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Pittsburgh Steelers to host Parade Tuesday (Route Map)



02 February 2009 @ 06:37 pm ET

The Pittsburgh Steelers and the city will celebrate the 2009 Super Bowl victory on Tuesday, February 3, 2009 by hosting a parade, a county official announced on Tuesday.


Steelers Parade Route
The Steelers Super Bowl Victory parade Route is seen in a graphic. The parade will start Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2009 at noon at the end of the East Busway, near the corner of Grant Street and Liberty Avenue. The parade will then go down Grant and make a right to the Boulevard of the Allies. (IBTimes / IBTimes graphic)
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The parade will start at noon at the end of the East Busway, near the corner of Grant Street and Liberty Avenue, said Keven Evanto, an Allegheny County spokesman Executive Dan Onorato, according to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.

The parade will then go down Grant and make a right to the Boulevard of the Allies.

This is the Steelers' sixth Superbowl win. Their last victory in the big game was in 2006.

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