Several Kansas City schools have canceled their classes Wednesday so their students can attend the 2020 Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl parade.

WDAF reported that the parade would start at 11:30 a.m. and end at the city’s Union Station by 1 p.m.

Many downtown streets will be closed off, and parking will be scarce during that time. The victory parade, which is the first Super Bowl parade the city has seen in 50 years, is expected to be bigger than the parade held in 2015 when the Kansas City Royals won the World Series.

Millions of people are expected to be dressed up in red and gold to attend the parade.

The following school districts in alphabetical order have announced their closure on Wednesday:

Basehor-Linwood School District Belton Schools Blue Springs Blue Valley Bonner Springs DeSoto School District Fort Osage Grain Valley Grandview Harrisonville Hickman Mills Independence Schools Kansas City, Kansas Public Schools Kansas City, Missouri Public Schools Kearney Lee’s Summit Liberty Public Schools North Kansas City Oak Grove Olathe Schools Park Hill Platte County R-3 Ray-Pec Schools Shawnee Mission Smithville Tonganoxie Turner School District

The Kansas City Chiefs beat the San Francisco 49ers in the Super Bowl on Sunday night in a 31-20 game.