US EditionOfficials Provide Advice, Tips for Anyone Going to the Panthers Parade Sunday
- The Florida Panthers will hold a victory parade at noon Sunday in Fort Lauderdale to celebrate their 2025 Stanley Cup championship win.
- The parade follows the Panthers' back-to-back championship victory over the Edmonton Oilers, with city officials preparing safety measures and logistics weeks in advance.
- The parade will start at the intersection of Riomar Street and A1A, proceed southward along A1A until reaching Southeast Fifth Street, and conclude with a rally held on the beach. Officials anticipate attendance will be comparable to last year’s crowd of over 200,000 people despite rainy conditions.
- Officials warn of high heat and large crowds, advising sunscreen, hydration, early arrival, limited parking, alternate transport, and increased police presence, with the security cost expected near $580,000.
- The event underlines Fort Lauderdale's investment in community and visibility, with the Panthers paying most costs and officials aiming for a safe, memorable celebration.
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The Florida Panthers parade isn’t until Sunday, but that didn’t stop a South Florida children’s hospital from hosting one of their own. It was a special celebration at Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital in Hollywood as the staff put on a parade that brought plenty of smiles and left their young patients feeling like back-to-back champions. “Today we’re cheering on the Florida Panthers, back-to-back Stanley Cup champions,” said Paige Cos, Special E…
Fort Lauderdale officials outline safety plans ahead of Panthers Stanley Cup parade
Fort Lauderdale officials held a news conference Thursday to outline safety measures ahead of the Florida Panthers’ Stanley Cup championship parade, as the city prepares to host the massive celebration for the second year in a row.The parade will take place at noon Sunday along the city’s beachfront, following the Panthers’ historic back-to-back championship win after defeating the Edmonton Oilers 5-1 in Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Final.With larg…
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