Astros arriving in Houston in celebration mode ahead of World Series

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- A party at 30,000 feet? Bet.

The Houston Astros returned to town Monday afternoon after completing the sweep of the New York Yankees on Sunday night in the American League Championship Series.

The ballclub earned the right to play in the Fall Classic for the second straight year and the fourth time in six years.

Manager Dusty Baker and a jet full of stars arrived at Bush Intercontinental Airport, where buses paraded them to Minute Maid Park.

Champagne for the 4-time AL-pennant winners

If the Astros are great at one thing (besides winning, of course), it's a clubhouse celebration.

Following their ALCS sweep, excitement was high in the clubhouse as the team looked forward to the World Series.

ABC13's Adam Winkler got the opportunity to speak with several of the players as beer and champagne rained down.

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Despite this being the team's fourth ALCS win in six years, they all had a similar message to share -- winning just doesn't get old.

Watch the videos below to see each player's reaction to the big win and thoughts as they prepare to face the Philadelphia Phillies in the World Series.

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