Parade of Eagles Super Bowl: everything you need to know

Will the Septa be affected by the Super Bowl parade?

The Septa service will be radically different from the habit, city officials announced on Tuesday.

The service will take place every 6 to 8 minutes from 5 am, although a limited number of stations are open to “safely move the big crowds in the city”, by Septa. Additional stations may close due to the conditions of overcrowding at the street level. The complete septa transport plan should be announced on Wednesday.

The walks on the Broad Street and Market-Frankford lines of Septa will be free, graciousness of the Tequila brand from Philly from Kevin Hart, Gran Coramino.

The regional rail lines will take place on a limited and modified service from 4:30 to 10:50 p.m. Friday.

Other transit information specific to the parade can be found on the Septa website.

Will Patco be affected by the Super Bowl parade?

From 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday, Patco will operate only a service west of the following four locations of the following New Jersey: Lindenwold, Woodcrest, Ferry Avenue and the Town Hall, with service without stop at 9/10 and rue Locust.

At 1 p.m., Patco will start the service in the direction is 9/10 and Locust Street. The normal service should resume at 7 p.m.

Other transit information specific to the parade can be found on the Patco website.

Will the PPA be ticketing cars during the Eagles parade of the Super Bowl?

The Philadelphia Parking Authority will not apply the counter regulations and the time limit on Friday, but security violations (for example parking too close to the area, fire terminals, pedestrian passages and double parking lot ) will be applied.

Will Philly City offices and courts be opened during the parade?

All the offices of the Municipal Government of Philadelphia will be closed on Friday, notably Philadelphia Park and Recreation’s Recreation, Environmental and Eld Adult Centers and City Daytime City. The courts of Philadelphia will also be closed.

Will the cycle paths be affected by the Eagles parade of the Super Bowl?

Several bicycle routes along the Parkway of Ben Franklin, Broad Street and the streets in the surroundings will be inaccessible, depending on the city.

Friday, the Schuylkill River Trail at the back of the Philadelphia Museum of Art. The west trip on the Schuyl voyage will end on the Skate Park Paine.

Will the Super Bowl Eagles parade have an impact on the garbage cans?

The normal residential collection of waste and recycling will be suspended on Friday for the parade. Residents whose day in the collection is generally Friday May place their garbage and recycle for the collection on Saturday.

What are the forecasts for the Eagles parade of the Super Bowl?

Tuesday, the parade forecasts call a sunny sky, with a 36 degree summit.

Those who remember the first parade of the Eagles Super Bowl, after the victory of the Super Bowl 52 of the franchise against the Patriots of New England, can quickly remind fans to dress accordingly and to regroup.

Will I have a mobile phone service during the parade?

The director general of Philadelphia, Adam Thiel, recommended that customers have alternative communication plans, because the mobile phone service can be limited with the number of participants expected, around 1 million people.

What security measures will be in place for the parade?

The police will be in force on Friday, officials said, with dozens of local, state and federal agencies associating public security efforts. The city’s emergency operations center, the mobile command post and the joint information center will be activated for the parade.

Philadelphia’s police commissioner, Kevin Bethel, urged fans not to “mark” a special day with “negative behavior”.

After the Eagles’ victory, the Super Bowl on Sunday, the PPD carried out nearly 20 arrests for vandalism, assault against police officers, a serious assault and reckless danger. Nearly 30 quotes were issued for disorderly driving.

The Eagles Super Bowl parade occurs a year after a deadly shooting during the parade of the Super Bowl 58 of the Chiefs who made a dead person and 24 others injured.