Pride Park

The area between the Milady Horákové street and the Letná Park.
170 00 Praha – Holešovice & Letná Metronome, nábř. E. Beneše, 118 00 Praha 7-Letná

What Would Prague Pride Be Without a Saturday on Letná! An oasis that appears like a mirage from the mist of sweat and tears as you climb the grueling stairs from Čech Bridge in your colorful costume. A place where you’ll find refreshingly cold drinks, soothing shade, rainbow shopping, and awesome music vibes. Welcome to Pride Park.

There are many ways to spend your Saturday afternoon at Letná: You can dance your heart out at one of the music stages, relax on a blanket with friends, gorge on ice cream, listen to queer poetry, or sip prosecco in the VIP zone. If you’re bringing kids, they’ll love the fair with carousels and cotton candy.

Maybe you’re one of those who wouldn’t sit on the grass among the ants and bugs or you simply always demand special treatment. Maybe you’re arriving at Letná in sky-high heels. Or you want to chat with prominent figures of Czech queer activism and performers from the stages. Or maybe you’re just a sweet darling and want to support the festival by purchasing a VIP ticket. In any case, we’ll welcome you with open arms in the VIP zone!

If the sun melts your makeup, your glitter falls off, or you just need to powder your nose, head to the beauty zone. There, you’ll find everything you need for a complete refresh of your look. Use decorative cosmetics, colorful hair sprays, hair fix formulas for a festival hairstyle, and body and face paints. You can also get your freckles tested.

A popular part of Pride Park is the nonprofit booths, where you can discover interesting information, get involved in activism by signing a petition, and support nonprofit organizations by buying their merch. Don’t miss out on the virtual reality experience and try your hand at first aid. Make sure to do some good while enjoying your day of fun and games!

If you’ve got kids with you, or if adulthood hasn’t robbed you of your playfulness, head over to the Pride Park section for some exciting fairground fun. You can take a spin on the bumper cars, try out the chainsaw ride, and enjoy an extreme ride (let it surprise you!). Kids will love bouncing around on the bouncy castle. And, of course, there will be heaps of cotton candy and gingerbread hearts—either choose one that’s already decorated or get creative and decorate one yourself! Capture the memories of a fantastic day with your family at the Family photo booth.

Saturday is a great opportunity to show responsibility and get free and anonymous tests for HIV, syphilis, and hepatitis B and C. The testing zone by the Czech AIDS Help Society will be ready as always, with consultants who can help you adjust your sexual routine to stay safe and healthy. Wondering what really happened at that wild party six months ago? Not sure what U=U means? Think you might be the right type for PrEP? Get in line!

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The afternoon on Letná is a massive event that can sometimes take your breath away. If it all becomes too much, seek refuge in the Pride HideOUT. It’s a zone of calm, quiet, and cushions where you can rest from the surrounding hustle and bustle. Available here are earplugs and a crisis counselor to help you get back to a relaxed state.

If you or someone in your vicinity doesn’t feel well or has an accident, assistance is available in the medical zone. Here, firefighters and paramedics will be on standby, ready to help. The zone features an inflatable medical tent and a container equipped for treatment of emergencies, along with an ambulance ready for immediate response. Adjacent to this area, you’ll find the HideOUT.

We all have a say in what Prague Pride will look like. Imagine a festival that is not only a celebration of diversity and love but also a queer cultural event as great as the best European Prides. This year, we’re introducing a suggested entry fee for Pride Park as a step towards greater financial independence and more direct engagement of its participants. Your support will help us create the festival according to our shared vision.

The festival’s funding largely depends on external partners and grants, which are always uncertain. Grants allow us to carry out many great activities, but they don’t give us much room for creativity and freedom to design the program as we see fit. Financial involvement of the audience has the power to change this model. It will enable us to be independent and create a festival that truly reflects the needs and wishes of our audience without major compromises.

The entry fee is suggested so that Pride Park remains accessible to everyone, regardless of their financial situation. We won’t fence off the festival. Even the basic ticket category contributes not only to the festival’s growth but also to the idea that Prague Pride is created by all of us.

Pride Park is easily accessible for wheelchair users and parents with strollers. This year, two special low-floor trams with air conditioning will transport those who cannot manage the stairs leading to Letná. These trams will run between the stops Čechův most (the stop on the right side of the bridge looking at the staircase) and Pride Park Letná (normally the stop Korunovační/Sparta). They will not open the doors at other stops, ensuring no risk of homophobic confrontations. The trams are primarily intended for people in wheelchairs, those with reduced mobility, and people with prams and small children. However, anyone can board until the tram is full. There will be an accessible toilet near the Volunteer Zone, where you need to pick up a key. At the main Red Stage, there will be a designated area for wheelchair users at the front side.

For the youngest attendees, there will be a facility with a changing table, water access, toys, and a microwave for heating baby food, ensuring a smooth visit and keeping the little ones happy for as long as possible. The kids’ zone will be fenced, and only parents with children will be allowed inside.

Bringing Your Dog
You can certainly bring your dog friend to Letenské Sady, but keep in mind there will be huge crowds and noise, so consider if it’s best to leave them with someone for the day. If you do bring your dog, please keep them on a leash and under supervision at all times.