Florida Panthers Parade 2025: Date, time, route and how fans can celebrate Stanley Cup win
Victory tastes even sweeter the second time around. After a grueling and glorious NHL season, the Florida Panthers have brought the Stanley Cup back to South Florida. And now, it's time for a celebration that fans won't forget.
The 2025 victory parade promises electric energy, iconic views, and heartfelt moments as the city honors its back-to-back champions.
The Parade route, date and time—Everything you need to know
There's no better place to party than Fort Lauderdale when history is made. The Panthers' 2025 Stanley Cup victory parade is officially set for Sunday, June 22, beginning at 12:00 PM ET. The celebration will kick off at Riomar Street, weaving along the picturesque State Road A1A, and will come to a thrilling halt just past Southeast 5th Street, directly across from Hotel Maren.
Fans are encouraged to arrive as early as 10:00 AM to secure a prime viewing spot along the route, especially near Fort Lauderdale Beach Park, where the post-parade rally will unfold. Expect confetti, chants, and passionate speeches from the heroes who made this title possible.
— WPTV (@WPTV)
What makes this Parade so special
As someone who's followed this team through highs and heartbreaks, this parade feels different. It's not just about celebrating a championship, it's about celebrating a culture shift in Florida hockey.
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Names like Aleksander Barkov, Matthew Tkachuk, and Sam Reinhart are no longer just stars, they're legends in the making. Reinhart's four-goal masterpiece in Game 6 was the stuff of dreams, while Barkov's steady leadership brought calm to chaos.
Head coach Paul Maurice deserves his flowers too. Under his guidance, the Panthers didn't just win—they dominated, showing resilience, unity, and flair that made every fan proud.
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Where to watch Panthers' 2025 Stanley Cup parade live
The Florida Panthers' championship celebration will take over Fort Lauderdale's beachfront, turning the city into a sea of red, gold, and black. For those unable to attend in person, the parade will be broadcast live on CBS Miami (WFOR), NBC6 (WTVJ), and WPLG Local 10. National viewers can catch highlights and coverage on the NHL Network, while real-time clips, behind-the-scenes moments, and post-parade reactions will stream across the Panthers' official social media channels and NHL.com/Panthers.
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