Massive crowds celebrate Dodgers World Series win at Los Angeles parade, stadium rally

Some people won't get their day in court Monday when downtown area Los Angeles County Superior Courts are closed to the public due to the large crowds and street closures expected for the Dodgers' victory parade.

The courthouses closed Monday are the Stanley Mosk Courthouse at 111 N. Hill St., the Clara Shortridge Foltz Criminal Justice Center at 210 W. Temple St., Superior Court departments at the Spring Street Courthouse at 312 N. Spring St. and the Archives and Records Center at 222 N. Hill Street.

All court matters scheduled for Monday in the downtown Civic Center courthouses will be continued or rescheduled.

Dodger Stadium will be packed on Monday afternoon for a fan celebration of the Dodgers' repeat World Series win. Tickets for the Dodger Stadium Championship Celebration fan event were snatched up in less than an hour on Sunday.

After the parade through downtown Los Angeles, the players will be taken to Dodger Stadium, where the ticketed celebration begins around 12:15 p.m.

Tickets became available at noon on Sunday, and fans claimed them all within an hour. By the afternoon, the Dodgers' website showed the event was sold out.

The Dodgers World Series parade will shut down multiple streets and freeway on and off-ramps. Officials say the fastest way to get to and around downtown Los Angeles is to take public transportation.

Hundreds of thousands of people are expected to flood the streets of downtown L.A., and Mayor Karen Bass is asking Angelenos who work downtown to work remotely Monday to accommodate the massive crowd.

At a news conference to announce the city's preparedness plans, Bass said more than 200,000 people attended last year's World Series parade in the city, and even more are expected this year.

The Dodgers World Series parade will shut down multiple streets and freeway on and off-ramps. Officials say the fastest way to get to and around downtown Los Angeles is to take public transportation.

Authorities are urging attendees to take public transit or park far away from the parade route, where it will be "easy to exit on your way out."

Police said road closures near the route will start between 7 a.m. and 8 a.m. The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department later said closures would begin as early as 4 a.m., and encouraged fans to gather along the longest stretch of the parade route on Grand Avenue.

"If you're not a Dodgers fan, it could be a long day. But it could always be worse. You could be a Blue Jays fan," the Los Angeles Police Department posted Sunday morning on X "GO DODGERS."

The players will leave Dodger Stadium at 10:45 a.m. and make their way to downtown Los Angeles.

The parade route will be about 1.7 miles long and the event is supposed to take roughly 45 minutes.

The parade will start at North Broadway and West Temple Street. The buses will go west on Temple and then turn onto Grand and head south. At 7th Street, the players will head west to South Figueroa Street. The buses will then head north to West 5th Street, where the parade will end.

The Dodgers will then head back to the stadium.

The Dodgers are hosting a World Series celebration parade in downtown Los Angeles. Here are all the details and how to get tickets to Dodgers Stadium.