SFMTA is moving you with Pride. Celebrate Pride weekend on Muni and learn how to join the fun.
Pride is more than a celebration. It’s a collective statement of visibility, belonging and the right to move through the world freely and safely. And we’re here to help you be part of it.
You can count on Muni to get to events, marches and rallies across the city over Pride Weekend. That includes the 56th annual Pride Celebration, which runs Saturday, June 27 to Sunday, June 28. It’s one of the largest LGBTQ+ events in the world. About one million people are expected to attend!
This year’s theme, “Resistance in Action,” highlights LGBTQ+ love as an act of resistance against discrimination, exclusion and injustice.
As San Francisco’s public transportation agency, we are proud to connect communities and break down barriers to access. Learn about some of the Pride events happening this weekend and how Muni can get you there.
Pride weekend events
Friday, June 26 – Trans March
When: March starts at 6 p.m.
Where: Route runs from Dolores Park to Civic Center
Details: A powerful trans-led march for visibility and justice. Learn more on the Trans March website (transmarch.org).
Saturday, June 27 – Dyke March & Rally
When: Rally starts at 3 p.m. March starts at 5 p.m.
Where: Dolores Park (18th and Dolores Streets)
Details: A joyful demonstration of lesbian and queer pride and community advocacy. Learn more at their website (thedykemarch.org).
Sunday, June 28 – Pride Parade
When: Parade starts at 10:30 a.m.
Where: Route starts at Market and Beale streets and ends at Civic Center Plaza
Details: The San Francisco Pride Parade features over 200 contingents and thousands of marchers. Together, they will celebrate LGBTQ+ strength, solidarity and joy. Learn more at the Pride Parade website (sfpride.org/parade).
The city is preparing for hundreds of thousands of people to show up to walk in or watch the parade this year.
Getting to Pride on Muni
To Dolores Park and Castro events:
- J Church, 22 Fillmore, 24 Divisadero, 33 Ashbury/18th, 37 Corbett
To Civic Center events and the Pride Parade:
- Muni Metro to Civic Center Station, or take the F Market, 5 Fulton, 6 Haight/Parnassus, 7 Haight/Noriega, 9 San Bruno, 14/14R Mission, 19 Polk, 21 Hayes, 47 Van Ness or 49 Van Ness/Mission
Tip: Ride Muni Metro to avoid traffic at street level.
- Muni Metro lines K, L, M and T will operate as two-car trains all weekend.
Note: Due to expected crowds and closures, several Muni lines will be rerouted.
For a full list of impacted routes and closures for each day of Pride Weekend:
Pride is more than a celebration. It’s about courage, community and equality.
Our city, together in pride
The SFMTA proudly joins the 2026 Pride Parade as part of a City and County of San Francisco contingent. It will be led by the Department of Public Health (DPH) in partnership with San Francisco Recreation & Parks Department.
Together, this cross-agency collaboration reflects our ongoing commitment to serving San Francisco as one city — united in equity, access and community pride.
Look for our rainbow-wrapped Muni bus as it makes its way through the parade route. You can track it using our fun map during the parade, or before as it serves riders throughout the city.
Moving you with pride and purpose
Different organizations and groups show their support by walking in the annual pride parade. Look for the Muni contingent and say hi if you see us.
When we show up together — on the bus, on the train and in the streets — we affirm that everyone has a right to be seen and to belong. Transportation is essential to public life, and our teams work every day to make Muni accessible, welcoming and safe for all.
We welcome you to join us for a full weekend of Pride events:
Plan your route: SFMTA.com/Routes
Service alerts: SFMTA.com/Pride
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