Eagles Super Bowl Parade: Everything you need to know

Is septa affected by the Super Bowl parade?

The Septa service will differ drastically than usual, said city officials on Tuesday.

The service runs every 6-8 minutes from 5 a.m., although a limited number of stations “can bring the large crowds into the city safely into the city”. Additional stations can be closed on the road level due to disease conditions. The complete transit plan from Septa is expected to be announced on Wednesday.

The trips in Septa’s Broad Street and Market-Frankford Lines will be free, with the kind permission of Kevin Harts Tequila brand Gran Coramino born in Philly.

The regional railway lines will be carried out on Friday from 4:30 a.m. to 10:50 p.m. with a limited modified service.

Further parade -specific transit information can be found on the Septa website.

Is Patco affected by the Super Bowl parade?

From 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Friday, Patco will only operate west in the following four locations in New Jersey: Lindenwold, Woodcrest, Ferry Avenue and City Hall, with non-stop service up to 9/10 and locust street.

At 1 p.m. Patco of 9/10 and Locust Street only begins east. The normal service is expected to be resumed at 7 p.m.

Further parade-specific transit information can be found on the Patco website.

Will the PPA be a ticket car during the Eagles Super Bowl Parade?

The parking authority in Philadelphia will not enforce measuring devices and deadlines on Friday, but safety violations (e.g. parking spaces too close to the corner, fire hydrants, blocking zebra strips and double parking spaces) are enforced.

Will Philly City Offices and dishes be open during the parade?

All urban government offices in Philadelphia will be closed on Friday, including Philadelphia Park and Recreation’s Recreation, Environmental and older adult centers and day centers in the city. The dishes in Philadelphia are closed in a similar way.

Are the bicycle traces affected by the Eagles Super Bowl Parade?

Several bicycle traces along Ben Franklin Parkway, Broad Street and the streets nearby will be inaccessible according to the city.

On Friday there is no access to the Schuylkill River Trail from the rear part of the Philadelphia Museum of Art. In a west direction on the Schuylkill Travel ends in the Paine Skate Park.

Will the Eagles Super Bowl Parade record garbage disposal?

A normal collection of living waste and recycling will be discontinued for the parade on Friday. Residents whose collection day is usually on Friday can place their garbage and recycling for the collection for the collection on Saturday.

What is the forecast for the Eagles Super Bowl Parade?

From Tuesday, the Parade prediction demands a sunny sky with a high of 36 degrees.

Those who remember the first Super Bowl parade of the Eagles after the Super Bowl 52 victory of the franchise against the New England Patriots can quickly remind fans of dressing accordingly and bundling themselves.

Will I have a mobile phone service at the parade?

Adam Thiel, Managing Director of Philadelphia, recommended that the guests have alternative communication plans because the cell phone service can be limited with the number of expected participants, around 1 million people.

What security measures will be available for the parade?

The law enforcement agencies will be exposed to full force on Friday, according to the officials that dozens of local, state and federal authorities work together to work on public security efforts. The city’s emergency center, the mobile command posts and the joint information center are activated for the parade.

The police commissioner of Philadelphia, Kevin Bethel, asked the fans not to “march” a special day with “negative behavior”.

After the Super Bowl victory of the Eagles on Sunday, the PPD made almost 20 arrests for vandalism, attacks against police officers, serious bodily harm and ruthless danger. Almost 30 quotes were issued for disordered behavior.

The Super Bowl parade of the Eagles comes one year after a fatal shooting during the Super Bowl 58 parade of the Chiefs, in which one person and 24 others were injured.