Love Parade - List of Love Parades

List of Love Parades

Year Location Motto Participants
1989 Berlin Friede, Freude, Eierkuchen
(Eng.) Peace, Joy, Pancakes
150
1990 Berlin The Future Is Ours 2,000
1991 Berlin My House Is Your House And Your House Is Mine 6,000
1992 Berlin The Spirit Makes You Move 15,000
1993 Berlin The Worldwide Party People Weekend 31,000
1994 Berlin Love 2 Love 110,000
1995 Berlin Peace on Earth 280,000
1996 Berlin We Are One Family 750,000
1997 Berlin Let the Sunshine In Your Heart 1,000,000
1997 Sydney
1998 Berlin One World One Future 800,000
1999 Berlin Music Is The Key 1,500,000
2000 Berlin One World One Loveparade 1,300,000
2000 Leeds Radio One – One Love 300,000
2001 Berlin Join The Love Republic 800,000
2001 Newcastle upon Tyne (cancelled)
2002 Berlin Access Peace 750,000
2002 Mexico City
2003 Berlin Love Rules 750,000
2004 San Francisco
2005 San Francisco
2005 Santiago Sal a la calle y baila (eng. Get out there and dance) 100,000
2006 Berlin The Love is Back 1,200,000
2006 San Francisco (as LoveFest)
2006 Santiago El Baile es de Todos 200,000
2007 Essen Love is everywhere 1,200,000
2007 Caracas Live the Love! 80,000
2007 San Francisco as LoveFest 89,000
2008 Dortmund Highway to love 1,600,000
2008 Rotterdam Olympic Edition 500,000
2008 San Francisco as LoveFest 120,000
2008 Caracas Keep the Love Alive!
2009 Bochum (cancelled)
2009 San Francisco as LovEvolution 150,000
2010 Duisburg The Art of Love 1,400,000

The "Participants" figure is the estimate given by the organizers. Police estimates have been as much as 30% lower. The numbers of the Ruhr Love Parades have probably been tripled. Accurate counts are not available since entry is free and uncontrolled. The mayor of Dortmund and the police confirmed the number of participants in Dortmund.

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