The Los Angeles Dodgers are the 2024 World Series Champions, and on Friday, tens of thousands of fans will gather in downtown L.A. for a victory parade and celebration. The parade begins at 11 a.m. on Spring Street in front of City Hall, travels down Spring Street to 1st Street, to Grand Avenue to 5th Street, and ends at Flower Street. Dodger players and coaches will ride the 45-minute parade route atop double-decker buses, the team announced. From there, the celebration shifts to Dodger Stadium for a sold-out rally involving the players, team management, entertainment, food and exclusive merchandise. The Los Angeles Dodgers World Series championship parade route. (KTLA) KTLA 5 will carry the entire celebration from start to finish, live on television, YouTube TV and KTLA+, the station’s free streaming app for Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV and Samsung. It will also be streamed in its entirety on KTLA.com. Tap here for information on how to find and install the KTLA+ app on your streaming player. “Last week, I stood with City leaders to say that L.A. is ready – ready to host the World Series, ready to welcome visitors from near and far and, most importantly, ready to win. Now, we are ready to celebrate,” said Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass. Dodgers players ride double-decker buses to the World Series victory parade in downtown Los Angeles. Nov. 1, 2024. City officials say police will be heightened alert, and there will be a “significant and visible” police presence at the parade route and near Dodgers Stadium. The Dodgers captured their eighth World Series title on Wednesday, beating the New York Yankees in five games. First baseman Freddie Freeman, who broke records by hitting home runs in the first four games and tied the record with 12 RBIs, was named Most Valuable Player.