While we encourage a donation to help keep the festival free, there is no entry fee required either day of the festival! Donations can be made at the gates or online.

PETS ARE NOT ALLOWED AT SLC PRIDE Service Animals are enthusiastically welcome! All others should be left at home. Because festivals are stressful on all bodies (humans and dogs), we encourage you to make healthy choices for both you and your Service Animal. Let’s keep you and your animal partner safe by having a bowl for their water and please give them as many breaks as they need from the heat and the crowds. To make the festival fully accessible to everyone, green space may be at a minimum, which means the ground will be hot. We ask that you please keep an eye on their paws.

Yes, we will have a bike valet available on the on the South end of the festival! 400 W and approximately 300 S. You can also leave other personal items with us: scooters, skateboards, strollers, etc.

A donation is encouraged but not required.

*We will not accept rental bikes or rental scooters*

There will be security guards around the festival, and VolunQueer Staff (look for the royal blue shirts) will be trained in security measures. Please find one of us and let us help you navigate the situation.

So glad you asked!! VolunQueering is a great way to meet cool new people! Please sign up on the VolunQueer tab of our website! Or just show up and we'll put you to work! We have volunqueer work at the festival for people of all abilities. If you have any questions, please reach out to volunqueers@slc-pride.org.

Of course, kids get to heavy (and sweaty) to carry! Security may search your stroller at the gate, but they are allowed in the festival. If you decide you'd like to park it for a while, you can leave it at the bike valet as well. Donation is encouraged but not required.

Yes, please do! This will help us to be as green as possible. To accommodate our permits, we ask that you please bring it EMPTY or we will request that you empty it at the gate. After entry, you will be able to fill it up at one of our many watering stations! Please also keep in mind that we generate a lot of our revenue to keep with festival free from our drink sales. So if you have the means, we'd love it if you bought a drink (or two) from us!

Yes, you will be able to purchase beer, wine and cider at the event. In order to do so, you will need to have your ID check and be given a wristband, thanks Utah. Our Adults Only space with be a sober space to ensure proper consent, drinks will not be allowed in this space.

Please drink responsibly and have a great time.

If lost items have been turned in, they will be taken to the VolunQueer tent on the South West corner of 400 N & 400 W. Any items remaining in Lost and Found at the end of the festival will be donated. (unless the owner is identifiable)

Why would you leave?! The festival is free, come and go as you please!

We have partnered with several of the business along 400 W who have air conditioned space to get out of the heat! We will provide water at several different stations and misters to encourage the body’s own cooling mechanisms. However, we know this won’t always be enough. If your body can’t take the heat, please find your way inside and allow yourself a little recovery time.

Yes. We take people’s sobriety very seriously and have partnered with Fit To Recover and USARA to accommodate this very important segment of our community.

Yes, masks will be available. Please ask at the gate or the Accessibility tent and one will be provided for you.

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Your security is our highest priority! We will do all in our power to ensure you can celebrate queer joy safely and without worry! What you can expect: 1) We have hired KOA to implement security measures throughout the festival grounds. KOA Protective Services is a licensed and insured local security firm based in the Salt Lake City area that provides unarmed and armed officers, executive protection, and event/concert security. 

2) There will be bag checks at the gates, no weapons of any kind will be allowed at the festival 3) The VolunQueer staff have received training and have a clear understanding of security and emergency protocols 4) Vigilant VolunQueers throughout the festival

5) Our continued commitment to put our community first in all things