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The list presents the largestLGBTQ events (pride parades and festivals) worldwide by attendance. Statistics are announced both by the organizers and authorities (police). In this table, the largest single event by city as well as notable international events such asWorldPride orEuropride are indicated. Only referenced statistics are accepted. National parades are generally further supported by nationwide LGBTQ associations and media organizations. Certain statistics may include celebrations or festivals that may be exclusive of the parade. They are typically held in late June, in commemoration of the 1969Stonewall riots inLower Manhattan.

TheNYC Pride March inNew York City, considered an epicenter of the global LGBTQsociopolitical ecosystem, is consistently North America's biggest pride parade, with 2.1 million attendees in 2015 and 2.5 million in 2016;[1] in 2018, and again in 2023,[2] attendance was estimated around two million,[3] increasing back up to 2.5 million in 2024.[4] DuringStonewall 50 – WorldPride NYC 2019 inManhattan, over 5 million took part over the final weekend,[5][6] with an estimated four million in attendance at the parade.[7][8] While NYC Pride still has the largest Pride March, since 2023Pride Toronto has had the largest Pride Festival in North America with 2.9 million attendees in 2023 and 3.1 million in 2024.[9]

TheSão Paulo Gay Pride Parade inBrazil is South America's largest event, and was listed byGuinness World Records as the world's largest Pride parade in 2006 with 2.5 million people.[10] It broke the Guinness record in 2009 with four million attendees,[11] with similar numbers to at least 2016,[12] and up to five million attending in 2017.[1][13] As of 2019, it had three to five million each year.[14] There are Pride parades held as well inArgentina andChile.[citation needed]

Pride Toronto is the largest pride event inNorth America (andCanada) whileNYC Pride is the largest Pride event in theUnited States, withMexico City Pride as the largest Pride event inMexico. In Asia,Taiwan Pride,Tokyo Rainbow Pride inJapan andTel Aviv Pride in Israel are Asia's largest pride events. In Oceania,Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras inAustralia is Oceania’s largest Pride event.[citation needed] TheMarch of Pride (Buenos Aires) is the largest Pride event inArgentina whileSão Paulo Gay Pride Parade is the largest Pride event inBrazil, withSantiago Pride as the largest Pride event inChile.Paris Pride is the largest Pride event inFrance whileCopenhagen Pride is the largest Pride event inDenmark, withHelsinki Pride as the largest Pride event inFinland.

As of June 2019, the largest LGBTQ events in other parts of the world included:

Brooklyn Liberation March, the largesttransgender rights demonstration in LGBTQ history, took place on June 14, 2020, stretching fromGrand Army Plaza toFort Greene,Brooklyn in New York City, and focused on supporting Black transgender lives, drawing an estimated 15,000 to 20,000 participants.[17][18]

All-time statistics

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RankCitySupportYearOrganizers' statisticsAuthorities' statisticsType
1United StatesNew York CityWorldPride20194,000,000[19]5,000,000[20]March/Festival
2BrazilSão PauloLocal20114,000,000[21]Parade
3SpainMadridWorldPride20173,500,000[22]2,300,000[23]Festival
4CanadaTorontoLocal20243,100,000March/Festival
5CanadaTorontoLocal20232,900,000[9]March/Festival
6United StatesNew York CityLocal20242,500,000[4]March
7CanadaTorontoLocal20222,400,000[24]March/Festival
8SpainMadridEuroPride20072,300,000[25]Festival
9United StatesNew York CityLocal20162,100,000+[26][27]2,500,000[28]March
10 (tie)ArgentinaBuenos AiresLocal20232,000,000[29]March
10 (tie)United StatesNew York CityLocal20232,000,000[2]March
10 (tie)United StatesNew York CityLocal20182,000,000[3]March
13 (tie)CanadaTorontoLocal20191,700,000[30]March/Festival
13 (tie)United StatesSan FranciscoLocal20141,700,000[31]Parade/Festival
13 (tie)United StatesSan FranciscoLocal20191,700,000[32]Parade/Festival
16SpainMadridLocal20191,600,000[33]Parade
17 (tie)SpainMadridLocal20161,500,000[34]Parade
17 (tie)United KingdomLondonNational20191,500,000+[35]Parade
19 (tie)GermanyCologneEuroPride20021,400,000[36]Parade
19 (tie)GermanyCologneLocal20231,400,000[37]Parade/Festival
21CanadaTorontoLocal20121,220,000[38]Festival
22 (tie)GermanyCologneLocal20221,200,000[39]Festival
22 (tie)GermanyCologneLocal20191,200,000[39]Parade
22 (tie)GermanyCologneLocal20181,200,000[40]Parade
22 (tie)SpainMadridNational20121,200,000[41]700,000[41]Parade
26United StatesChicagoLocal20161,000,000+[42]Parade
27United StatesSan FranciscoLocal20151,000,000+[43]Parade/Festival
28GermanyBerlinNational20121,000,000Parade
29GermanyCologneLocal20131,000,000[44]900,000[44]Parade
30ItalyRomeEuroPride20111,000,000[45]Festival
31FranceParisNational2010800,000[46]100,000[46]Parade
32United StatesHoustonLocal2017750,000[47]Parade
33United KingdomLondonLocal2014750,000[48]Parade
34United StatesBostonLocal2019750,000[49]Parade
35BrazilRio de JaneiroLocal2011700,000[50]Parade
36NetherlandsAmsterdamLocal2014560,000[51]450,000[52]Parade
37United StatesDenverLocal2019525,000[53]Parade & Festival
38United StatesColumbusLocal2019750,000[54]Parade and Festival
39ArgentinaBuenos AiresNational2019500,000[55][56]Parade
40BrazilRio de JaneiroLocal2010500,000[57]Parade
41MexicoMexico CityNational2010500,000[58]Parade
42United KingdomBrightonLocal2018450,000[59]450,000[60][61]Parade & Festival
43 (tie)United StatesPhiladelphiaLocal2022400,000[62]Parade, Festival, and Parties
43United StatesLos AngelesLocal2015400,000[63]Parade
44United StatesMinneapolisLocal2016400,000[64]Festival
45United StatesSan DiegoLocal2019360,000[65]Parade/Festival
46GermanyBerlinLocal2022350,000[66]Parade/Festival
47United StatesAtlantaLocal2018300,000[67]Parade & Festival
48AustraliaSydneyLocal2020300,000[68][69]
Largest: 500,000 (1993)[70][71]
Parade
49CanadaMontrealLocal2012290,000[72]Parade
50AustraliaMelbourneLocal2020261,806[73]264,895[74]Parade & Festival
51IsraelTel AvivLocal2019250,000[75]Parade & Festival
52United StatesSt. PetersburgLocal2019265,000[76]Parade & Festival
53ItalyRomeWorldPride2000250,000[77]Parade
54United StatesNew OrleansLocal2019250,000[78]Parade & Festival
55IsraelTel AvivLocal2018250,000[79]Parade
56BelgiumBrusselsLocal2025220,000[80]Parade & Festival
57United StatesCharlotteLocal2019200,000[81][82]Parade & Festival
58BrazilBelo HorizonteLocal2019200,000[83]200,000[83]Parade
59ArgentinaBuenos AiresNational2012200,000[84]Parade
60AustriaViennaNational2023300,000[3]Parade
61JapanTokyoLocal2019200,000[85][86]Parade & Festival
62TaiwanTaipeiNational2019200,000[87]Parade
63HungaryBudapestLocal2025470,000[88][89]Parade
64United StatesLos AngelesLocal2024190,000Parade & Festival
65United StatesMiamiLocal2018180,000[90]Parade & Festival
66GermanyHamburgLocal2018180,000[91]Parade
67GermanyMunichLocal2018160,000[92]Parade
68ItalyPalermoNational2013150,000[93]135,000[94]Parade
69BelgiumBrusselsLocal2023150,000[95]100,000[96]Parade & Festival
70CanadaOttawaLocal2019125,000[97]Festival
71DenmarkCopenhagenLocal2014120,000[98]Parade
72South KoreaSeoulNational2018120,000[99]Parade & Festival
73BelgiumBrusselsNational2022120,000[96]Parade & Festival
74PhilippinesQuezon CityLocal2023110,752[100]110,752[100]Festival
75ChileSantiagoLocal2021100,000[citation needed]March
76FinlandHelsinkiLocal2022100,000[citation needed]March

See also

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