When is the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl parade? Exploring all details on Patrick Mahomes' team's plans

Modified Feb 13, 2024 17:23 GMT

Kansas City Chiefs Victory Parade — When is the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl parade? Exploring all details on Patrick Mahomes' team's plans

The Kansas City Chiefs have won their third Super Bowl in the Andy Reid-Patrick Mahomes era. They defeated the San Francisco 49ers 25-22 in Las Vegas and cemented their place among the dynasties in NFL history.

This means the people of Kansas will be privileged to witness their third Big Game parade of this decade.

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When is the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl parade?

According to Fox4KC, the Chiefs' Super Bowl parade is scheduled for 11:00 AM on Wednesday, February 14th.

If you're taking your partner out on Valentine's Day in Kansas City, you might spot Patrick Mahomes and Co. having fun on an open-top bus. The Kansas City Sports Commission will release the official plans closer to the parade.

What is the Chiefs' parade route?

Per the Kansas City Sports Commission, the parade starts at 6th Street in the downtown area, heading south on Grand Boulevard through downtown. It will then turn onto Pershing Road and finish at Union Station.

How to stream the Chiefs' parade

Fans can catch the Chiefs' Super Bowl parade live on NFL Network, FuboTV and KSN's website. Coverage starts at 12 PM ET.

How much will Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce's Chiefs make after winning the Super Bowl?

Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce are two of the best-paid players at the quarterback and tight end positions, respectively.

Both players are perennial Pro Bowlers essential to the Chiefs' offensive play style. While these players are millionaires, everyone loves a financial windfall after winning the big game.

According to numerous reports, Super Bowl 2024-winning team players will earn $164,000 in prize money. Meanwhile, members of the losing franchise will get $89,000 in prize money.

Patrick Mahomes promised Kansas City Chiefs teammates a memorable trip

Two-time Super Bowl MVP Patrick Mahomes knows something about winning (and losing) the big game. The Texas Tech alum recently played in the fourth Big Game of his storied career, and he's now 3-1 in the Super Bowl.

Mahomes recently promised his teammates that a victory would earn them a return trip to Las Vegas to celebrate their win correctly.

According to NFL Network reporter James Palmer, Mahomes said:

"I told the guys that if we win, I'll bring everyone back to Vegas to celebrate."

The Chiefs were in Las Vegas for strictly business, but now that they have won the Super Bowl, Mahomes will likely bring back the team to Las Vegas pretty soon.

The game was Patrick Mahomes' fourth Super Bowl in six seasons as the Chiefs’ starting quarterback, and he has improved his record to 3-1 in the big game.