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Fans celebrate with the Liverpool team during the open-top bus parade to celebrate winning the UEFA Champions League on June 2, 2019(Image: Liverpool FC via Getty Images)

A private party that offers guests an incredible viewing point to watch the Liverpool FC Premier League parade sold out in just two hours.

From there, it will journey along Queens Drive, Mill Bank, West Derby Road and Islington before approaching the city centre via Leeds Street and on to The Strand, concluding at Blundell Street.

The lengthy route will mean there are countless incredible vantage points from which to watch the parade - but The Bentley's position overlooking The Strand means guests are guaranteed an uninterrupted view of not only the team bus but also the crowds that will be lining the streets.

Posting to The Bentley's socials when tickets were released, staff said: "This is it, Liverpool!

Fans were promised "you won't find a better place to be part of history".

Jay Harris is the events manager at The Bentley and he said: "In just two hours, every ticket was snapped up, and we couldn’t be more thrilled or thankful to everyone who’s joining us for what promises to be an unforgettable celebration."

The parade will take place on the day after Liverpool's final match of the season, which is a home tie at Anfield against Crystal Palace on Sunday, May 25.

The players will then be able to parade their achievement in front of hundreds of thousands of fans the following day - before then heading off for a well deserved holiday after a long and successful season.

It is anticipated the parade will last between three to five hours, though this is subject to change.

As in 2019 and in 2022, the key advice to supporters is to line the entire route and plan travel in advance.

The Bentley(Image: Andrew Teebay/Liverpool Echo)

Those planning to line the route and cheer the team on should expect the city to be extremely busy, not only on the Monday, but also in the days beforehand as Liverpool is hosting the major music event, Radio 1 Big Weekend.

The parade will begin at an earlier time from previous events because unlike in 2019 or in 2022, the players are not returning from Europe.

This means unlike the start time of 4pm used on those occasions, this parade can begin at 2.30pm.

The route, the same as the 2019 and 2022 parades, will start at Allerton Maze in the south of the city.