Frequently asked questions

Do I need a ticket for Pride In Luton?

Pride In Luton is a free event thanks to the generosity of our supporters

Is Pride In Luton accessible?

Yes, we have tried to make Pride in Luton as accesible to everyone as possible, including:

A disabled viewing area for the outdoor stage
BSL interpreters for the main stage
Disabled access to all floors in the buildings
Disabled and changing facilities available.

If you need support on the day, please speak to a Pride Host

I've never been to Pride before what should I expect?

Expect a family day out filled with love and hope. We know not everyone has experienced Pride before and Luton might be your first.

If you need to speak to someone on the day to ask a question, find something out or because you are lost speak to one of our Pride hosts (they'll be in a Pride in Luton T-shirt)

Is there a family area?

We have a whole host of things for families to do.

Arts and Crafts will be in the Beacon Lounge in the Hat Factory.
At 4:15pm Mama G will be telling inclusive stories in Studio 1 (Hat Factory)

How can I get to Pride?

Pride in Luton is taking place in the Hat District, Bute Street

Unfortunately there is no trains on the day of Pride from South of Luton, although a rail-replacement bus service is running. Trains will be hourly from North of Luton.

The train station and main bus terminal is 300 meters from the Pride Zone.

Parking can be found on Bute Street Car Park or in The Mall or Train Station.

Taxi's are available from the Train Station, High Town Road or from the Town Centre.

Bike storage is available at the Train Station.

Can I bring my own food and drink?

Whilst we would love you to taste our wonderful street food, you are able to bring your own food and drink into the Pride area. However, no glass is allowed and you will be asked to decante it into plastic cups.

Bag searches may take place before you enter the Hat Factory Arts Centre, and will take place for everyone who is attending the after party. Only food and drink purchased in the Hat Factory can be consumed in there.

I'm not out, but want to come to Pride?

Everyone is welcome at Pride and we don't judge. Photography/ filming and the media will be present on the day. If you notice yourself being photographed and don't want to be, please speak to a Pride Host.

We cannot guarentee you will not appear in any photos or filming.

Is Pride in Luton safe?

We have been working hard with Bedfordshire Police to provide a safe and enjoyable day at Pride in Luton. We have security present and our Pride Hosts to make your day as fun as possible. If you feel unsafe at any point please speak to a police officer, Pride Host or member of security.