On Wednesday, the city of Kansas City celebrated the Super Bowl LVII victory of the Kansas City Chiefs with a parade. The parade was filled with memorable moments, from the cheering of fans to the speeches of Chiefs players.

The parade began at Union Station and ended at the Liberty Memorial, where a rally was held. At the rally, Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes and other players spoke to the crowd.

The city also announced that the Kansas City Municipal Court would be closed on Wednesday in honor of the parade, allowing citizens to join in the celebration.

Those who were unable to attend the parade were able to watch it from home. KSHB 41 Kansas City News provided viewers with information on how to watch the parade, and WDAF FOX4 Kansas City provided a replay of the parade and the rally.

KMBC Kansas City reported on the biggest moments from the parade, while KMBC 9 reported on the arrival of Patrick Mahomes and his teammates.

For more coverage of the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl LVII victory parade, view the full coverage on USNN.