The Pride in London Parade takes place on Saturday, 29 June 2024. This webpage will continue to be updated, please check back for further information.

Pride in London is a Community Interest Company, solely run by volunteers. The organisation and event is funded by donations, fundraising and partnerships with organisations. The event this year will cost £1.7m to produce. If you would like to donate to Pride in London please click here to help keep the event free.

Parade Details

Start - Hyde Park Corner - 12:00pm

Finish - Whitehall Place - 6:00pm

The parade will see over 500 LGBT+ community groups march, with 30,000 people registered overall this year.

Applications for groups and organisations to participate in this year's parade is now closed. . If you would like to be a part of the event, join us along the route or at one of the stages (see below).

Stage Areas

Golden Square

Stage, variety of stalls, beverages & food. Featuring a variety of performances, speakers and entertainers. Artist line-up and more details for Golden Square to be announced soon.

Trafalgar Square

Stage, variety of stalls, beverages & food. Featuring a variety of performances, speakers and entertainers. Artist line-up and more details for Trafalgar Square to be announced soon.

Women's Stage - Leicester Square

Stage, variety of stalls, beverages & food. Featuring a variety of performances, speakers and entertainers. Artist line-up and more details for the Women's Stage to be announced soon.

Cabaret Stage - Dean Street, Soho

Stage - Featuring a variety of performances, speakers and entertainers. Artist line-up and more details for the Cabaret Stage to be announced soon.

Wide selection of stalls

Family Area

Victoria Embankment Gardens, dedicated LGBT+ family area with activities and performances for parents with children

Food & Beverage

A selection of food and beverage vendors will be available within the Stage Areas.

Vendor & Partner Stalls

Soho Square, Trafalgar Square, Leicester Square, Pall Mall East, Golden Square, Victoria Embankment Gardens in the Fields - a selection of souvenirs will be available for sale. Proceeds will go to support LGBT+ charities. In addition some of our partners and other charities will also set up stalls in these areas.

Eat, Pace, Plan

First things first, if you’re planning on drinking alcohol, eat beforehand! You know what they say about drinking on an empty stomach. Going alcohol-free? Good on you; there are plenty of options for you to enjoy just as much as the real thing. If you are drinking on the other hand, know your limits and pace yourself. The NHS One You – Drink Less app is perfect for keeping track of how much you’re drinking and spending.

Keep a water bottle handy throughout the day (you’ll thank yourself the next morning) and guard your drinks — along with other valuables like your bag and phone. Thinking about walking home? Don’t go it alone, especially if you’ve had a long day drinking. Look after those who need to find their way back, and remember: you’ll still have alcohol in your system the morning after, so don’t drive!

Performances on the Day

Pride in London is delighted to give a platform to artists representing the beauty of our community’s diversity, featuring performances from people of all parts of the rainbow family

Where to Watch

This year the parade runs along from Hyde Park Corner, through Piccadilly Circus, down Haymarket and along Pall Mall to Trafalgar Square, culminating at Whitehall Place. You can view the map here. Attendees are invited to watch from any of the designated public spaces along the route.

To enjoy the best view of the parade in comfort, Pride in London offers booked grandstand tickets.

Tickets for the grandstand seating are limited, so book early to avoid disappointment.

Buy Grandstand tickets

Travelling to Central London

Travel into and around Central London on 1st July will be extremely busy, so please take extra caution and plan ahead where possible to avoid delays.

For detailed travel information and a map with local stations, consult the TFL website directly.

Nearest Train Stations

  • Euston

  • Waterloo

  • London Bridge

  • Paddington

  • Charing Cross

  • Victoria

Nearest Tube Stations

  • Marble Arch

  • Hyde Park Corner

  • Green Park

  • Bond Street

Note:

We recommend you plan your journey to arrive at stations North & East of the Route (such as Bond Street).

Marble Arch, Hyde Park Corner, Green Park and Piccadilly will be very busy. 

Some stations may temporarily close during the event.  

Nearest Airports

  • London Heathrow

  • Gatwick

  • London City

  • Luton

  • Stansted

Pride Month

Check out the Pride Festival our exclusive LGBT+ events platform for hundreds of events run by the community for the community click here.

Press & Media Accreditation and Resources

If you require campaign assets or have questions please click here for our media centre.

For media accreditation requests fill in this form. Media accreditation will shut at 17.00 BST on 16th June 2023. Approval is at the discretion of the event organiser, all successful applicants will be notified after the deadline.

Please do not contact us for media access after this time.

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