The New England Patriots Super Bowl victory parade has been scheduled for Tuesday morning
After winning the Super Bowl on Sunday night, it’s time for the New England Patriots to start the party… or is it?
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Due to the snow storm that is destined for Boston, the parade isn’t scheduled for tonight, it has been delayed until tomorrow (Tuesday) morning.
According to WHDH, Mayor Marty Walsh has confirmed the parade will be held Tuesday morning, February 3rd.
It will begin at Prudential Tower and end at City Hall.
Even with the awful snowstorm that’s hitting the city, everyone is eager to celebrate the big Super Bowl victory, after seeing their beloved Patriots come from behind and beat the Seattle Seahawks in dramatic fashion.
Last night’s Super Bowl has been confirmed as the highest rated Super Bowl in NFL history.
Super Bowl gets 49.7 overnight rating, highest in game's history, NBC reports
— Richard Sandomir (@RichSandomir) February 2, 2015
Make sure to tay with WHDH to watch the parade and celebrate if you’re a Patriots fan, and cry if you’re a Seahawks fan. Many people in Boston aren’t happy that the parade is Tuesday morning but that’s how it turned out and I’m sure the fans will rally behind their team regardless of the inconveniences this storm has caused.
H/T WHDH
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