rail trains will commence outbound departures at 2 p.m.
Bucks County eateries and bars eagerly await the returning crowds to keep the festivities alive. Discover these local watch parties and specials.
Eagles Super Bowl Parade Marches Through South Philly to Center City
The Eagles parade progresses, departing from the NovaCare Center and rolling down Broad Street amid the colorful explosion of confetti cannons.
Spectators crowd Broad Street, eager to see the team, players, coaches, and the esteemed Lombardi Trophy. Quarterback Jalen Hurts and team owner Jeff Lurie lead the celebration, as Hurts proudly hoists the trophy, earning thunderous applause from the throngs of Eagles followers.
The four-mile route is lined with fans, as an estimated one million people gather to revel in the excitement.