LOOK: City estimates 5 million people attend Cubs World Series parade

The parade itself stretched six miles in Chicago, so the crowds were well spread out

The Chicago Cubs had their World Series championship parade on Friday afternoon and it was quite expansive. The route stretched six miles and was crowded on both sides throughout by legions of fans. In fact, millions. City officials estimated that there were five million people.

The crowds weren't as gigantic in one single spot, they were just spread all over the long route. Here are some of the sights and scenes.

Where's Waldo? pic.twitter.com/CKeIfQ5BeA

— Chicago Cubs (@Cubs) November 4, 2016

Wow, Chicago.#WorldSeries#FlyTheWpic.twitter.com/PtEqkqJnoS

— Chicago Cubs (@Cubs) November 4, 2016

The ultimate selfie. #FlyTheWpic.twitter.com/oxZB121gi3

— Chicago Cubs (@Cubs) November 4, 2016

Hoist it. #FlyTheWpic.twitter.com/fJRS0ku5zc

— Chicago Cubs (@Cubs) November 4, 2016

(Yes, that's Travis Wood shirtless.)

WE ARE THE CHAMPS.#FlyTheWpic.twitter.com/cUmSSRV8l7

— Chicago Cubs (@Cubs) November 4, 2016

Thank you, Chicago! This is for you....we are the champions 🌎 pic.twitter.com/W8wRhDj94Z

— Anthony Rizzo (@ARizzo44) November 4, 2016

Flying the W. USATSI

Kris Bryant with the WWE/Cubs championship belt! USATSI

People. There are lots of people. USATSI

Miguel Montero collected two huge hits to help the Cubs get here. USATSI

Another part of Michigan Avenue swarming with bodies. USATSI

There was so, so much more. For those interested, scroll through our live blog. We posted a ton of pictures and a few videos.