South Florida turned out to celebrate the Florida Panthers’ back-to-back Stanley Cup championships on Sunday with a parade and rally on the beach in Fort Lauderdale.

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The Florida Panthers championship parade on Sunday was not cheap. The Panthers say they paid more than $2 million to cover the costs of setting up the stage on the beach and public safety details.

The Florida Panthers championship parade, on Sunday, meant big business for the restaurants and bars along A1A in Fort Lauderdale.

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Florida Panthers players and fans gathered at Fort Lauderdale Beach to celebrate back-to-back Stanley Cup championships on a hot Sunday afternoon.

The Florida Panthers marked their second consecutive Stanley Cup win with a sunny parade down A1A, ending in a lively rally.

Florida Panthers' Carter Verhaeghe carries the Stanley Cup during the NHL hockey team's Stanley Cup championship celebration in Fort Lauderdale.