The Seattle Seahawks reveled in their championship glory with a celebratory visit to Disneyland after defeating the New England Patriots 23-17 in Super Bowl 60. Quarterback Sam Darnold and MVP running back Kenneth Walker III led the festivities, waving to fans from themed floats alongside Mickey Mouse in Anaheim, California.

Victory capped a dramatic playoff run where Walker rushed for 1,450 regular-season yards and three touchdowns in the title game. The Disneyland appearance continues the NFL tradition of Super Bowl champions visiting the iconic theme park within days of their win, dating back to the 1980s.

Seattle's third Lombardi Trophy solidifies coach Pete Carroll's legacy while marking the franchise's first championship in 12 years. The Patriots' loss extends their title drought to a decade since their last Super Bowl victory in 2016 under Bill Belichick.