Wrexham: Crowds at side's victory parade celebration
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People of all ages have come together to celebrate the team's promotion after 15 years
Thousands of fans lined the streets of Wrexham to celebrate their return to the Football League.
From Christchurch in New Zealand, to Virginia in the USA - fans travelled from far and wide for the club's open-top bus victory parade.
Amongst the fans who made long journeys were Hollywood owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney.
The parade comes 10 days after Wrexham's 3-1 win against Boreham Wood, securing the National League title.
Costumes and flags made for a colourful welcome for the players
Four legged friends joined in the celebrations
Fans turned out in fancy dress to welcome their team and celebrity co-owners
The atmosphere was one of celebration
A sign outside a coffee shop reads: "You wait 15 years for a bus parade. Then 2 come along at once"
Crowds gathered outside The Turf, awaiting the arrival of the bus
Fans gathered outside The Turf pub ahead of the parade
The open-top buses prepare to set off with the players on board
Fans gather outside Racecourse Ground ahead of the parade
The victorious team made their way through Wrexham and were met with cheering crowds
People packed into the city centre to get a glimpse of the parade buses
Actors and co-owners Rob and Ryan joined players on top one of the parade buses
Thousands of people packed the streets of Wrexham to celebrate
Thousands of fans turned out to celebrate the club's promotion
After a delay due to the throngs of fans, the people waiting at the end of the route finally got to see the players
Rob and Ryan enjoying the celebrations from a bus with Wrexham's women's side
The team held the trophy aloft in celebration
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- Published2 May 2023
