Getting to Civic Center Park
Denver PrideFest takes place at the historic Civic Center Park in the heart of downtown Denver, CO at the intersection of Colfax and Broadway.
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Information for People with Disabilities
Learn more information about accommodations and accessibility for people with disabilities at Civic Center Park.
Parking
Automobile Parking
Here’s how to use LAZgo in three easy steps:
- Tap “Find Parking Near Me” on www.lazparking.com or type a location like “Fenway Park”. You can also use the LAZgo widget on an event or venue’s website.
- Pay and guarantee your parking spot with a few simple taps. You don’t need to register (but it speeds things up for next time). You’ll get an email with a link to view or print your Parking Pass.
- Your Parking Pass has GPS directions to the LAZ location. Scan your pass at the entrance, or show it to the friendly attendant and then park your car – it’s that easy!
We recommend booking convenient and affordable parking in advance through SpotHero, the nation’s leading parking reservation app.
To reserve your parking spot, visit the Denver PrideFest SpotHero Parking Page and book a spot with rates up to 50% off drive-up.
New to SpotHero? Click here to download the SpotHero app.
Bicycle Parking
No bicycles or unicycles will be allowed in the park. For safety reasons, do not chain your bicycle to the temporary fences at the festival; they will be removed by Denver Police Department.
Bicycle parking is available around Civic Center Park at the following locations:
- 14th Street between Bannock & Broadway (in front of the DAM)
- Broadway between 14th & 13th (in front of the Denver Public Library)
- 14th Street between Cherokee & Bannock (in front of the City & County Building)
- 11th & Broadway
- 12th & Broadway
- 13th & Broadway
- 16th & Broadway
- 12th & Lincoln
- 13th & Lincoln
- 13th & Acoma
- 14th & Cherokee
- 14th & Court
- 15th & Court
- Court & Colfax
Visit Denver: Stay & Play
Visiting for Denver Pride? Denver has the most vibrant LGBTQ scene in the Rockies, with citywide annual events and a busy club scene. Visit Denver is a rich source of information for LGBTQ travelers and locals, alike.
