Severn Bronies Do Bristol Pride 2019

Saturday, 13th July 2019 10:00am to 6:00pm

Pride season is upon us. Actually it’s been upon us for a while now, but this weekend it’s finally time for Bristol Pride, which is obviously the best one. We are meeting before 10am outside the ruins of St Peter’s church in Castle Park.

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As in previous years we’ll be doing the march, followed by a randomly coordinated series of events. In all likeliness we’ll grab some lunch after the march, before a group of us head up to the festival—this year at a much larger site up in Clifton.

Because the day is gonna be hectic and generally unplanned, we have a Telegram group set up for when we inevitably split up and/or get lost. https://t.me/joinchat/AWYHYRNHl4w8f6fsp-ytUA

Location

Castle Park

Castle Park
Newgate
Bristol BS1 3XB
UK

Travel to
Castle Park

By train

The nearest railway station is Bristol Temple Meads (0.8 miles away).

From there you may walk, or from outside the main entrance of the station catch the number 8 bus to Cabot Circus South (S14) (3 stops).

By bus

Given the central location of the park next to Broadmead and Cabot Circus shopping areas, most local buses will stop in proximity to Castle Park. Use the First Bus website to find the best route for you.

Bristol Bus and Coach Station is located a short walk away (0.4 miles away).

By car

The nearest car park is the The Galleries Shopping Centre (about 360 feet away). Also nearby is NCP Bristol Nelson Street (around 650 feet away) and NCP Bristol Broadmead (1,100 feet).

By bike

There are on-street bike racks just outside the park, at the junction of Wine Street, Union Street and Newgate, outside of Caffé Nero.

By ferry

Castle Park has a ferry station, Castle Park Landing, on the south side of the park. There are regular waterbuses from here towards Temple Meads and to multiple areas around the Harbour on most days of the year.

See the Bristol Ferry website for more information and timetables.

Accessibility at
Castle Park

Wheelchairs

Most areas of Castle Park are wheelchair accessible, however there are stairs and hills dotted throughout. The area we usually meet, outside of the ruins of St. Peter’s Church, has the easiest step-free access from the Wine Street/Union Street/Newgate direction.

Toilets

Castle Park does not have on-site toilets.

The nearest publicly accessible toilet facilities are in The Galleries shopping centre on the first and second floors. The disabled toilets require a RADAR key for access.

Severn Bronies Do Bristol Pride 2019

Location

Castle Park

Organisers

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