Several roads to be closed in CBD during Stormers celebratory street parade

Certain roads in the Cape Town city centre are to be closed ahead of, and during, the DHL Stormers' celebratory victory parade on Friday.
From Thursday night to Friday lunchtime several streets in the CBD will be affected (see below).
The team 'stormed' to an outstanding victory over the Bulls on Saturday night, taking home the much-coveted Vodacom United Rugby Championship trophy.
In honour of the win, the lads will be showcasing the silverware during a bus parade starting at the Grand Parade.
I invite everyone to join the parade on Friday. Let’s come out and show our appreciation for the champions.
Geordin Hill-Lewis, Mayor - City of Cape Town
This is a proud moment for Cape Town and it shows just how much Cape Town loves the DHL Stormers, and our sporting heroes that make us proud.
Geordin Hill-Lewis, Mayor - City of Cape Town
The bus tour will kick off at the Grand Parade at 10:30am on Friday and follow a planned route along Adderley Street, Wale Street, Long and Loop Streets and ending on Somerset Road.
Motorists are being asked to take note of the following road closures before and during the bus parade.
Thursday, 23 June 2022 at 20:00: Parade street will be closed between Darling and Caledon streets
Friday, 24 June 2022 at 09:00 – 13:00: Darling street will be closed between Buitenkant and Plein streets Corporation street will be closed between Longmarket street and Darling street
Supporters can follow the location of the bus parade on the day by clicking here
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