Question 1

Where can I park, and are there any nearby accessible parking options?

Accepted Answer

There is no reserved or priority parking available and open parking is very limited for the Pride Parade. A helpful tool for finding parking may be SpotHero , which allows filtering for accessible parking spaces.  (We can not guarantee the accuracy of this platform)

Question 2

Do I have to pay to watch the Seattle Pride Parade?

Accepted Answer

Nope! It is free to join us along 4th Avenue to watch the Parade! The only paid service at this event is our Grandstand seating.

Question 3

What are the start and end points of the Parade route?

Accepted Answer

The Parade runs along 4th Avenue from Westlake Park to Denny Way then, after a left turn on Denny Way, runs until 2nd Avenue N.

Question 4

What amenities are available along the Parade route?

Accepted Answer

The Parade features three stages with announcers and DJs: Westlake Park, Bell St, Denny Way. Portable restrooms, including accessible portables, are located at Westlake Park, Lenora St, Bell St, and Denny Way. Food trucks are located at Westlake Park and Bell St.

Question 5

Where are the best spots to watch the Parade, especially for families or folks with limited mobility

Accepted Answer

We have paid Grandstand seating, which are great locations to consider a home base (close to amenities and stages). We have free Accessibility seating available for reservation (space is limited). Our busiest areas for general attendance tend to be around stages.

Question 6

What accessibility features are provided (e.g., ADA seating, ASL interpreters)?

Accepted Answer

All three stages will feature ASL Interpreters. We have free ADA seating available for pre-reservation (space is limited). Every area featuring portable restrooms will feature accessible units.

Question 7

What tips do you have for navigating crowds and ensuring a comfortable experience?

Accepted Answer

Sidewalks and walkways along the Parade route can be crowded. We recommend limiting movement north and south along 4th Avenue, as crowds can impede movement.

Question 8

Will there be road closures, and how do they impact getting to the Parade?

Accepted Answer

Yes, there will be a significant amount of road closure. Plan for 4th Avenue, and all intersecting cross streets, to be closed from S Washington St to Denny Way.  Denny Way will be closed from 5th Avenue to Warren Ave N.

Question 9

Would you like to provide feedback?

Accepted Answer

To share feedback about the event's location, timing, effect on street closures, or other neighborhood impact issues, please email us at Feedback@SeattlePride.org.  This feedback will be considered when making adjustments to plans in the future.

Seattle Pride Parade 2025