The parade will end in a celebration at Dodger Stadium. While parade attendance is of course free of charge, fans wanting to attend the post-parade celebration at Dodger Stadium will need to purchase tickets and parking. Via the Dodgers' official site, here are the details on the festivities at Dodger Stadium:

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.

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