The wait is finally over for the fans of the Vegas Golden Knights as they prepare to celebrate their historic Stanley Cup victory. Following their win over the Florida Panthers in the 2023 Stanley Cup Final, the Golden Knights are ready to march down the iconic Las Vegas Strip.
The city is buzzing with excitement, having recently celebrated the Las Vegas Aces' 2022 WNBA title. Now, it's time for the Vegas Golden Knights to bask in the glory of their first-ever championship.
While an official announcement regarding the date of the parade is yet to be made, several reports have indicated that the grand celebration is scheduled for Saturday, June 17. Fans can anticipate the festivities to kick off at 7 p.m. PT in the heart of Vegas. It's bound to be a spectacle like no other as the city comes alive with pride for its victorious team.
Although the exact parade route has not been disclosed, it is expected to follow a similar path to the one taken by the Las Vegas Aces. The Aces commenced their parade on Caesars Palace Drive and proceeded down the renowned Las Vegas Strip. The procession culminated at the celebration stage located in front of the breathtaking Bellagio Fountain, situated between West Flamingo Road and Paris Drive.
The parade promises to be an unforgettable experience for both the players and the fans. Notable figures, including Vegas Golden Knights players, coaches, and front-office staff, as well as team owner Bill Foley and other esteemed guests, will grace the celebration with their presence.
For those who are unable to attend the parade in person, there is no need to worry. Local Las Vegas stations, such as Fox 5 Vegas (KVVU), will provide extensive coverage of the event. Viewers can tune in to their preferred local channels to catch all the action.
Additionally, for those who prefer to watch the parade online, the coverage will be streamed on the Fox 5 website, ensuring that fans near and far can join in the celebration of the Vegas Golden Knights' remarkable achievement.
How the Vegas Golden Knights beat the Panthers in Game 5
Mark Stone displayed an impressive offensive showcase, scoring three goals to lead the Vegas Golden Knights to a dominant victory. He opened the scoring with a short-handed goal in the first period, showcasing his skill and precision.
Nicolas Hague and Reilly Smith also found the net, contributing to the Golden Knights' commanding lead. In the second period, Vegas unleashed an offensive onslaught, scoring four goals in under 10 minutes.
The Panthers managed to score a couple of goals in the third period, but Stone completed his hat trick with an empty-net goal, sealing the Golden Knights' dominant win. Nicolas Roy added the final goal for Vegas.