As the Carolina Hurricanes made a thrilling run for the Stanley Cup, the city of Raleigh is reaping the economic benefits of the team's success. According to a recent estimate, the Hurricanes' playoff run generated a whopping $13.4 million in revenue for the city, a significant boost to the local economy. The influx of visitors and fans attending games at PNC Arena contributed to the surge in spending, with many taking advantage of local accommodations, restaurants, and attractions. The positive impact is evident in the words of local officials, who describe the atmosphere as "a lot of good energy" - a sentiment that's likely to be shared by fans and businesses alike.

Carolina Hurricanes' Stanley Cup run brings $13.4M to Raleigh: 'Lot of good energy'  ABC11 News