Why is Going to Disneyland a Tradition For Super Bowl MVPs? Patrick Mahomes Reveals Plans After Chiefs’ Win vs 49ers

Since 1987, the iconic phrase “I’m going to Disneyland” has been synonymous with Super Bowl victory celebrations. It all began with Phil Simms, quarterback of the New York Giants, who first uttered the famous line as part of a Disney advertising campaign. Since then, it’s become a tradition for the game’s MVP to proclaim their post-game destination at Disneyland or Disney World. This year, Patrick Mahomes joins the illustrious list of MVPs headed to the happiest place on Earth after leading the Kansas City Chiefs to victory against the San Francisco 49ers.

For Mahomes, this won’t be his first rodeo at Disneyland. In fact, it’ll be his third visit to the iconic theme park. Reflecting on his previous experiences, Mahomes expressed excitement for the upcoming celebration, hinting at a non-stop adventure. “I got to go to Disneyland at like 8 in the morning,” Mahomes shared. “Dude, there might not be any sleep.” As Mahomes gears up for another unforgettable trip, fans eagerly anticipate witnessing the Super Bowl MVP revel in the magic of Disney once again.