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Gay pride parade san diego

Colorful floats will soon glide through Hillcrest as part of the San Diego Pride Parade -- a time-honored tradition in America's Finest City that honors the LGBTQ+ community.

LGBTQ+ members will be joined by allies to march along the route uptown in honor of their continued dial for equity and acceptance. Those who are planning on showing their help by attending the parade can regard the following to plan their trip:

When is the parade?

The San Diego Event Parade will be held at 10 a.m. on Saturday, July 19.

Folks can expect the event to be held rain or beam, according to the San Diego LGBT Pride nonprofit organization.

Where to park

Pride organizers are making it easier for participants to arrive by car. Free parking will be on hand at the Elderly Naval Hospital on Park Boulevard and President’s Way. Once there, visitors can take a free shuttle that will drop off passengers at the intersection of Richmond and Essex Streets.

The shuttle service will be available as follows:

  • Pride Parade Route 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.
    • Catch a free travel from the Mature Naval Hospital parking lots to the Pride Parade. The Shuttle will lower parade goers at Essex and Richmond Street, one

      San Diego Celebration Parade & Festival

      The annual San Diego Pride Procession is back and bigger than ever! An estimated 300,000 attendees are expected to join the weekend’s events. Reach out to honor and honor the LGBTQIA+ community. With limited parking, MTS is the intelligent ride to Pride.

      Riders are encouraged to use their PRONTO app to explore to the event.

      Youth with a registered PRONTO card or app account can also ride free with the Youth Opportunity Pass. Recollect to tap or scan before every ride - even when you convey between stops.

      Rapid 215 is a wonderful option to fetch to all the Pride festivities:

      • Service every 15 minutes or better throughout most of the day
      • Last bus leaves downtown/Hillcrest (both directions) after midnight
      • Direct service to University & Park Blvd. to hold the Parade. The Parade begins on University three blocks west of Park Blvd. at Normal Street.
      • Connect to the free Pride shuttle service at the Park Blvd. and Presidents Way. (Northbound stop: Park Blvd. and Naval Hospital. Southbound Stop: Park Blvd. and Inspiration Point Way)
      • Route 7 is another option to get to the Pride Shuttle service - grab Route 7 to Park Blvd. and Pr

        San Diego Pride 2025

        This shape will be used to capture registrations for San Diego Pride 2025. The parade will be held Saturday, July 19th. Registration for the 2025 celebration is now open!

         

         

         

         

        For more information about SD Self-acceptance, visit their website.
        FAQ(S):

         

        1. Can I bring additional guests to the Parade? YES! You 100% can, in evidence we encourage you to. However, we do contain shuttles that are provided to registrants only. Shuttle space is limited and we'll be in message when we reach capacity, please make other arrangements if you do contain additional guests attending with you. Additional guests will have to fill the safety and liability waiver.
        2. Will there be accommodations at the Parade? YES! We will have a shuttle with us along the parade route. If you need to ride along with us instead of marching, the shuttle will gradually move with us as we march along the route.
        3. Can I carry dogs to the Parade? YES! However, it will be an extremely scorching day on Saturday, July 20th. Take any precautions for the wellbeing and safety of your pet. 
        4. Can my dog be on the shuttle? NO! UCSD Policy prohibits pets on the shuttle, but service animals

          A weekend of celebration continued, Saturday, with what has become the largest one-day public gathering in San Diego every year. Almost 250,000 people are expected at San Diego Pride events Saturday and Sunday.

          The parade down University and Sixth Avenue included contingents from police to performers of every kind. There was also representation of LGBTQ+ people and their allies from churches, society health organizations, and local bars.

          It's tradition that the march begins with the revved engines of motorcycle riders who proudly ring themselves ‘Dykes on Bikes’.

          M.G. Perez
          M.G. Perez

          "Joy is our birthright. It's our gift, and it’s also a weapon that we get to use to dismantle the systems of oppression," said Kristin Flickinger, Interim Executive Director San Diego Pride.

          That oppression to which Flickinger referred, includes the Trump Administration's recent action banning transgender members of the military from continuing to serve.

          Sam Rodriguez brought his 4 year old daughter, Knox, to the parade. They are marching with the SPARTA Celebration contingent of transgender military members. Most of them are in the process of being discharged because of the Trum