Cambridge Pride is for everyone
We want everyone to be able to enjoy Cambridge Pride. This page explains the facilities on site, how to get to Jesus Green and how to contact our Access Team.
This information is from Cambridge Pride 2026 and will be updated for 2027 in due course. Cambridge Pride 2027 takes place on Saturday 12 June 2027 on Jesus Green. If you have access needs you'd like to discuss now, email accessibility@cambridgepride.co.uk.
Facilities on site
Accessible toilets
There are a number of accessible toilets on site. Their locations are shown on the site map in the Pride Guide.
Viewing platform
An accessible viewing platform at the Main Stage, run on a first come, first served basis.
Access Reception
Our Access Team is based on site on the day to help with any questions. The location of the Access Reception, and what the team will be wearing, is confirmed nearer the event.
BSL interpretation
BSL interpreters for all performances with words or lyrics, generally to the left of the Main Stage. BSL-assisted performance times are confirmed nearer the event.
Quiet Space
We aim to provide a Quiet Space for anyone who needs a break. Details are shared closer to the event.
Assistance dogs
Registered assistance dogs are welcome. Please consider their welfare in loud and crowded areas.
Large print menus
We aim to have large print, plain text menus available at all bars and traders.
Medical fridge
A medical fridge is available on site for storing medication.
Site map
The Pride Guide includes a full site map with toilets, the viewing platform and facilities marked.
Taking part in the parade
We welcome everyone to take part in the parade. Contact us to discuss and plan any specific access needs.
Getting to Cambridge Pride
Cambridge Pride takes place on Jesus Green, Cambridge CB5 8BL. There is no public parking on Jesus Green.
Parking and Blue Badge holders
- Car parks in Cambridge (Cambridge City Council)
- Free parking for Blue Badge holders (Cambridge City Council)
Blue Badge holders can park on double yellow lines for up to 3 hours where no other restrictions apply (for example loading restrictions or zebra crossings).
Using a Blue Badge parking clock
"When you park on yellow lines or in other places where there is a time restriction, you need to display the blue parking clock to show your time of arrival. The clock should be sent to you together with the Blue Badge. If not, you can get a clock from the same council that issued the badge." – GOV.UK
Display the clock on the dashboard or facia panel so the time can be clearly seen through the windscreen. Set it to the quarter-hour period in which you arrived. If your vehicle has no dashboard or facia panel, display the clock where it can be clearly read from outside the vehicle.
Read more on GOV.UK: The Blue Badge scheme rights and responsibilities.
Our website and further help
💻 Digital accessibility
We want everyone to be able to use our website, regardless of their computer knowledge or abilities. Use the text size button at the top of this page to make text larger.
If anything on our website is hard to use, please let us know.
✉️ Contact our Access Team
For more information about accessibility or the site map, email accessibility@cambridgepride.co.uk or download this information as a PDF.
Help us make Pride more accessible
Cambridge Pride is an inclusive community event. If you have ideas for how we can improve accessibility, or would like to volunteer with our Access Team, we'd love to hear from you.