KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) – The Kansas City Chiefs fans are flocking to buy
T-shirts, lining up for photos and preparing to skip out on work for a
celebratory parade after the team won its first Super Bowl in 50 years.
Schools in the area have started calling off classes so students and staff
could attend “The Chiefs Kingdom Champions Parade,” which is set for 11:30
a.m. Wednesday. Officials announced the celebration Sunday night, shortly after
the Chiefs defeated San Francisco 31-20. The festivities will include a victory rally at Union Station in Kansas City, Missouri, shortly after the parade ends.
Among the school districts pulling the plug on classes was the school system
across the state line in Kansas City, Kansas.
City spokesman Chris Hernandez offered no specifics on on the expected crowd
size for the Chiefs’ celebration, saying only that “we are prepared for a
massive crowd of fans wearing red and celebrating a Super Bowl victory that’s
been 50 years in the making. So please dress warmly and come downtown to enjoy a family-friendly celebration.”
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