WATCH: KC leaders release Chiefs parade route for Wednesday

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Kansas City leaders have released the map for Wednesday’s Chiefs Super Bowl parade, showing the route the team will make on their way to a rally at Union Station.

The parade will start at noon at Sixth Street and Grand Boulevard, working its way down Grand until finally heading west at Pershing Road until they get to Union Station. The rally at Union Station is estimated to begin around 1:45 p.m.

City leaders asked attendees to either carpool or use KCATA options if possible.

They also issued a reminder that the public consumption of alcohol is prohibited and that cell phone service should be expected to be lacking due to large crowds.

An area at Crown Center will be designated for those with disabilities.

There will be seven child reunification locations that will be posted on social media.

Drones are prohibited.

Union Station will be closed from public access from Tuesday at 10 p.m. until Thursday at 6 a.m. The parade route will be shut down Tuesday at 12 p.m. until Wednesday at 7 p.m.

KCPD said that 19 law enforcement agencies will be assisting during the parade and roughly 100 kids were lost during the 2015 Royals parade. Because of that, parents are encouraged to make kids aware of reunification spots and write names on wristbands to help officers if needed.

Below is the map released by the city:

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