SUPER BOWL LVII
Super Bowl LVII Parade 2023: when will the Chiefs have their victory celebrations?
With a Mahomes-led 38-35 victory over the Eagles, Kansas City can turn their attention to the parties, joy and maybe a little smugness.
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As we reflect on another Super Bowl, the feelings across the country will be mixed. There will be fans crying into their cheesesteak, thinking back on what could have been had only this and that happened differently. Then there will be the neutrals who will have their view on some of the more controversial refereeing decisions and on how the game played out. And then, of course, we’ll have the victors, some quietly smug, others outwardly boastful, reminding everyone in their path of the virtues and dominance of their heroes.
So to this year’s champions, the Kansas City Chiefs, and when they’ll be bringing their mixed but extremely happy bunch of fans together for their victory parade.
When and where is the Chiefs’ victory parade?
At noon on Wednesday 15 February, you can join up with the Chiefs for what is being dubbed the ‘Chiefs Kingdom Champions Parade.’ There the players and coaches will head down Grand Boulevard through downtown Kansas City and the Crossroads Arts District.
This will crawl along amidst the throng of fans until it reaches its conclusion at Union Station, where you can celebrate in style with the guys that brought home Super Bowl 57.