Everything you need to know about the Super Bowl 59 parade for the Eagles

The Philadelphia Eagles are your Super Bowl LIX champions!

Philadelphia has been waiting for this moment, finally avenging their Super Bowl LVII loss to the Kansas City Chiefs. The Eagles defeated the three-time consecutive AFC winners 40-22, convincingly securing their second Super Bowl in franchise history. Moreover, a special all-around team performance brings the Lombardi Trophy to the City of Brotherly Love for the first time since 2018.

Following an emphatic title victory, the Eagles and their fan base earned the right to party like it's 1999. And if the iconic celebration in 2018 is any indication, the Philadelphia contingent knows how to revel in the moment.

With that in mind, here's everything you need to know about the Eagles' Super Bowl 59 parade details.

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Everything you need to know about the Super Bowl 59 parade for the Eagles

ESPN's Adam Schefter revealed that the Eagles' Super Bowl parade is set for Friday, Feb. 14.

A storm is brewing and expected to yield "significant amounts" of snow in Philadelphia on Feb. 11, potentially up to four or five inches. So, the Eagles won't be marching down Broad Street until Friday, AKA Valentine's Day. Talk about a way to pay tribute to your significant other!

Oddly enough, the elements were a factor after the Eagles beat the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LII. Forecasts prompted Philly officials to delay the parade until the Thursday after their inaugural Super Bowl triumph. Nevertheless, regardless of the date, the roads will be flooded with green. Yet, fans will presumably have to buy train tickets in advance if they want to attend the Eagles jamboree.

Due to traffic and high demand, the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) required folks to purchase metro vouchers beforehand in 2018. However, the public transit authority hasn't officially announced how it plans to proceed for the 2025 festivities.

The Eagles kicked off their parade at 11 a.m. ET on Broad Street and Pattison Avenue. In other words, the parade began outside the club's home stadium, Lincoln Financial Field. The shindig extended past Philadelphia's City Hall and toward the Philadelphia Art Museum. From there, retired Eagles center Jason Kelce delivered an all-time speech in a Mummers suit.