London Pride 2024 road closures, routes to avoid and diversions in place

Thousands of partygoers are set to hit the capital’s streets this Saturday (June 29) for the 2024 Pride bonanza. The celebration seeks to raise awareness of LGBTQ+ issues.

Pride - which typically sees around 30,000 people take to the streets - will begin at midday and run until 6pm, beginning on Park Lane. It will travel down Haymarket, turning left towards Trafalgar Square and dispersing on Whitehall Place.

Revellers can expect lots of LGBTQ+ across the multiple stages across. This includes a main stage in Trafalgar Square, The Dean Street Cabaret Stage, The Golden Square World Stage and The LGBTQIA Women and Non-Binary Stage in Leicester Square.

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There is also the opportunity to get a brilliant view of the event from the Haymarket Grandstand here. But to accommodate for the event, there will be road closures and diversion in place which you can find out below.

Closures

Soho

• Little Argyll street

• Argyll street

• Great Marylebone Street

• Beak Street

• Warwick Street

• Glasshouse Street

• Brewer Street

• Air Street

• Sheerwood Street

• Denmar Street

• Great Windmill Street

• Wardour Street

• Dean Street

• Frith Street

• Greek Street

• Romilly Street

• Old Compton Street

• Moor Street

• Manette Street

• Berwick Street

• Poland Street

• Hills Place

• Ramillies Place

• Ramillies Street

• Marshall Street

• Broadwick Street

• Dufors Place

• Bridle Lane

• Great Pulteney Street

• Lexington Street

• Ingestre Place

• Hopkins street

• Duck Lane

• Noel Street

• Hollen Street

• D'Arblay Street

• Lavinia Street

• Wardour Mews

• Peter Street

• Walkers Court

• Winnett Street

• Richmond Mews

• Bateman Street

• Carlisle Street

• Sheraton Street

• Diadem Court

• Great Chapel Street

• Fareham Street

• Bourchier Street

• Meard Street

Golden Square and surrounding roads

• Golden Square

• Upper John Street

• Lower John Street

• Upper James Street

• Lower James Street

Dean Street

• Dean Street

Frith Street

• Frith Street

Soho Square and surrounding roads

• Soho Street

• Soho Street

• Bateman Street

• Carlisle Street

• Sutton Row

• Falconberg Mews

• Dean Street - Revoked Movement

Pall Mall and surrounding roads

• Pall Mall East

• Trafalgar Square

• Suffolk Place - Revoked Movement

Archer Street and surrounding roads

• Archer Street

• Rupert Street

Sector 1

• Park Lane

• North Row

• Green Street

• Wood's Mews

• Culross Street

• Mount Street

• South Street

• Deanery Street

• Stanhope Gate

• Stanhope Gate

• Curzone Street

• North Row

• Achilles Way

Sector 2

• Piccadilly

• Piccadilly Underpass

• Hamilton Place

• Down Street

• White Horse Street

• Clarges Street

• Bolton Street

• Berkley Street

• Old Bond Street

• Regent Street (Southbound)

• Cockspur Street (Northbound)

• Shaftesbury Avenue

Sector 3St James Street

• Pall Mall

• Great Windmill Street

• Regent Street St James

• Coventry Street

• Haymarket

• Jermane Street

• St James Market

• Panton Street

• Cockspur Street (Southbound)

• The Mall

• Whitehall

• Parliament Street

• Greet Scotland Yard

• Whitehall Place

• Scotland Yard Place

• Horse Guards Avenue (Westbound)

• Northumberland Avenue

• The Strand

• Charing Cross Road (Southbound)

• Shaftesbury Avenue

You can find the closures on an interactive map here.

Certain gardens in the zone will be closed whilst the event sets up.

Leicester Square Gardens

On Friday June 28 the East side of the Gardens will be closed, but will be open from noon to 8pm on Saturday (June 29). They will then reopen on Sunday (June 30) at 10am.

Soho Square Gardens

They will be open from the event between noon and 8pm on Saturday. The majority of event activities are located on street and outside the Gardens, and they will reopen at 11am on Sunday.

Golden Square Gardens

The west side of the gardens will be closed on Friday. From noon to 8pm on Saturday they will be open to the public, but will reopen at 11am on Sunday.

St Anne’s Church Garden

They will be closed to the public during the entirety of Saturday and will reopen on Sunday at 10am.

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