ACCESS

We understand that many members of the community require additional support in accessing events, services and facilities throughout the city. Pride Cymru's goal is to be accessible to everyone.

We were awarded the GOLD award on Attitude is Everything’s Live Events Access Charter in 2019 and re-awarded the Gold award in 2023 for our hard work and commitment to making Pride Cymru as accessible as possible for Deaf, disabled and neurodivergent people.

Main Event

We want to make the event as accessible as possible to everybody and we offer all reasonable measures to assist with your attendance and enjoyment.

At the same time, the event takes place on a large site made up of uneven surfaces, grass areas and large cobbles. Navigating around the site may prove challenging to some people. A good amount of these cobbles are now avoidable with a flat path connecting the main entrance, Viewing Platform and Access Hub.

Accessible tickets are available for those in need of a carer or personal assistant/companion.

We have a viewing platform reserved for those with specific needs.

There are accessible toilets including one RevoLOOtion vehicle which has a changing bed and hoist (please bring your own sling).

There is a separate access queue lane which is wider for wheelchairs and mobility scooters, on the pavement and will have a BSL interpreter and hearing loop as well as access volunteers.

We have a quiet area next to the Access Hub with fidget toys and noise-cancelling headphones.

Event guides

Comprehensive guide to the event Easy read guide to the event

Audio Description guide to the event BSL guide to the event

Parade

If you would like to join the parade, please click here.

The parade follows an accessible route. It is approximately 2.5km long and only uses flat roads and pavements.

There is an accessible area towards the front with a BSL interpreter and access volunteers on hand. Towards the back of the parade is a quiet area though it will still be quite loud due to the nature of the parade.

The parade can be watched from anywhere along the route.

If you have any questions or concerns relating to accessibility, please contact Helen and Lauren by email on This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..