Live updates: Hurricanes hold victory parade and rally of the Stanley Cup champs in NC

Downtown Raleigh became the loudest downtown as Caniacs turned out in droves to see the parade and celebrate the Carolina Hurricanes' Stanley Cup victory.

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Thousands of fans pack the streets of Downtown Raleigh hours ahead of the Carolina Hurricanes Stanley Cup victory parade.

Here's what you need to know about the Canes' parade route, parking and rideshare lots.

Parade Route

• Parade begins at the intersection of Hillsborough Street and St. Mary's Street

• Travels east down Hillsborough Street toward the NC State Capitol

• Turns right on Salisbury Street, then turns left on Morgan Street

• Turns right onto Fayetteville Street, heading South

• Ends on Davie Street. A fan rally is scheduled to happen after the parade in City Plaza.

• Fayetteville Street will be closed for fans to see the rally.

Free Parking

Five decks offering FREE parking for the celebration:

• Cabarrus St. Deck located at 436 S. Salisbury St.

• Moore Square Deck located at 233 S. Wilmington St.

• City Center Deck located at 429 S. Wilmington St.

• City Hall/Municipal Parking Deck located at 201 W. Morgan St.

• Wilmington St. Station Deck located at 117 S. Wilmington St.

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Rideshare Lots

• W Lane Street: Between N Dawson Street and N Harrington Street

• S South Street: Between S Salisbury Street and S Wilmington Street

• S Wilmington Street: Between Martin Luther King Jr Blvd and E South Street

• E Martin Street: Between S Blount Street and S Person Street

• S Person Street: Between E Martin Street and E Hargett Street

ABC11 will be streaming the Hurricanes victory parade starting at 11:00 a.m. Saturday. You can watch it live on Disney+, our mobile app and wherever you stream ABC11.

Caniacs are gearing up for what could be Raleighwood's biggest parade and celebration in the city's history. A bunch of Stanley Cup champs will get to see and hear fans who will line the streets of downtown for their victory parade.

Here's what you need to know about the Canes' parade route, parking and rideshare lots.

Parade Route

• Parade begins at the intersection of Hillsborough Street and St. Mary's Street

• Travels east down Hillsborough Street toward the NC State Capitol

• Turns right on Salisbury Street, then turns left on Morgan Street

• Turns right onto Fayetteville Street, heading South

• Ends on Davie Street. A fan rally is scheduled to happen after the parade in City Plaza.

• Fayetteville Street will be closed for fans to see the rally.

Free Parking

Five decks offering FREE parking for the celebration:

• Cabarrus St. Deck located at 436 S. Salisbury St.

• Moore Square Deck located at 233 S. Wilmington St.

• City Center Deck located at 429 S. Wilmington St.

• City Hall/Municipal Parking Deck located at 201 W. Morgan St.

• Wilmington St. Station Deck located at 117 S. Wilmington St.

Download the ABC11 App for breaking news and weather alerts

Rideshare Lots

• W Lane Street: Between N Dawson Street and N Harrington Street

• S South Street: Between S Salisbury Street and S Wilmington Street

• S Wilmington Street: Between Martin Luther King Jr Blvd and E South Street

• E Martin Street: Between S Blount Street and S Person Street

• S Person Street: Between E Martin Street and E Hargett Street

ABC11 will be streaming the Hurricanes victory parade starting at 11:00 a.m. Saturday. You can watch it live on Disney+, our mobile app and wherever you stream ABC11.

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