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Dodgers plan victory parade and stadium rally Monday. Details and DTLA closures
Dodgers pitcher Yoshinobu Yamamoto celebrates after defeating the Blue Jays 5-4 in Game 7 of the 2025 World Series at Rogers Center on Saturday in Toronto.
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CELEBRATE!!!!
The Los Angeles Dodgers are once again World Series champions, earning back-to-back titles last night, the first time it's been done in 25 years.
Next are the official celebrations. The team will host a victory parade Monday morning, followed by a ticketed rally at Dodgers stadium. Tickets go on sale at noon today.
The Big Parade
When: Monday, starting at 11 a.m.
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The route: Starting point is Temple Street and Broadway Avenue in downtown. Then the parade will go from Temple Street to Grand Avenue to 7th Street, and then to Figueroa Street.
Street closures: Fans are being advised to take public transit because of street closures and limited available public parking.
Parade route for the Dodgers World Series Championship Parade 2025.
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The big Dodger Stadium rally
A ticketed event is planned after the parade, with food, entertainment and plenty of World Series merchandise. The parade will be streamed on the giant scoreboards while the crowd waits for the team to arrive from the parade route. Due to street closures, fans will only be able to attend either the parade or the stadium celebration.
When: Parking gates for the stadium event will open at 8:30 a.m. with stadium gates opening at 9 a.m.
Parking: Parking will be limited and fans are encouraged to purchase parking with their event tickets that go on sale at noon Sunday. Fans who do not purchase parking with their event tickets will need to show their purchased tickets at the auto gates to enter the parking lot.
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How to get tickets: Tickets for the rally go on sale here at noon today. Parking is sold separately here.
A note: The team says club and hospitality areas will be different from regular Dodgers games at the rally. The Dugout Club will have a lighter continental breakfast menu. Baseline Club will not include any food and beverage access. It will be the same for Home Run Seats. Stadium Club will not be opening either.
Downtown closures
These courthouses in downtown are closed because of the parade, according to the Superior Court of Los Angeles County.
- Stanley Mosk Courthouse, 111 N. Hill St.
- Clara Shortridge Foltz Criminal Justice Center, 210 W. Temple St.
- Superior Court departments at the Spring Street Courthouse, 312 N. Spring St.
- The Archives and Records Center, 222 N. Hill St.
Modification of Courthouse Operations -- Due to street closures, traffic congestion and significant crowds anticipated for the Dodgers' victory parade, DTLA Civic Center court locations (Stanley Mosk, Clara Shortridge Foltz Criminal Justice Center, Spring St. Courthouse, and the… pic.twitter.com/giVClH1fvs
— Superior Court of Los Angeles County (@LASuperiorCourt) November 2, 2025
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