Boston Red Sox World Series Championship Parade 2018: Date, Route

BOSTON, MA — The Red Sox have won the World Series. When will the duck boat championship parade be?

Sam Kennedy, president and CEO of the Red Sox, said after the victory the parade would be at 11 a.m Wednesday, Oct. 31. Boston Mayor Marty Walsh outlined the parade route Monday morning in a press conference.

The parade will start at Fenway Park take a right on Ipswich Street and a left onto Boylston Street. From Boylston Street the Duck Boats will move all the way to the Boston Common, then take a left on Tremont Street (opposite the flow of traffic), up to Cambridge Street and end at Staniford Street, the mayor said.

"To be clear, there will be no rally at City Hall Plaza, this is just the parade," said Walsh.

There are parking restrictions aplenty. You can see the full list at the end of this story.

The mayor asked fans to take public transportation into Boston, rather than drive in. The MBTA and commuter rail will have additional service, he said.

You can also expect extra transit security and additional police presence. The celebration Sunday night, while mostly peaceful, resulted in the arrest of a 22-year-old from Connecticut.

"Unruly behavior and alcohol consumption will not be tolerated on the MBTA," Transit Police Chief Ken Green said.

The Red Sox won the World Series with a 5-1 win over the Dodgers Sunday night. They clinched the series in five games, having just lost three total playoff games.

"This is an all-time great team that we had," Walsh said. "We are a city of champions, so let us celebrate like champions."

The Red Sox won the World Series in 2004 and 2013 against the St. Louis Cardinals and in 2007 against the Colorado Rockies. They have lost only three games between all four series.

In 2013 and 2004, the so-called "rolling rally" went down Boylston Street and dipped into the Charles near the Museum of Science. The 2013 parade kicked off at Fenway Park at 10 a.m.

On Tuesday and Wednesday, you cannot park on

• Lansdowne Street from Brookline Ave. to Ipswich Street
• Van Ness Street from Ipswich Street to Kilmarnock Street
• Jersey Street (formerly Yawkey Way) from Boylston Street to Brookline Ave.
• and Ipswich Street from Charlesgate East heading toward Fenway Park to Boylston Street near the CVS

On Tuesday, you cannot park on

• Brookline Ave. from Park Drive to Commonwealth Ave.
• Dalton Street from Belvidere Street to Boylston Street
• Gloucester Street from Newbury Street to Boylston Street
• Boylston Street from Park Drive to Ipswich Street and from the Fenway (DCR) to Tremont Street
• Exeter Street from Newbury Street to Boylston Street
• Clarendon Street from Newbury Street to Boylston Street
• Berkeley Street from Saint James Avenue to Boylston Street
• Providence Street from Arlington Street to Berkeley Street
• Arlington Street from Newbury Street to Boylston Street
• Charles Street South from Park Plaza to Boylston Street
• Tremont Street from Boylston Street to Cambridge Street
• West Street from Washington Street to Tremont Street
• Temple Place from Washington Street to Tremont Street
• Bromfield Street from Washington Street to Tremont Street
• Cambridge Street from Tremont Street to Blossom Street
• Beacon Street from Somerset Street to Tremont Street
• New Sudbury Street from Cambridge Street to Congress Street
• Congress Street from New Sudbury Street to State Street
• State Street from Congress Street to Court Street
• Court Street from Tremont Street to Cambridge Street
• New Chardon Street from Cambridge Street to Merrimac Street (Congress Street)
• Staniford Street from Cambridge Street to Merrimac Street
• Plympton Street from Albany Street to Harrison Avenue
• East Dedham Street from Harrison Avenue to Albany Street
• Columbus Ave. from Melnea Cass Boulevard to Douglas Park

Fans cheer Boston Red Sox players the 2004 World Series parade. (Photo by Gil Talbot/Getty Images)