Dodgers parade details, route: When is Los Angeles celebrating 2024 World Series championship?

The Dodgers will get to host their first World Series parade since 1988 this week

The Los Angeles Dodgers defeated the New York Yankees on Wednesday night, rallying from a five-run deficit to take both World Series Game 5 and the series and title. It's the second time the Dodgers have won the World Series in the past five years. Unlike last time, which occurred during the COVID-19 pandemic year of 2020, the Dodgers will be able to celebrate with their fans by throwing a championship parade in Los Angeles.

The Dodgers were quick to announce details of their parade. It'll take place the morning of Friday, Nov. 1. That's a fitting date, since it happens to be the birthday of the late, great Dodgers pitcher Fernando Valenzuela, who died on Oct. 22. 

"It's going to be emotional," Dodgers manager Dave Roberts told reporters after the game. "Fernando was a friend of mine. I know he's smiling right now and very proud of this organization. So he's going to be missed. I'm sure it's something that he would want to have been a part of, but it's going to be emotional for all of us.

The Dodgers' parade will begin at City Hall and finish around Flower Street. Here's a look at the parade route, as posted by the Dodgers on their official Twitter account:

The Dodgers will also host an event at Dodger Stadium, though they've already warned fans that it will not be possible to attend both the parade and the stadium celebration. 

This World Series victory represents the eighth in Dodgers franchise history.

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The Dodgers have beaten the Yankees in five games for their eighth World Series title and first since 2020. It was the largest comeback in a clinching game in World Series history. Get your Los Angeles Dodgers World Series championship gear here to celebrate the historic title.

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