FAQ’s for LA Pride 2022!
(updated 6/17/22)
ATTENDING LA PRIDE 2022
I missed the Parade. Can I watch it online?
ABC7, our fabulous broadcast partner, has made their live broadcast available on YouTube. Or, watch it on Hulu by searching “ABC7 “and “LA Pride.”
Where was the LA Pride Festival?
“LA Pride in the Park” was held at LA State Historic Park and headlined by Christina Aguilera, featuring performers include Anitta, Syd, Chika, Michaela Jaé and Bob the Drag Queen, among others. Over 19,000 attended LA Pride in the Park, making it LA Pride’s second largest festival day, ever (after 2019.)
What other LA Pride events can I attend in person?
Pride is Universal, our exclusive after-hours theme park experience, is back and better than ever on JUNE 24. Event details here.
LGBT Night at Cinespia is confirmed for June 25. The movie is going to be the classic, “But I’m a Cheerleader.” Read more here.
What are your COVID protocols?
We intend to strictly follow all LA County guidelines and mandates that may be in effect in June. Our community’s health and safety is our priority.
LA Pride in the Park FAQ
*LOST AND FOUND INFORMATION:
We are in possession of a few found items, mostly IDs and credit cards. We are in the process of attempting to locate and notify owners.
We do not have lost phones – very few phones (less than 4) were turned in to Lost & Found. The phones that were recovered are being returned to their owners.
If you lost your phone at Pride in the Park, and it was turned off, or Find My Phone (for iPhones) doesn’t work, and you now suspect your phone was stolen by a pickpocket or thief, we strongly urge you to file a report with the Parks Department, the authority at LA State Historic Park (not LAPD). Contact the LA State Historic Park by visiting their FAQ Page.
Other questions and media credential requests: email us at [email protected]
