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This Chicago Tribune photo captures the Cubs' World Series parade in all its glory

By Chris Landers

The 2016 Cubs brought home a title 108 years in the making. And when the party finally arrived, Chicago -- and really, we mean almost literally the entire city -- did not mess around.
The World Series parade had everything: dyed rivers, celebrity fans, an impossible number of Chicagoans and even a David Ross selfie. In case you couldn't make it to the Windy City, though, don't worry -- the Chicago Tribune managed to capture the madness in one jaw-dropping image:

The river turned bright blue, the city at a standstill, a glimpse of just a sliver of the five million fans in attendance. Conclusive visual evidence of one of life's great truths: Ain't no party like a Chicago Cubs party.

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