Getting There

Pride is easy to get to without a car!

Light Rail: Let our Pride sponsor Regional Transit drop you off right at our front door — the Capitol Mall stops are right here!
Amtrak: The Sacramento Amtrak station is only a few blocks from the festival. Exit the station on 5th Street and walk south three blocks to our entrance gate.
Bicycle: We will have a free bike corral area near the 7th Street entrance. Bring your own lock.

From the Roseville/Auburn areas (80 corridor)

Take I-80 west. At the split (just past Madison), stay in the left lanes and continue in the San Francisco direction.
Right after the Truxel exit, take I-5 south (towards Los Angeles) and you will come into downtown.
Exit on J Street, and stay in your right lane on the exit.
You will turn right on 3rd Street – you will see the Holiday Inn on your left. Stay in your left lane.
Look for our friendly folks jumping around to direct you into the garages at 3rd & N and 4th & N.

From the Bay Area, Fairfield, Davis areas

Take I-80 east (towards Reno). But once you’re in West Sacramento, keep moving ahead onto Highway 50. Don’t take the exit to Reno – keep heading towards downtown Sacramento.
Take I-5 north (towards Redding).
Exit on J Street, and stay in your right lane on the exit.
You will turn right on 3rd Street – you will see the Holiday Inn on your left. Stay in your left lane.
Look for our friendly folks jumping around to direct you into the garages at 3rd & N and 4th & N.

From Folsom, Rancho Cordova, and the Highway 50 folks

Take Highway 50 east towards downtown Sacramento.
Exit at 10th Street, follow the signs to turn right on 10th.
Take 10th Street north, past the Capitol building, until you hit L Street. Hint: be in your left lane as you’re passing the State Capitol.
Turn left on L Street.
Turn left on 7th Street, and look for our friendly folks jumping around to direct you to the garage at 7th & L.

Please leave your pets at home. Large crowds and hot streets aren’t great places for even the best behaved dog in the world. Pride is really more of a people event.
Please avoid bringing large coolers into Pride. We have lots of food and beverage – at reasonable prices. Coolers are a problem in large crowds.