The Florida Panthers are celebrating the franchise's first Stanley Cup championship in true Miami fashion.

Captain Aleksander Barkov and his teammates partied at multiple Magic City hotspots Wednesday night, less than 48 hours after clinching victory over the Edmonton Oilers. 

The group started their night with an extravagant dinner party at South Beach’s newest celebrity haunt, CATCH Miami. 

An insider told us the champs took over most of the main dining room as they indulged in a four-course meal and paraded the Stanley Cup around the restaurant.

'Matthew Tkachuk and Aaron Ekblad took turns passing the Stanley Cup around, pouring beer into each other's mouths from the trophy,' the source told Mail Sport. 

Unsuspecting restaurant-goers joined in on the celebration, cheering for the local heroes as they hoisted the trophy in the air. 

Boxer Ryan Garcia also made a surprise appearance while dining at the swanky new eatery.

We're told the athlete 'walked over to congratulate the team and took a few selfies with some of the players.' 

Following dinner, the hockey stars headed to celeb-loved ultraclub E11EVEN Miami.

Barkov walked into the club just before midnight with the Stanley Cup above his head, where he and the team were greeted by hundreds of awaiting fans.

An insider said the group signed a Panthers jersey, which was raised into the air in the center of the club, before taking over several tables near the DJ booth.  

They kicked off late-night celebrations to the tune of Queen's 'We Are the Champions,' while confetti rained down and smoke machines filled the venue. 

Carter Verhaeghe, Kyle Okposo, and Sam Bennett were seen passing the Stanley Cup down the line of tables, as they sprayed over 10 bottles of champagne on club-goers. 

Meanwhile, Barkov was seen sipping on Ace of Spades and ripping shots of E11EVEN Vodka with Matthew Tkachuk, before Ryan Lomberg decided to go crowd-surfing. 

We're told that Barkov was tasked with keeping their new piece of silverware safe, and was spotted sneaking out of the club around 12.30am to ensure the Stanley Cup made it home in one piece. 

Once the cup was secured, he immediately headed back into E11EVEN to continue partying.

It came two days after the Panthers contained a relentless attack from the Oilers in the third period of Game 7 to win their first NHL championship 2-1 on Monday.

Florida gained a convincing 3-0 lead in the series but left fans on the edge of their seat as Edmonton climbed back to force a tie-breaker.