Relive best moments from the Eagles' Super Bowl Championship Parade

People are out early, bundled up and repping their best Eagles gear to get the best spot they can for the Super Bowl victory parade Friday.

One man who spoke with Action News said he arrived seven hours early.

"I'm bundled up. Three layers of everything - socks, thermals, got the face mask. We got a few snacks if we need it so once we're here, we're not moving. That's what we said. So, we're good," said Nadeem Latif, from Northeast Philadelphia.

People are out early, bundled up and repping their best Eagles gear to get the best spot they can for the Eagles victory parade Friday.

Latif took the city's advice and has a good plan in place.

"First ones to see it. When the crowd passes, we'll be the first ones out," he said.

We know a lot of people will be along the parade route Friday, with the city expecting more than 1 million people.

Many parade-goers will be using cellphones, and that means service bandwidth could be faulty or slow.

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So, consider communicating via text or social media over making calls.

Verizon tells Action News it will have network engineers onsite and monitoring it remotely, to ensure customers stay connected.

Remember that if you're heading to the start of the parade route at Broad and Pattison, parking is not allowed at the stadium complex on parade day Friday.

The city is urging people to park in lots in Old City and then walk 15 to 20 minute to the parade route.

If you're heading to the start of the parade route at Broad and Pattison, parking is not allowed at the stadium complex Friday.

The Autopark at 125 South 2nd Street is one option. The Bourse Parking garage at 44 South 4th Street is another, as is the 618 Market Street Parking Garage.

MORE ON PARKING RESTRICTIONS AND STREET CLOSURES: HERE

Eagles fans began lining up early to catch SEPTA's Regional Rail trains into Center City.

The energy was electric, even for early in the morning, with the crowds chanting "E-A-G-L-E-S Eagles!"

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Those waiting had to buy their tickets in advance. There are no day-of tickets available.

"You must arrive at the station in parade day with a fare instrument in hand - either a loaded Key Card or a one day pass that we're selling. We're going to pre-validate everybody's fare instrument before they board," says SEPTA's Interim General Manager, Scott Sauer.

Regional Rail lines will run on limited, modified service from 4:30 a.m. through 10:50 p.m. on Friday.

Regional trains will operate inbound-only in the morning and outbound-only after the parade.

Officials warned ahead of the big day that there is no guarentee you'll get a seat if you have a Ket Card or one-day parade pass.

Each train can only hold 1,000 people at a time, so fans show plan to arrive early.

Service to Center City will be available via Jefferson and 30th Street stations, which SEPTA officials note is a short walk from the parade route.

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