UPDATED: Mon, 2/6/17 @ 4:35PM
The Mayor and City of Boston just released UPDATED information for the parade route and street closings fo tomororw. CLICK HERE to get all the updated info!
The victory parade will take place in Boston Tuesday at 11 a.m., Mayor Marty Walsh announced. The Mayor met this morning about more route details. See his announcement below:
Here is the PARADE route! And some things to consider about getting there, parking and more.
So will the streets be closed off?
Exactly. The Boston Police Department will likely begin shutting down streets along and near the route shortly before 11 a.m. and not reopening them until after the festivities. Make sure you follow the Boston Police Department's Twitter feed for more updates!
The best ways to get to the parade, then?
The T is your friend for this parade. Probably best to avoid the Green Line along Boylston itself, unless you plan to beat the crowds—and go for Red Line ways into downtown, including the Downtown Crossing and Park Street stops. Make sure you follow the MBTA and any service advisories.
And the best way to view the Pats rolling by on duckboats?
From the sidewalk along Boylston, along the Garden and the Common, or at City Hall Plaza.
And here is what tomorrow's weather forecast is going to look like so you know how to prepare.