Watch magical moments after Astros clinched 2nd World Series title

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- From the clubhouse to the freeways and everywhere in between, the party didn't stop in Houston and beyond after the Astros defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 4-1 in Game 6 of the World Series on Saturday night.

Yordan Alvarez's majestic three-run homer helped fashion a fresh crown for the Astros -- and the first for Dusty Baker as manager.

Astros rookie shortstop Jeremy Peña was the World Series MVP after getting another key hit, a single to set up Alvarez's drive.

Next up, the parade is slated for Monday, and city officials plan to give details on that Sunday.

But the party is far from over. The celebrations erupted on the field and beyond.

Here are some of the most magical moments from the night.

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Astros fans celebrate the win!

Astros' Chas McCormick pops celebratory bubbly

Astro's McCormick demonstrated his World Series winning 'Chas Chomp.' 🍾

'I am very thankful': Alex Bregman reflects on second World Series win

ABC13 chat with goggled-up Bregman, ready to celebrate the victory with his family.

Astros fans catches Yordan's homerun bomb

The fan says he knew it was an HR when it hit and didn't think it would make it all the way to him.

Long lines to clinch some Astros World Champ merch

Fans started to pack the lines outside of various Academy Sports + Outdoors to grab World Series merchandise as the Houston Astros have won their 2nd WS title.

ABC13 chats with Jeremy Peña's brother

ABC13 chats with Jeremy Peña's brother.

Celebrating in the H! Fans outside of Minute Maid Park captured crowd surfing

Celebrating in the H! Fans outside of Minute Maid Park were captured crowd surfing after the Astros got their 2nd World Series title.

Did the Astros stop traffic? Pretty much!

Did the Astros stop traffic? Pretty much!

And as we get ready for the 2022 parade, relive the best moments from 2017

Relieve the best moments of the Astros parade in 2017

The Associated Press contributed to this report.