Philadelphia erupts with excitement in 'peaceful' celebrations as Phillies move on to World Series

Broad Street overrun with Phillies fans celebrating World Series berth

Phillies fans stepped out onto Broad Street Sunday night to celebrate the team's return to the World Series for the first time since 2009. The celebrations included pole climbers, fireworks, and a lot of singing!

PHILADELPHIA - When it comes to sports celebrations, no city does it quite like Philadelphia!

From first pitch to final out, Phillies fans cheered on their team - erupting with pure joy as they clinched the NLCS with a 4-3 victory against the Padres in Game 5.

The Phillies will now move on the World Series for the first time since 2009, and Philadelphia is ready to support the Fightin' Phils to the finish - but first it's time to celebrate!

From Citizens Bank Park to Broad Street, crowds of fans let out a collective cheer that must have been heard for miles.

In Center City, one risky fan in Flyers gear took on the Philadelphia tradition of climbing a pole, surrounded by fans cheering him to the top. He may have been the first, but definitely won't be the last!

Others decided to pop bottles in the street. Even Eagles tackle Jordan Mailata was spotted among the fray.

Phillies fans celebrate National League Championship outside the ballpark

Fans quickly flooded out of the stadium and into the streets following the final out that sent the Phillies to the World Series!

Parts of Broad Street were closed off as crowds grew larger and louder in a celebration that is bound to last well into the night.

SkyFOX was live as fans converged at the 5 Points Intersection, letting out cheers and even fireworks as they get ready to support their team through the World Series - and hopefully bring home the title!

Fans take to the streets as the Philadelphia Phillies move on to World Series

Philadelphia is exploding with excitement after Philadelphia Phillies win Game 5 to advance to the World Series for the first time since 2009.

By 10 p.m., cleanup efforts were already well underway across the city as most fans made there way home to rest up for the World Series.

In a town known for its rowdy celebrations, Philadelphia police say the joyous night was filled with "mostly peaceful" celebrations that ended with no injuries and just one arrest.