Hard Rock Hollywood lights up guitar tower in support of Panthers

Iconic South Florida hotel supports Eastern Conference Champions with special display

Panthers Hard Rock split
By Dan O'Leary
@DanOLeary25 NHL.com Staff Writer

The Florida Panthers not only play hard, they rock.

The Seminole Hard Rock Hotel Hollywood put up an electric light display this week in tribute to the 2024 Eastern Conference Champions.

The hotel's iconic guitar tower was lit up in red. The huge display read "Florida Panthers" scrolling horizontally then switched to a vertical scroll that said "Go Cats!" with red panther claw marks in the background.

The Seminole Hard Rock is located in Hollywood, Florida, just about 10 miles from Amerant Bank Arena, the Panthers' home.

The team seemed quite happy with the display, responding on social media.

The Panthers are hoping to hit all the right notes when the puck drops for Game 1 of the 2024 Stanley Cup Final against the Edmonton Oilers on Saturday (8 p.m. ET; ABC, ESPN+, SN, TVAS, CBC).

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