Wrexham parade live updates as Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney celebrate title

Goodnight!

Unfortunately, that's all we've got time for tonight!

No doubt the celebrations will go on long into the night for Wrexham. Tune in tomorrow for all of the reaction.

Coats come out

It appears to have gotten slightly colder throughout the evening with Ryan Reynolds now adding a coat and a hat to his attire.

It's not quite the Deadpool costume, mind.

Ryan Reynolds celebrates during the open top bus parade (Getty Images)

Trophy held aloft

This is an image that Wrexham fans will remember for a long time no doubt...

The Vanarama National League trophy is held aloft during Wrexham's trophy celebration (Getty Images)

The Turf gets a look-in

Iconic Wrexham pub The Turf served as a landmark during this evening's trophy parade. It goes without saying that it was swamped by supporters.

Wrexham fans celebrate at The Turf (Getty Images)

Celebrations in full force

The whole parade was only expected to last for about an hour but it's still going in full force

Deadpool joins in

A familiar face remains at the heart of the celebrations this evening

WREXHAM, WALES - MAY 02: A fan of Wrexham, dressed as Deadpool, reacts as they stand outside The Turf Hotel during a Wrexham FC Bus Parade following their Title Winning Season in the Vanarama National League on May 02, 2023 in Wrexham, Wales. (Photo by Jan Kruger/Getty Images)

Reynolds joins in with National Anthem

Ryan Reynolds is get fully immersed in the Welsh atmosphere as he goes through a rendition of the National Anthem

Parkinson takes in acclaim

A special mention also has to go to Wrexham boss Phil Parkinson who has masterminded this record-breaking promotion.

Wrexham boss details scale of Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney's involvement

He's taking in much-deserved acclaim this evening.

Phil Parkinson during Wrexham's promotion parade (Getty Images)

Trophy on display

Of course, we can't forget that the National League trophy is proudly on display at the front of the procession

Celebrations continue into the night

It's been a memorable evening for Wrexham with all of the players and club officials toasting their memorable promotion.

Take a look inside the bus parade here

Foster gets involved

We wonder if the GoPro is anywhere to be seen...

Ben Foster gets amongst celebrations (Getty Images)

Thousands of fans in attendance

Wrexham have plenty of fans in attendance this evening as the side are toasted following promotion to League Two

Reynolds and McElhenney celebrate with women's side

Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenneycontinue to celebrate Wrexham's promotion.

The pair are on the second of three buses as the parade continues through the town.

Reynolds celebrates with the women's team (Jon Super/AP/REX/Shutterstock)

Inside the bus

Wrexham star Jacob Mendy has given an insight to exactly what it's like for him and his teammates right now.

Foster teases contract

Former Manchester United goalkeeper Ben Foster has teased that he is set to pen a two-year deal with Wrexham after joining in with a number of supporter chants.

Reynolds and McElhenney celebrate

Wrexham celebrate their promotion with an open bus parade tonight (Sky News)

Parkinson hails Wrexham support

Phil Parkinson has been speaking ahead of Wrexham's parade and has given full praise to the club's fans.

Speaking to BBC Sport, he said: "Tonight is for the supporters because the most important people in any football club are the supporters. Our fans have been so passionate and so loyal this season.

They’ve stuck with us, they’ve travelled miles and miles away from home on Tuesday night up to Gateshead and so many places where we've come out and sold our allocation out and tonight is a celebration for them."

And they're away

The atmosphere is cranking up as the buses roll through the streets of Wrexham.

Wrexham fans welcome heroes

The buses are rolling through Wrexham and supporters are in fine voice

Wrexham fans are ready to ce;ebrate with the team (PA)

Reynolds and McElhenney arrive

Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney have both arrived at the Racecourse Ground ahead of Wrexham's promotion celebration.

The bus tour is just about to get underway so stay tuned...

Wrexham announce glitzy fixture

Wrexham’s glittering pre-season tour is set for another glitzy friendly against MLS side LA Galaxy.

The Welsh side are set to travel to the US in the off-season following their record-breaking promotion from the National League this term. Wrexham racked up an eye-watering 111 points throughout the season to secure the title and with it automatic promotion to League Two.

Read more here

Buses all lined up

It appears Wrexham are expecting many this evening with three buses lined up outside of the Racecourse Ground.

Wrexham parade details

Now just half an hour to go until Wrexham's parade gets underway.

Find out all of the details you need including the route, who will be there and much more HERE

Supporters begin to gather

Wrexham are set to celebrate their promotion on Tuesday (PA)

Wrexham prepares

Vendors outside of the Racecourse Ground are getting ready for this evening's parade:

Wrexham prepare for their trophy parade (Getty Images)

Welcome!

It's been the most talked about National League title win in history, and the party is not over yet.

On Tuesday, thousands of fans will line the streets of Wrexham for the official trophy parade, marking a return to League Two for the first time since relegation in 2014. The scenes are set to write another chapter in the club's own Hollywood script, which began in February 2021 when A-list celebrities Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney took over.

From filming the Welcome to Wrexham TV series, to Ben Foster's injury time penalty save against Notts County in the virtual title decider, it's been a surreal two seasons for all involved. There's now even talk of the players being whisked off to Las Vegas as reward for their record breaking 111-point campaign, but not before a wild ride in their hometown first.

And it will be a double celebration for the fans, after the Dragons' women's team also clinched promotion to the Genero Adran Premier by winning their play-off final.