"Ecstatic crowd" refers to a large group of people who are extremely happy, excited, or enthusiastic about something, often shown through loud cheering, clapping, and positive energy. Full definition
Accompanying Wolf's disembodied narration is a visual collage that mixes galactic imagery with scenes shot in a neutral buoyancy laboratory where astronauts prepare for zero gravity, and footage of ecstatic crowds at an electronic music concert. (theinfinitemix.com)
Cardinal Timothy Dolan of New York, who traveled last week to Brazil with the pope for World Youth Day, said the massive turnout - estimates ran as high as 3 million - and ecstatic crowds likely gave Francis hope that he would «revive the church on his home continent of Latin America.» (religion.blogs.cnn.com)
When it was all over, no one in the wildly ecstatic crowd which jammed Tiger Stadium to the light standards, no one in the vicinity of football - crazed Baton Rouge, no one in the entire state of Louisiana doubted that this was the No. 1 college football team in the land. (si.com)