Hollywood owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney join players and staff on open bus tour
Thousands of fans are lining the streets of the city
Route switched due to volume of crowds
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I think it's safe to say this Wrexham party is going to go long into the night, though the buses have just returned to the Racecourse Ground.
We are going to wrap-up now and thank you for following along with us on what was a special, special evening in Wrexham.
There are going to be some sore heads tomorrow!
It's goodbye from us and goodbye from him...
Image source, Getty ImagesThe parade is drawing to a close
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The party is reaching a crescendo.
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Image source, Getty ImagesAerial shot
Image source, Getty ImagesSpencer Harris is the man who took that first phone call, explaining two Hollywood actors wanted to buy a cash-strapped non-league club.
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More from Wrexham executive director Humphrey Ker who says today's scenes have vindicated just why the Hollywood pair took over a club in the fifth tier of English football.
"People often ask Ryan and Rob... why Wrexham?
"We saw here a place with incredible potential, an incredible legacy and if you can activate both of those things you get what you have today which is crowds and crowds of people coming out to celebrate a historic championship in terms of points numbers but also in terms of restoring what we now belong to.
"So yes, we do feel vindicated, very smug, insufferable!"
Ryan Reynolds has secured his promotion keepsake already...
Ryan Reynolds gatecrashes post-match presser for player's shirt
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Taking his own moment of fame, Deadpool entertained the crowds.
And to cap it all off...
More from Wrexham executive director Humphrey Ker who admitted the town could get used to such celebrations - that have even helped him kick a bad habit. He said:
"This a combination of a lot of work over the last two years and we’re getting used to all sorts of weird and wonderful things at Wrexham.
"But the thing we want to get used to most is this feeling we’re having right now which is success on the pitch and getting promoted and giving everybody in this town something to be excited about and be proud of.
"It's addictive. I gave up one of my bad habits on Saturday night. My advice to anyone trying to give up cigarettes is win a National League title, the adrenaline alone will power you through the next two or three weeks so you won’t need any more stimuli."
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What a picture this is.
Hang it in the Louvre, as the kids say.
Image source, Getty ImagesDaniel, Catharine and their daughter Eva were happy to be part of the parade today.
Daniel said: "It's like a Hollywood movie. Onwards and upwards hopefully. Keep going and they seem to be really behind the club."
Daniel, Catharine and their daughter Eva got into the spirit of the parade
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Smokin’! To be fair, Wrexham have been on fire all season.
Wrexham fans say they can't wait to welcome Ryan Reynolds as a neighbour.
It has been rumoured that the 46-year-old Deadpool star has bought a £1.5m house in Marford, Wrexham county.
The village is just six miles from the Dragons base at The Racecourse.
Residents said the Wrexham part-owner would join stars in the area like snooker player Dennis Taylor and football manager Steve Cooper.
Read more: Wrexham fans react to rumours Ryan Reynolds is buying house in Marford
Image source, Rex FeaturesBen Tozer might have a future gig as a photographer.
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Buses have arrived at Wynnstay Arms after a short delay.
The parade was supposed to finish at 19:15 BST but due to high crowd numbers the bus route has had to be changed.
Head of women's football operations Gemma Owen has been speaking to BBC Sport Wales about Wrexham's incredible season.
It's been a pretty unbelievable season - Gemma Owen
Wrexham fans celebrate outside the Wynnstay Arms as the bus parade moves its way through the city centre on its way to them.
You know the score. You wait all evening for a bus and then three are going to turn up at once!
