Chiefs Super Bowl Parade 2024: Time, Date, Route, Streaming & How to Watch Patrick Mahomes Celebrate the Championship

The NFL Super Bowl never fails to excite fans. The Kansas City Chiefs defeated the San Francisco 49ers in overtime with a score of 25-22 to claim the Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas. With this victory, Patrick Mahomes and Co. etched their names in the history books by becoming the first-ever NFL team to claim back-to-back Super Bowl titles in two decades. 

Such a remarkable milestone deserves a special celebration, and what better way to celebrate the occasion than with beloved fans? That said, let’s dive deeper to know every possible detail for the Chiefs Super Bowl Parade 2024. 

What is the scheduled date and time for the Chiefs’ 2024 Super Bowl parade?

The victory parade is reportedly scheduled for Wednesday, February 14. This comes after the Greater Kansas City Sports Commission received clearance from the city council to spend around $1 million on the event—a sum that exceeds the budget from the previous year. The parade will begin at 11 a.m. ET, and a victory rally is scheduled to begin at Union Station right after the parade ends, roughly at 12:45 p.m. ET.

What route will the Chiefs follow for the Super Bowl parade? 

As per the various sources, the route is going to be the same as last year. According to a map issued by the Kansas City Sports Commission, the parade will begin at 6th Street in the River Market district and continue south along Grand Boulevard past downtown, Power & Light, and the Crossroads. 

There will be no stop at City Market along the parade route this year, unlike last year. The march will end its course in front of Union Station after turning onto Pershing Road. The traffic guidelines will also be released soon by the Kansas City Sports Commission. 

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How to watch the Patrick Mahomes and Co. parade? 

Cheifs’ fans can watch their favorite stars paint the streets of Missouri red on KMBC 9 News, KMBC.com, and can also stream on Very Local. We anticipate a large crowd of somewhere near millions surrounding the Chiefs’ bus, with relatively agreeable weather conditions forecasted. One cannot imagine the numbers if there’s even a remote chance that Taylor Swift will be there. Then we reckon more people will undoubtedly swarm to the downtown area.

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