Edmonton Oilers superfans cross ocean, paint body in blue and orange to watch games
- Pavel Viking Landa, a dedicated Oilers supporter from Akureyri, Iceland, traveled to Edmonton last week to see the opening two matchups of the Stanley Cup championship before heading back home.
- Since 2015, Landa has traveled annually over two days from Iceland to Edmonton to see the Oilers play, motivated more by the distinctive fan experience than by the team's victories.
- Last year, Landa did not go to Edmonton but traveled to Florida to watch Game 7, where the Oilers lost 2-1 to the Panthers after tying the series with three straight wins.
- Other dedicated fans like Kevin Follett travel hundreds of kilometers to playoff games in Edmonton’s Ice District, painting themselves in blue and orange and leading cheers at the Moss Pit.
- This strong fan loyalty, shown by extensive travel and passionate support both locally and abroad, underscores a deep commitment to the Oilers despite past playoff outcomes.
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Edmonton Oilers superfans cross ocean, paint body in blue and orange to watch games
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