
Caniacs from across the nation flying in for Raleigh victory parade
Hotels are booked up as fans arrive from outside North Carolina to witness the Carolina Hurricanes' Stanley Cup victory parade.
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RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) -- North Carolina is throwing the Stanley Cup champions a victory parade. There's also an up-close opportunity for Caniacs to see members of the team and the Cup in person.
The win is the team's second Stanley Cup championship and comes 20 years after they won the first one. The Canes victory parade could be largest parade in Raleigh's history.
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Hotels are booked up as fans arrive from outside North Carolina to witness the Carolina Hurricanes' Stanley Cup victory parade.
Take a look:

The Stanley Cup Champions have released a list of who is in the Canes' victory parade on Saturday.
Here's who will be on the buses during the parade:

Chopper 11 was over the "Hurricanes Championship" buses Friday in Raleigh.
Eyewitness News will have live coverage at the parade tomorrow, starting at 11 a.m.


As thousands are expected to gather in downtown Raleigh for the Carolina Hurricanes' Stanley Cup celebration, one food truck owner is preparing to serve fans while witnessing a historic moment.
Among those taking part is Marcus Jenkins, owner of the Spud Kings food truck, who said the opportunity is unlike anything he has experienced.
If they bring over the (Stanley) Cup, we'll load it with fries.Marcus Jenkins, Spud Kings food truck
At least 30 food trucks will be part of the parade and rally festivities, according to Shop Local Raleigh.
SEE full story here: Food truck owner prepares for 'biggest event' -- Canes victory parade
