Local transportation authorities unveil express-style service with limited stops to accommodate tens of thousands of fans.

A guide to the Eagles Super Bowl Parade including parade route, road closures, SEPTA & PATCO information, restrooms, and more ...

SEPTA is planning to transport thousands of Eagles fans to and from the Super Bowl victory parade on Friday, Feb. 14.

The city is expecting one million people to turn out for the Eagles for the Super Bowl victory parade on Friday, which means getting around the city on public transit will need to be thoughtfully ...

A fan that passed out during the recent Duke basketball game against North Carolina State is doing okay. The fan walked out of Cameron Indoor Stadium under their own accord, per On3. Duke went on ...

Republic Day 2025 parade: Are you planning to attend the Republic Day parade? Here's a handy guide on how to book tickets, including prices and other details. Republic Day 2025 parade: Know all ...

This year's ceremony includes a grand parade at Kartavya Path in New Delhi, featuring cultural tableaux, military displays, and an Air Force flypast. Tickets can be booked online or at designated ...

Attendees must carry valid photo ID and their parade ticket or pass for entry. Metro Services: The Delhi Metro will operate from 4 AM on January 26, providing free rides for ticket holders.

As scheduled, the celebrations will kick off with a grand military parade, starting from Raisina Hills, proceed along the Kartavya Path (formerly Rajpath), pass the India Gate and proceed to the ...

It will still be visible to lesser degrees until February 21. It’s not a super rare occurrence, with the last planet parade happening in May-June 2024. However, NASA has said, “they don’t happen every ...

Image Source : FILE IMAGE Republic Day 2025: Know parade timings, how to book tickets online, nearest metro and other details. Republic Day is one of the most special days in India. Every year on ...

Stargazers can witness a rare planetary parade on January 21 and 25, with Mars, Venus, Jupiter, and Saturn visible to the naked eye after sunset. Uranus and Neptune need a telescope for clear viewing.