Everything you need to know about the Rams Super Bowl Wednesday – CBS Los Angeles

Los Angeles (Spicela) The Los Angeles Rams set their winning streak in the Super Bowl on Wednesday.

You can watch the entire victory celebration on KCAL9 and Streaming on CBS News Los Angeles 10:30 a.m. starts with Pat Harvey, Jim Hill and Jim Everett.

The 1.1-mile victory parade will begin at Shrine Auditorium and end at the LA Memorial Coliseum, where a parade will be held at the Coliseum’s Olympic Stadium.

The parade will begin at approximately 11 a.m. at the intersection of Royal Street and Jefferson Boulevard. Jefferson Boulevard will descend on Figueroa Street, then descend on Exposition Park Drive before finally ending at the Coliseum at approximately 11:45 a.m.

It will feature ram players, coaches, floats and specialized vehicles.

A procession will then be held in the Ocean Square of the Colosseum from about noon to 1 pm

Entry to the rally is free and open to the public. No tickets required. However, all fans will have to show either evidence of vaccination against COVID-19, a negative antigen test done within 24 hours, or a negative PCR test done within 48 hours. No masks will be required after officials lift the external mask mandate.

Public transportation is an option for those looking to avoid traffic and parking issues. The metro has two train stations along the parade route: at Jefferson/USC and at Expo Park/USC.

“Once you get off the metro train stations, you’ll be within walking distance of those locations,” metro spokesman Dave Sotero said.

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In 2020, the Lakers won the NBA title and the Dodgers won the World Championship, but both have been denied victory rallies due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Lakers star LeBron James Suggest Monday That the Rams, Lakers and Dodgers have a common view.

“All of us, the Dodgers and the Rams should do a joint show together!!!! with live concert afterwards to finish it!!” James tweeted. City of Heroes.

The Rams defeated the Cincinnati Bengals at 23-20 on Sunday.

We must all, the dodgers and the rams, do a joint parade together!!!! With a live party afterwards to finish it!! City of Champions 🏆🏆🏆💍💍💍. Congratulations 🐏 once again!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

– LeBron James (@KingJames) February 14, 2022

Street closures before the parade will begin at 7 a.m. and are expected to last until 2 p.m. Most streets in the University Park area during those hours will be restricted to local access only. Streets that will be closed include:

• Figueroa Avenue between Adams Avenue. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard.
• Jefferson Boulevard. Between Fairmont and Grand Avenues
• Avenue Gallery. Between Fairmont Street and Flower Street

The ramp from Interstate 110 southbound on Exposition Boulevard, and 110 Express Lane on and off ramps at 39th Street will also be closed.

LAPD will be patrolling the parade route and dispatching additional resources to the downtown area in case similar problems occur to Sunday night’s celebrations.

“But people will think the party isn’t over for them until they cause a little commotion or recklessness,” said LAPD chief Michael Moore.

Once the parade is over and the march begins, officers will move on to the patrol’s job to ensure the festivities don’t turn into turmoil.

“Once the parade route is complete, these officers will be freed for additional patrols, whether around the parade area, the celebration area, or around the downtown area,” Moore said.