The Great Nuggets Crowd Conundrum: Just How Many Fans Flooded the Streets?
The champagne corks are still popping, the confetti's probably ankle-deep somewhere downtown, and Denver is still buzzing from the epic Nuggets championship parade. But one question lingers in the air thicker than celebratory haze: exactly how many people were there?
Eyewitness Accounts: From a Sprinkle to a Swarm
Reports are all over the map, folks. We've got some folks claiming it felt like "every Nuggets fan on the planet" descended on Denver. News outlets are throwing around numbers like confetti: hundreds of thousands, even millions. One guy I saw on a scooter swore he saw his grandma who lives in Florida (jury's out on that one).
The Official Tally: Take it With a Grain of Salt
Now, Denver's Mayor, the ever-optimistic Michael Hancock, weighed in with an estimate of 700,000 to 1 million people. That's a lotta folks, enough to fill Mile High Stadium... twice! But here's the thing, counting a crowd that size is like counting jellybeans in a giant, sugar-coated blender. It's messy, it's imprecise, and there's a good chance you'll get sticky.
Tip: Reading carefully reduces re-reading.
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So, the Truth is Out There (Probably)
The real number? We may never know for sure. But one thing's for certain: Denver painted the town burgundy and blue, and the Mile High City threw a party for the ages. Here's to the Nuggets, the fans, and however many incredible people were there to celebrate!
FAQ: Your Nuggets Parade Crowd Survival Guide
Tip: Read once for gist, twice for details.
How to know if YOU were part of the record-breaking crowd?
Easy! If you high-fived a guy in a Jokic jersey who swore he was next-door neighbors with Jamal Murray, that's you!
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How to estimate a crowd size?
Tip: Absorb, don’t just glance.
Well, that's a science all its own. But if you can see the parade route from space, that's a good sign.
How to prepare for the next epic Nuggets parade?
Stock up on sunscreen, hydration is key, and maybe invest in some noise-canceling headphones (just in case your grandma from Florida shows up again).
Tip: The middle often holds the main point.
How to relive the parade magic?
Hit up YouTube, there's bound to be footage of the joyous chaos.
How to celebrate the Nuggets' championship win (even if you weren't at the parade)?
Break out your Nuggets jersey, crank up the victory anthem, and maybe bake a Jokic-shaped cake (icing not included).
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