June
8
Gates Open 1:00PM
Los Angeles State Historic Park
1245 N Spring St, Los Angeles, CA 90012
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Picking up your tickets is easy! If you chose Will Call when purchasing your tickets, you can pick them up starting Monday, June 3. Please bring your ID.
Advance Will Call:
W Hollywood Hotel,
“Focus Room” 2nd Fl.
6250 Hollywood Blvd, LA, CA
11am-4pm, Mon 6/3-Fri 6/7
Or, on SAT JUN 8 at the event:
Event Will Call:
Will Call Tent, LA State Historic Park
N. Spring Street near GA entrance on southwest end of park
Opens at 12pm, Sat, 6/8
Closes at 10pm
FESTIVAL MAP
Bag Policy
Empty hydration flasks will be allowed, so you can make use of the free water stations located around the park. And check out the snack giveaways in Pride Village!
Venue Security: All attendees will go through security before entering the park. The complete list of prohibited items can be found below.
Your safety: CSW is committed to the safety of our attendees and partners at LA Pride. We’re working closely with the LAPD, security, and officials to implement proper protocols that ensure everyone’s safety. We are aware of the climate these days and are acting with appropriate caution.
Cell Phone & Bag Security:
Pickpockets and cell phone thefts are on the rise in LA. Don’t let them ruin your Pride!
Remember to keep your bag closed and close at all times, and always know where your cell phone is. Don’t carry your cell in your back pocket. Be smart, LA!
Lockers
Why carry stuff around all day and night? Keep your belongings safe, and your hands free- Rent a locker! Each locker also comes with a charger for your phone. Genius! Click the button above!
ADA
The ADA entrance is located on N. Spring Street, at Sotello.
The venue is navigable for people with mobility disabilities, and all stages and performance spaces are accessible to all guests. An ADA viewing area with seating will be available in both the GA and VIP sections.
ASL interpreters will be provided for the performances. Read more about ADA protocols and services HERE.
LA METRO loves LA Pride
The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro), the Official Transit Partner of LA Pride, is activating station “take-overs” in honor of LA Pride Weekend. On Saturday, June 8, Chinatown station that services the concert will be renamed “LA Pride Nation Station” and the station pylon will be wrapped in Pride colors.
BEST WAY TO PRIDE IN THE PARK:
Getting to Pride in the Park easy peasy! Take the A Line to Chinatown Station – one quick stop from L.A. Union Station. Pay Metro fare of $3.50 for a round trip on a TAP card, which cost $2 and are available for purchase at TAP vending machines at all Metro rail and busway stations. Metro has many Park & Ride lots servicing the county – parking is just $3.00 per day, payable onsite.
Rideshare
The pick-up / drop-off area for Uber and Lyft is N Spring St, at College St.
FAQs
Is LA Pride in the Park an all-ages event? Does my child need a ticket?
LA Pride in the Park is an all-ages event, but everyone over 3-years-old must purchase a ticket to enter. You must be 21+ where alcohol is served, and 18+ to enter Erotic City. *Proper ID required.
Will there be food?
We will a plenty of food trucks and multiple bars to choose from. Vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options will be available.
Will there be things to do before dinnertime?
Yes, absolutely! Programming such as ballroom, DJ dance parties, activities and games are all happening, starting at Gates Open at 1 PM.
Can I buy my ticket the day of the event?
Of course! Tickets can be purchased at the Box Office located on N Spring Street, next to the General Admission entrance at the southwest end of the Park. Subject to availability and capacity.
I ordered my tickets online, but have a few questions.
Our ticketing provider, SeeTickets, can help you with any ticketing related questions. Go to https://support.seetickets.us/hc/en-us.
My wristband is being shipped to me. When will I get it?
If you purchased your tickets online before May 13, your wristband has been shipped and should arrive in the mail no later than June 5.
When and where is the Will Call Window?
You can pick up your tickets June 3-June 7 at Advance Will Call, and at the event on June 8. *BRING THE ID YOU USED TO BUY YOUR TICKETS.*
Advance Will Call:
W Hollywood Hotel
“Focus Room” 2nd Fl.
6250 Hollywood Blvd, LA, CA 90028
11am-4pm, Mon 6/3-Fri 6/7
Event Will Call:
Will Call Tent, LA State Historic Park
N. Spring Street near GA entrance on southwest end of park
Opens at 12pm, Sat, 6/8. Closes at 10pm
I got my wristband! Now what?
Treat your wristband like cash. Each wristband is good for entrance, by one person only, and is non-transferable. As show on the package insert, DO NOT put on your wristband until the day of the event. Once on, they cannot be loosen to take it off. The only way remove a wristband is to cut it off, invalidating it.
We will not accept damaged or tampered wristbands at the gate.
I lost or damaged my wristband. What do I do?
Replacement wristbands may be purchased for a fee under certain circumstances. Contact See Tickets at https://support.seetickets.us/hc/en-us for assistance.
Can I upgrade from GA to VIP?
Yes, you will be able to upgrade your wristband, at the event Box Office on N Spring St. starting at Noon on June 8.
Will there be parking? What’s the best way to get to and from the LA Pride Festival?
We do not provide parking, but there are some public garages and lots in the area. Be sure to ask what time they close before parking your car.
Will the street be closed?
N. Spring Street will be closed 9 PM to 12 AM
Can I leave and come get in?
No, sorry. There are no in/out privileges at Pride in the Park.
What if it rains?
Pride in the Park is rain or shine. In the event we have to cancel due to extreme weather for the safety of all, you will receive a credit redeemable for 2025.
Are containers allowed in the LA Pride Festival?
We do not allow outside food or beverage containers into the venue.
Can I bring my pet?
Only ADA service animals are allowed. Read more about the policy in our ADA section.
What items are not allowed?
- Personal or recreational transportation: Bikes, scooters, razors, roller-blades, skateboards, etc.
- Outside beverage, food, alcohol
- Carts, tents, chairs, umbrellas, coolers, beach balls, inflatables of any kind
- Glass containers (including water bottles)
- Steel containers (including water bottles)
- Sharpies, markers, paint pens
- Sticks (including selfie sticks)
- Weapons of any kind (includes toy guns or water guns)
- Illegal or illicit substances of any kind
- Professional photography, video or audio equipment
- Music instruments
- No unauthorized/unlicensed vendors allowed
- No unauthorized solicitations, handbills, sampling, giveaways, etc.
*Bag checks will be required upon entering gate. Prohibited items will be confiscated by security and destroyed immediately.
Is there a Lost & Found?
There will be a Lost & Found on site, located next to the Lockers near the VIP/ADA entrance. Any unclaimed items will still be available for return to its owner via OUR LOST & FOUND WEBSITE.
Can I pre-register my phone in case it gets lost?
Yes, please follow this link below to pre-register your phone: https://lapride.liff.app/#/protect/register
ADA FAQs
LA Pride will have an Accessibility Services Hub on site for ADA patrons. Please check in at the Hub after entering the venue to learn more about ADA accommodations and services at LA Pride in the Park.
To read our entire ADA guidelines document, please click HERE
Send any additional accessibility-related questions to [email protected].
Accessibility Services Hub
You must stop here to get your Accessibility Wristband. This wristband is free of charge and will grant you access to the ADA viewing platform. There is no accessibility pre-registration before the event – this is all done onsite at the event. One (1) accessibility companion wristband will be issued per ADA guest.
The Hub is conveniently located just past the ADA entrance, next to the lockers. At the Hub, you can:
- Learn about accessibility services and receive answers to your questions
- Receive an accessibility wristband
- Effective Communication check-in
- Register service animals*
Mobility
The venue is a state park with paved and hardscape paths, and flat, well-maintained grass. Wheelchairs, mobility devices, crutches and canes should be able to navigate the event with negligible or no difficulty. Please note, the event takes place across 20 acres.
If you need to recharge your motorized mobility device or other medical equipment, you may do so at the Accessibility Services Hub. Bring all cords and accessories needed to charge your device. We do not provide wheelchair or scooter rentals.
ADA Entrance/ Parking
The ADA entrance is at N Spring Street, at Sotello St. ADA drop-off and pick-up may take place at this location, but there is no parking on site. There are a number of paid parking lots close to the park. Be sure to look ahead at open parking lots in the area, and please pay close attention to closing times before parking.
ADA Viewing Areas
Both GA and VIP sections will have an ADA viewing platform. Guests and their one companion may access the viewing platform with their accessibility wristbands.
- Companions may be asked to stand in the back of the viewing area if capacity is reached
- Viewing Areas are non-smoking
- Guests are not allowed to save spots
- If a guest or companion is not-present for longer than 30 minutes, their spot will be given to another guest
- Seating is limited on a first come, first served basis
Service Animals
Due to insurance restrictions, only service animals as defined by the Americans with Disabilities Act are permitted inside the venue. Emotional support animals, therapy animals, companion animals, and pets are not permitted. Animals whose task is to provide protection, emotional support, well-being, comfort, or companionship is not considered a service animal and unfortunately cannot be accommodated.
ASL
ASL interpretation will be provided for all performances.
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