If you need information on registering for the Pride March or Pride Village, please contact us via the following e-mail address: info@brusselspride.eu.
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Facilities for PRM
(Persons with Reduced Mobility)
A PRM zone will be set up near the Albertine stage at Mont des Arts. Assistance will be on hand to help PRM reach this zone.
Safer Pride
Safer Pride is an initiative that aims to ensure the safety and protection of participants at LGBTQIA+ events such as Brussels Pride, but also at other events during the year. Safer Pride is a partnership between the organisers of LGBTQIA+ events, the Brussels police, the emergency services and other partners in the city.
F.A.Q.
- What are the security measures around the event?
For Brussels Pride - in the Capital of Europe 2024, organisers are putting in place a strategy to guarantee the safety of all. During the Pride Parade, a safety rope will be in place along the route. Assistants will be present at the event's various sites to ensure safety. The Red Cross and Safer Pride zones will also be present near the different stages.
- What is the event's policy on alcohol and drug use?
A Health Village will feature, with specialist professional associations, among others, in the field of prevention and harm reduction in the party environment.
- What facilities are in place for PRM?
Two PRM zones with all the necessary equipment to facilitate access will be set up close to the stages. Assistance will be on hand to accompany PRM, particularly from the Bourse/Beurs tram stop.
- Where can I get food during the event?
Several foodtrucks will be present in the Pride Village.
- Can children participate in the Pride Parade?
Yes, there are no restrictions, everyone is welcome.
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