Hours after Mayor Cherelle Parker implored fans not to "climb light poles or anything" if the Philadelphia Eagles win the Super Bowl on Sunday, city officials revealed road closures, parking restrictions and other safety measures.

Eagles fans are expected to flood Philly on Super Bowl Sunday. Here’s what to know about road closures, parking restrictions, and SEPTA detours in Center City, South Philly, and Northeast Philly.

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- Here's what's happening in Philadelphia for Super Bowl Sunday as we get ready for the Eagles to take on the Kansas City Chiefs. Super Bowl LIX kicks off at 6:30 p.m. ET on Sunday, Feb. 9, at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans.

As Philadelphia preps for a celebration on Super Bowl Sunday, city officials stress safety measures for fans to follow.

Days before Super Bowl LIX, Philadelphia officials are ready to discuss how the city will prepare for the impacts of the game.

During a news conference Thursday, the City of Philadelphia shared details on road closures, parking restrictions, and safety measures. The City says safety is its top priority, and preparations

Officials with the City of Philadelphia, SEPTA, the Philadelphia Police Department, the Philadelphia Fire Department and other entities discussed how the city is getting ready for Super Bowl LIX.

Days before the Philadelphia Eagles take on the Kansas City Chiefs in the Super Bowl, Philadelphia’s mayor sought to dissuade celebrating fans from climbing light poles or onto other equipment.

Mayor Cherelle Parker is pleading with Eagles fans to remember her "golden rule": Don't climb light poles. The big picture: The death of a Temple University student following the Birds' win in the NFC Championship last month — not to mention someone shooting off a gun into the air in a large crowd — has city officials issuing an only-in-Philly PSA ahead of Sunday.