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Your safety is our priority
San Francisco Pride works closely with local law enforcement, security professionals, and emergency services to ensure a safe and welcoming environment for all attendees. Please review our policies and guidelines to help us keep Pride safe for everyone.
All attendees will pass through security screening at entry points
We have multiple entry points around the Celebration area to minimize wait times. Weapon detection technology is in place at each entrance.
Pro Tip: Arrive early to avoid longer lines, especially on Sunday.
The less you bring, the faster you'll get through security. We strongly encourage attendees to travel light and avoid bringing bags when possible.
What to bring: ID, credit/debit card, phone, sunscreen, and reusable water bottle (empty).
To speed up entry and enhance security, we encourage all attendees to avoid bringing bags. However, if you must bring a bag, it must comply with our policy.
Must be totally clear plastic (vinyl or PVC)
Max size: 12" × 6" × 12"
Any material, with or without handle
Max size: 4.5" × 6.5"
Or crossbody bags
Max size: 12" × 6" × 4"
Bags should not have buckles, grommets, hardware, or décor that conceals any part of the bag's contents.
To avoid delays at entry, please leave prohibited items at home. Items will not be held for you.
Drink plenty of water throughout the day. Free water refill stations are available.
Apply sunscreen regularly and wear a hat. June can be sunny and warm.
Make a plan to meet up if separated. Cell service may be spotty.
Be mindful of your surroundings and keep personal belongings secure.
Respect personal space and boundaries. No harassment or discriminatory behavior.
See something, say something. Notify event staff or security immediately.
First aid stations are located throughout the Celebration. Look for red medical tents or notify event staff.
Call 911 for serious emergencies
Event security and SFPD officers are present throughout the venue. Approach any security personnel or event staff.
Report suspicious activity immediately
Lost items can be reported at the Information Booth. Lost persons (especially children) should be reported to event staff immediately.
In all emergency situations, stay calm, follow instructions from event staff and security, and prioritize your safety and the safety of others.
Emergency Hotline: Information will be available closer to the event
We are committed to making Pride accessible to all. Accessible viewing areas, ADA-compliant restrooms, and ASL interpretation are available. Service animals are always welcome.
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Dyke March is a march and event happening on June 27th 2026 at Dolores Park and is not produced by SF Pride.
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