Thousands of people flocked to Fort Lauderdale Beach for a massive parade celebrating the Florida Panthers’ second consecutive Stanley Cup win.Fans<a class="excerpt-read-more" href=" More ...

LauderGO! Community Shuttle trolley's Las Olas Link and Beach Link routes also stop by the beach, or you can take the No. 11 or 40 bus to one of the stops along North Fort Lauderdale Beach Boulevard.

Davie resident Esteban Medel, 43, had been standing on the pillar at the Bayshore Drive entrance to Fort Lauderdale Beach proudly waving a large Florida Panthers flag by 7.a.m.

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The Florida Panthers will celebrate their second consecutive Stanley Cup win with a parade in Fort Lauderdale. The parade will take place Sunday, June 22nd at noon along A1A, ending with a rally ...

Hours Fort Lauderdale Beach Park is free to access and open every day from 5 a.m. to midnight. Driving is the easiest way to get to the park, but visitors without vehicles can also use the No. 40 bus.

On the morning of a parade that’s expected to draw tens of thousands of people to Fort Lauderdale Beach, fans are expecting them to keep the same energy. “It feels great.

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