Texas Rangers Win World Series: Everything To Know About Parade Celebration

Here's a quick outline of everything fans need to know about the World Series celebration back in Arlington.

Celebration awaits fans back in Arlington as the Texas Rangers return home with their first World Series title after defeating the Arizona Diamondbacks in five games. 

Where and when does the party begin? 

The City of Arlington will honor the Texas Rangers World Series Championship with a parade and ceremony on Friday, Nov. 3. All events will take place in the Arlington Entertainment District and will be open free of charge to all fans. 

The parade is expected to begin at 1 p.m., with the entire team expected to participate. It will start near home plate and loop its way west and northbound around Choctaw Stadium. Following the parade, there will be a public ceremony in the North Plaza outside Globe Life Field adjacent to Texas Live!. 

Arlington, it's finally time for a championship parade! Starts at 1 pm Fri near home plate, loops west and north around Holtz Lake and back around Choctaw Stadium. This time the victory parade isn't in Dallas. It's for the Texas @Rangers pic.twitter.com/65YEc5LETa

— Bud Kennedy / #ReadLocal (@BudKennedy) November 2, 2023

The ceremony will include remarks by Rangers’ executives, manager Bruce Bochy, and Texas players. Bally Sports Southwest will provide complete broadcast coverage of the parade and ceremony.

Texas Rangers shortstop Corey Seager (5) celebrates with the World Series MVP after the Texas Rangers beat the Arizona Diamondbacks to win the World Series in game five of the 2023 World Series at Chase Field in Phoenix on Nov. 1, 2023.   :: Rob Schumacher/The Republic / USA TODAY NETWORK

Texas, which ended a 52-year drought since moving from Washington in 1972, secured its first Commisoner's Trophy with a 5-0 win Wednesday at Chase Field. Nathan Eovaldi worked magic once again on the mound, delivering six innings of shutout baseball.

Runs were scarce until the seventh when Mitch Garver's single up the middle scored Corey Seager to make it 1-0. The Rangers added a cushion in the ninth with an RBI single from Jonah Heim that plated two runs thanks to an error from D-backs center fielder Alek Thomas. 

Marcus Semien called game with a towering two-run blast to left field before Josh Sborz secured the victory with a 12-pitch inning. 

The Rangers will return to Arlington on Thursday afternoon, though no public celebration is planned for their arrival. 

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