Your city's post-game celebration/party street

[Nutterbug]

Vancouver:

Robson Street--site of the infamous 1994 Stanley Cup riot

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e4SDSb2S5JQ

[Buckeye Native 001]

In Los Angeles? Probably Figueroa, right outside the Staples Center.

[ColDayMan]

Columbus? High Street.
Cincinnati? Vine Street.
Dayton? Main Street.

[PhillyRising]

Philadelphia....the parade always goes up Broad Street. However...it's been a long, long, long, long, long, llloooonnnngggg time since we had any need to use it for such an event much to the chagrin of all local residents.

[Derek]

San Diego:

5th Ave. (Gaslamp Quarter)
http://www.wildnatureimages.com/images%202/041011-186..jpg

[HurricaneHugo]

^^ sadly no championships have been celebrated there :(

[mersar]

For Calgary its the Red Mile (17th ave SW)... sadly no celebration there this year, possibly a riot though if Playfair doesn't get fired soon.

[holladay]

beale st

[Buckeye Native 001]

For Orange County, I guess it'd be Katella Avenue, since the Duck Pond and Angel Stadium are pretty much right across the street from one another. From what I remember, they also had the 2002 World Series Parade down Katella.

[Derek]

For Orange County, I guess it'd be Katella Avenue, since the Duck Pond and Angel Stadium are pretty much right across the street from one another. From what I remember, they also had the 2002 World Series Parade down Katella.

and there is a Hooters on it

[VivaLFuego]

Chicago would be Division St, and also Clark st in Wrigleyville (the latter depending on the team, of course)

[Xelebes]

Whyte Avenue - Man we trashed that place last year. :D

[Stephenapolis]

We will let you know once we have consistantly winning teams. ;)

[Marcu]

Chicago would be Division St, and also Clark st in Wrigleyville (the latter depending on the team, of course)

The White Sox 2005 World Series parade went, in part, through LaSalle
http://www.bestsportsphotos.com/image.php?productid=22365

[staff]

That Vancouver thing looks like kindergarten compared to any football match in Europe. :)

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For Malmö it would be the area around Möllevångstorget (short: Möllan), when Malmö FF wins a game.

For bigger achievements, such as winning the Premier Division in Sweden, we usually use Stortorget.

http://www.mt96.se/galleri/2004/guld/1s.jpg

http://www.mt96.se/galleri/2004/guld/7s.jpg

http://www.mt96.se/galleri/2004/guld/4s.jpg

http://www.mt96.se/galleri/2004/guld/3s.jpg

[LordMandeep]

yonge i think from Front to bloor...

[Goody]

http://www.writersmarch.com/football/images/1107893324_6093.jpg

I would like to say government center but it would be a lie, it mainly the streets

[sprtsluvr8]

That Vancouver thing looks like kindergarten compared to any football match in Europe.


Don't you in Vancouver know? European ________ is always superior! (fill in the blank with any noun).

[Nutterbug]

Don't you in Vancouver know? European ________ is always superior! (fill in the blank with any noun).

What's more, noone was killed in that riot. How shameful.

[Halifax Hillbilly]

yonge i think from Front to bloor...

There's a parade route that doesn't get much use.

It's been how long for the Leafs? Oh yeah, 40 years. 1967!

[DBR96A]

PITTSBURGH: Carson Street.

[Strayone]

When UT wins any game 6th street is jumping. But if it's a championship it starts on The Drag (west campus main roadway) and then the party continues to 6th street.

[pdxtex]

portland, championships? party street? even funnier...the closest thing we get to a party street is nw 13th during first thursday, the monthly art gallery walk....snoooore.

[dfane]

uh here in Philadelphia I forgot since we dont win at anything. Besides murder capital titles.

But I think it used to be South Broad st.
Frankford and Bustleton aves.

50's and Market if it is a Sixers celebration.

Would like to attend 1 more before I die, but that is doubtful.

[cwilson758]

In Indianapolis it would be "The Circle."

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v493/cwilson758/2007_0129SkylineFromAUL0006.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v493/cwilson758/SuperBowl/DSCF0100.jpg

[Comrade]

Sadly, Salt Lake City has never been able to celebrate a championship.

They came close in 1997 (NBA Finals) and '98 (NCAA basketball championship game, NBA Finals), but lost each time.

I don't know where we would celebrate though, since it's never happened. The biggest post-game celebration was unofficial, after the Jazz beat the Houston Rockets in the 1997 Western Conference Finals, 15,000 fans greeted the team at the airport around 3:00 in the morning when they arrived back from Houston. That was nuts, I've never known that many people to go out and greet a team at the airport so early in the morning.

Wish I had photos.

[MiamiSpartan]

Chicago would be Division St, and also Clark st in Wrigleyville (the latter depending on the team, of course)

THAT will never happen....:haha: :haha: :haha: