Adelaide Fringe ticket sales up 13 per cent on last year 2013 Adelaide Fringe parade preview. (L-r) Becky Kern (green headpiece), Nathan Newman (white dancer) and Alexia Rocha (yellow headpiece) from Danza Brazil ready for Adelaide Fringe opening parade on Friday night. ADELAIDE Fringe ticket sales are booming, up 13 per cent after the opening weekend compared to the same time last year. Organisers estimate a record 30,000 people lined King William St for the Fringe Parade last Friday night, and twice that number spread across the city to Fringe shows and party venues. Fringe director Greg Clarke said "everything came together beautifully" on opening night, including new venue The Depot, at the old Franklin St bus station site, attracting more than 10,000 people. Numbers were also up 10 per cent at the Garden of Unearthly Delights across the weekend, while Stepney's new outdoor venue Howl the Moon reached its 200 capacity within five minutes of opening on Friday night. This week's Fringe highlights include the world premiere of the free Window World event at the State Library on Friday night. Festival goers will be able to view six different performances through the windows of the library, including Security World, about library security guards planning a revolt, and I Spy, billed as "a window into the adventure of a lifetime, a dense puzzle of suspense, paranoia, and espionage." Window World will run from 8.30pm to 10pm, with shows repeated multiple times through the evening.