Trying to find a better vantage point, people start climbing light poles on 12th Street in downtown Kansas City on November 3, 2015 to watch the parade for the Kansas CIty Royals in celebration of returning from winning the World Series against the New York Mets. (Photo by Evert Nelson | The Collegian)

Jaila Carson finds a view on top of Javona Rowe, from Kansas City, to watch the parade for the Kansas City Royals in downtown Kansas City on November 3, 2015. (Photo by Evert Nelson | The Collegian)

Kansas City Royals pitcher Salvador Perez waves to fans while in route during the parade in downtown Kansas City November 3, 2015 in celebration of the Royals victory in the World Series.

Fans take pictures and react the seeing the World Series trophy in downtown Kansas City on November 3, 2015 as it passes by during the parade for the Kansas City Royals victory in the World Series.

Kansas City Royals managaer Ned Yost waves as he holds the World Series trophy during the parade in downtown Kansas City during the parade Tuesday November 3, 2015.

The band leader of the Dirty Force Brass Band marches with fans down Grand Boulevard during the World Series parade in Kansas City Tuesday November 3, 2015.

A pendent showing the World Series Champions the Kansas City Royals is displayed by a fan during the parade Tuesday November 3, 2015 in Kansas City.

Kansas City Royals players are joined on stage in front of Union Station November 3, 2015 during the rally in celebration of the victory in the World Series.

Fans fill up the grounds in front of Union Station Tuesday November 3, 2015 during the rally in celebration of the Royals victory in the World Series.

Fans fill up the grounds in front of Union Station Tuesday November 3, 2015 during the rally in celebration of the Royals victory in the World Series. An estimated 800,000 people showed up in support of the Royals.

Fans fill up the grounds in front of Union Station Tuesday November 3, 2015 during the rally in celebration of the Royals victory in the World Series. An estimated 800,000 people showed up in support of the Royals.

Confetti fills the stage in front of Union Station in Kansas City Tuesday November 3, 2015 in celebration of the Royals victory in the World Series.