LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Fans descended in mass onto downtown Los Angeles on Monday for the Dodgers World Series Championship parade and rally.
Players loaded up into buses and traveled through the streets of downtown as fans cheered along the route.
The buses then headed to Dodger Stadium for a sold out rally, where players addressed the crowd.
This is the Dodgers ninth World Series win and first back-to-back win.
Eyewitness News was on the parade route, overhead and at the stadium.
Here's how the celebration unfolded:
Droves of Dodgers fans took to the streets of downtown Los Angeles Monday morning to celebrate the repeat World Series champions.
The first aerial view from AIR7 showed the massive crowds as the players rolled down the parade route on double-decker buses.
It probably won't surprise most Los Angeles employers that they're seeing a higher rate of sick calls right around the time the Dodgers World Series parade is moving through downtown.
One man apologized to his professor during an interview with Eyewitness News, saying he just had to be there.
During the Dodgers' last home game of the season, the team passed the 4 million mark in attendance for the first time in franchise history.
So what was it like being inside Dodger Stadium during the epic World Series run? ABC7's Rob Fukuzaki and Curt Sandoval shared their experiences Monday, calling it one of the greatest Fall classics of all time.
The Dodgers finished the 2025 regular season with a total attendance figure of 4,012,470. That's an average of 49,537 fans per game, according to the organization.
The previous high for attendance in a year was set in 2019 with 3,974,309 fans. Last year, the Dodgers drew 3,941,251.
A father-daughter duo from Southern California got to go to Toronto for Game 7 of the World Series, and as expected, the experience was epic.
Eyewitness News spoke with Jason Berns and his 11-year-old daughter Charlotte Monday morning, hours before the Dodgers victory parade and rally in downtown Los Angeles.
"It was electric," said Jason of his World Series experience. "The emotions in the two games, the highs and lows ... it was something neither one of us will forget."
For Charlotte, the moment was unforgettable, and in case you're wondering, she's glad she chose the Dodgers over Halloween this year.
"When Miguel tied the game, and then Will Smith's homerun, we were so excited, and all the Dodger fans were screaming. It was the best," she said.
