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City Readies for Super Bowl Victory Parade

By Staff Reporter of the Sun | February 1, 2008

If the Giants win the Super Bowl on Sunday, the city is prepared to throw them a party.

Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly said plans are in the works for a victory parade and ceremony to take place on Tuesday following the big game.

The parade would start at 10 a.m. at the U.S. Custom House and travel uptown on Broadway to City Hall, where grandstands would seat 5,000 fans for a 1 p.m. celebration ceremony.

Mr. Kelly pointed out that the event would coincide with primary elections in New York. "We urge everyone to go out and vote and celebrate a Giants win," he said.


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