PITTSBURGH -- City officials said the Pittsburgh Penguins Stanley Cup victory parade on June 15 cost the city less money even though it drew more fans than a parade celebrating the Steelers' Super Bowl XLIII win in February.

City officials estimate 375,000 fans turned out for the Penguins parade, which cost the city about $72,600, including regular and overtime pay for police, and Public Works expenses.

The Penguins beat the Detroit Red Wings in Game 7 of the Stanley Cup finals to capture their third Stanley Cup.

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SLIDESHOWS:
Pens Victory Parade: Part 1, The Players
Pens Victory Parade: Part 2, Stage Ceremony
Pens Victory Parade: Part 3, The Fans
Pens Victory Parade: Part 4
Pens Victory Parade: Part 5

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The Steelers' parade drew an estimated 350,000 fans to the same route downtown on Feb. 3.

City crews erected a stage at the end of the parade route where players and coaches from both teams addressed fans. City officials say the Steelers parade cost about $79,500.

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