Join the festivities as Aberdeen FC parades through the city after their cup win.
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Aberdeen Football Club is set to commemorate their remarkable Scottish Cup triumph with a historic open-top bus parade through the heart of the Granite City. This much-anticipated event will take place tomorrow, Sunday, following the Dons’ exhilarating penalty shoot-out victory over Celtic at Hampden Park.
The club is inviting fans to join in the celebrations, marking a significant moment in the club’s recent history.
Parade details and route
The parade is scheduled to commence at noon from Albyn Place, where thousands of supporters are expected to gather early to catch a glimpse of their heroes boarding the open-top bus.
The route will take the team and coaching staff through key city landmarks, providing fans with ample opportunities to see the coveted trophy and cheer on their squad. The bus will travel down Union Street, turning left at Union Terrace, then right at Schoolhill, before proceeding onto Broad Street.
Civic reception and community involvement
After the parade, the team will disembark for a civic reception at the city’s Townhouse. In anticipation of the festivities, city center roads are expected to be temporarily closed, and the council has advised residents and visitors to plan accordingly. Club captain Graeme Shinnie expressed gratitude for the overwhelming support received in Glasgow and shared his excitement about celebrating with the people of Aberdeen. “This victory was for everyone associated with the club — the fans, the staff, the city,” he stated.
Local businesses join the celebration
Aberdeen’s Scottish Cup victory marks their first major silverware in nearly a decade and their first Scottish Cup in 35 years, reigniting enthusiasm across the north-east. Local businesses are joining in the celebrations, with shops and cafes along the parade route adorning their windows in red and white. Many establishments are expected to open early or extend their hours to accommodate the influx of fans. The club has encouraged supporters to wear red and bring flags and banners, creating a vibrant atmosphere throughout the city.
As the parade approaches, the club urges everyone attending to respect public spaces and adhere to guidance from event stewards and police. Tomorrow’s parade promises to be a landmark moment for Aberdeen FC and its supporters, celebrating football, community, and shared pride in a team that has brought glory back to the city.
Aberdeen City Council has confirmed the details of the event, stating, “Following Aberdeen Football Club’s win over Celtic in the Scottish Cup Final on Saturday 24 May, a victory parade will take place on Sunday 25 May.” The parade will be led by the Texo Deeside Caledonia pipe band, and supporters are reminded to remain on the pavements to ensure safety during the event.
This is a breaking news story, and fans are encouraged to check back for an all-you-need-to-know guide about the parade celebrating the Dons’ incredible win.
