Improved gate entry system promised for Pride 2014

Pride is unique because unlike many other festivals almost 30,000 people arrive at Preston Park in a very short period as the parade arrives at the park and this will always be a logistical headache.

To help address this issue Pride 2014 will operate a designated gate system (indicated on e tickets).

During peak entry times which are between 1pm and 3pm (when the Parade arrives) extra gate lanes are being opened, however  visitors may wish to arrive before or after peak times as there’s  still loads of time to enjoy the extended hours of entertainment.

This year Pride will also introduce an optional wristband pick-up option from Monday, July 28

from the Pride Welcome Centre above Charles Street Bar, Marine Parade BN2 1TA.

The Pride team have been listening to feedback and these are just a few of improvements being introduced to help make your Pride experience in 2014 even better.

There are a limited number of Super Early Bird tickets available at £9 and Early Bird tickets costing £12.50 have been frozen at last years prices. Buy now at last years prices and you get two hours extra on the park.

Once the early bird tickets are sold a discounted £15 advance (first release) will be available for a limited period then tickets increase to £17.50/£20 and more on the day.

To book tickets, CLICK HERE:

Ticket will be available in local venues within the next two weeks. (no booking fees apply).

Pride Directors Paul Kemp and Dulcie Weaver set up Brighton Pride Community Interest Company to organise a two week Arts and film festival and to stage the Pride Festival and Parade on Saturday August 2, 2014 and the Brighton Pride Arts and Film Festival July 18 – August 3, 2014

£1 per head for each ticket sold is ring fenced for the Rainbow Fund to distribute through their grants program to LGBT organisations, along with any profits after operational costs.