Street parking will be free in Philadelphia for Super Bowl parade Friday
Eagles parade: Where to park your car
As the Eagles Super Bowl parade quickly approaches, here's what to know about where to park your car amid road closures and packed streets.
PHILADELPHIA - Parade planning is in full force for Eagles fans, and Philadelphia has a gift for those choosing to drive into the city.
What we know:
The Philadelphia Parking Authority announced that street parking meters will not be enforced for the Eagles Super Bowl on Friday.
The same goes for residential parking time limits.
However, parking restrictions are still in place along the parade route and adjacent street beginning at 6 p.m. Thursday, until 6 p.m. Friday.
Eagles Super Bowl parade: City announces road closures, restrictions for Friday parade
The Philadelphia Eagles and the city are celebrating the Super Bowl LIX win by throwing a parade for the fans and the team, in a time to gather and appreciate a great season.
Alternate Travel:
Don't want to drive into the city for the parade? SEPTA is offering free rides on their Market-Frankford and Broad Street lines on Friday.
The costs will be covered by Philly native Kevin Hart's tequila line, Gran Coramino.
Travel guide: How to get to the Eagles Super Bowl parade
Philadelphia is preparing to welcome over a million Eagles fans to the city on Friday for the team's second Super Bowl parade in less than a decade.
What you can do:
Whether you're planning to travel by car or public transportation, officials are urging fans to have a plan in place to navigate the massive crowds.
The Source: Information from this article was provided by the Philadelphia Parking Authority.