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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It's been a while since the bus passed us here at the Turf pub but not to worry, a marching band has appeared and is delighting us with some Calon Lân and Yma o Hyd!
They do look like they are enjoying themselves...
Image source, RexFans wave and cheer as the buses drive through the coloured smoke.
Image source, EPALet's hope the Turf is well stocked up this evening!
The pub was forced to shut its doors for the first time in 15 years after being "drunk dry" by Wrexham fans before their final home game of the season.
Wayne Jones said his pub outside Wrexham AFC's ground had 150 punters queueing nine hours before kick-off.
Mr Jones said an "emergency delivery" had to be ordered so he could reopen.
"They completely drank us dry. It was bonkers," said Mr Jones.
"We had probably 450 people outside, and god knows how many hundreds inside - we were up to capacity in both.
"We actually shut for the first time in 15 years that we've been here."
Image source, Hollywood actor Paul Rudd was among the fans who drank the Turf pub dry for the first time in 15 yearsFans get to see the National League trophy in all its glory as the team hold it up in the parade.
When you get 111 points in a season, no one can deny you are worthy champions.
Image source, EPASuzy Carden was at the club shop buying kit for her three children so they can join in tonight and feel part of it.
Ms Carden said: "The little one’s very excited, particularly.
“The whole thing has brought a real buzz…everything is so busy, it’s all good.”
Suzy Carden she is “really excited…it’s a great buzz".
BBC Journalist Aled Williams in Wrexham:
The buses are now making their way down Crispin Lane and Ryan and Rob are with Wrexham’s successful women’s side in the second bus as the Fratelli’s Chelsea Dagger booms out.
Wrexham AFC shared the celebrations on their Instagram story, with the teams waving back to the fans lining the streets.
Wrexham AFC posted the celebrations on their Instagram
BBC Journalist Aled Williams in Wrexham
The buses are making their way around Rhosddu and will come down Mold Road and past the Racecourse.
Crowds are eagerly awaiting their heroes.
Soon they will reach the now famous Turf pub. Time for a quick pint?
This guy...
Image source, Getty ImagesThis is what it means...
Barry Horne
Former Wales and Wrexham midfielder on BBC Radio Wales
Getting Phil Parkinson was certainly a fabulous appointment. He's now a figure head for the club, the town.
More from Wrexham executive director Humphrey Ker.
The American owners' 'man on the ground' says he has already warned Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney owning a football club won't always be like this!
"Right now there’s such a positivity around the place so we’ve got to do everything we can to keep that going,
"But one of the first things I said to them was be prepared for the time when things aren’t going as well as they are, and we’re getting calls to get rid of this person or do x,y and z.
"We have to remain calm and weather those storms and move on to brighter skies after - because our ambitions are sky-high."
The cast of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia have been among the famous visitors to Wrexham this season.
The cast watched as Wrexham beat Yeovil 3-0.
After the match, Rob McElhenny and co-stars Glenn Howerton, Kaitlin Olson (McElhenny's wife) and Charlie Day served punters pints.
The Turf Hotel owner Wayne Jones said the stars "surprised" him as well as the fans.
Will Ferrell, David Beckham and the ageless (how does he look so good? he's 54 for goodness sake) Paul Rudd, have both also been in attendance this season.
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Image source, Getty ImagesOne it's Always Sunny pun an hour we decided right?
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Our reporter Andrew Richards has managed to snap Rob McElhenney on the bus.
Now that the title and promotion have been secured and the season is over, Wrexham co-captain Ben Tozer says the players have been looking forward to this open top bus parade and a chance to celebrate with their families.
Tozer and Luke Young lifted the National League trophy following the win over Boreham Wood 10 days ago, sparking joyous celebrations in the city.
The defender said Wrexham players celebrated the title and promotion with their Hollywood owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney away from the spotlight.
This evening’s parade, Toxer said, was a chance for all ages – including players’ families – to share in the celebrations of a memorable season.
“It will be a bit more of a mellow day with the family. It will be nice for them to be able to enjoy it,” Tozer told BBC Sport Wales.
“After the game [against Boreham Wood] my wife and my kids had to go home so they couldn’t enjoy the celebrations and there the ones that go through the hardship throughout the year.
“For them to be able to enjoy it and soak it all in will be great.”
Image source, Getty ImagesBen Tozer celebrates with the National League trophy
I know what you're thinking.
Michael. Rowenna. Why haven't you shown us any footage of people outside the pub yet?
Worry no longer.
Wrexham fans celebrate