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PRIDEFEST Floats Free This Year

Contrary to previous years, Pride WA is not charging for participants to enter floats for the annual PRIDEFEST event.

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Previously, float entry costs were $50 for an individual float, $100 for an unfunded community, $200 for a funded community, $300 for a political party, $350 for a small business,  and $500 for corporate.  Pride Corporate members will not be reaping the benefits, as float admission were already free of charge. 

PRIDEFEST’s revamp, as well as free float entry are expected to draw in more crowds this year.  If you wish to book a float, stall, or donate – visit pridefestwa.com.au.

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