It’s time for the Los Angeles Rams to celebrate their Super Bowl LVI victory.
They’ve fought through adversity and pulled off their gamble by pushing all of their chips in.
More importantly, most of them can finally call themselves champions.
What better way to celebrate such an achievement than with their families, right?
That said, Matthew Stafford, Aaron Donald, and Super Bowl LVI MVP Cooper Kupp went to The Happiest Place on Earth.
A dream come true! @CooperKupp, @AaronDonald97, and Matthew Stafford from the Los Angeles @RamsNFL went to the #HappiestPlaceonEarth to celebrate their Super Bowl win at Disneyland. #SBLVI https://t.co/aIJVCLzG8e pic.twitter.com/7tsWzZESw1
— Disneyland Resort (@Disneyland) February 15, 2022
What made this edition special is that the key contributors for the Rams’ championship got the invite so close to home.
Luckily, the destination was located in Anaheim which is not that far from SoFi Stadium in Inglewood.
A Preview Of The Celebration
The video clip showed select moments from their trip to Disneyland.
But they also got a hero’s welcome when they were cruised through the theme park on a float.
It felt like a preview of the grand victory parade that will occur to celebrate the achievement.
With Disneyland alluding to dreams coming true, Donald, Kupp, and Stafford fulfilled the sweetest achievement in the NFL.
Donald finally cemented his Hall of Fame credentials with the title while Kupp also won Offensive Player of the Year honors.
Meanwhile, Stafford erased more than a decade’s worth of frustration and misery by winning the Super Bowl in his first year with the Rams.
The team hopes to have the three-time Defensive Player of the Year back in 2022 because he’s already mulling retirement.
But if he does return, the Rams will be a formidable team to beat and the odds of them returning to Disneyland as back-to-back champions will increase.
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