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Transportation Options

Parking

Carnegie Museum Parking Garage Best Accessible Parking
4400 Forbes Avenue
  • Located behind the museum
  • Pull ticket at entry
  • Pay by mobile/QR code or at pay stations when leaving (no cash accepted)
  • Additional parking behind the garage with path to event
Soldiers & Sailors Better Accessible Parking
4390 Bigelow Blvd, Pittsburgh, PA 15213
Limited Street Parking

Available in the surrounding area

Try SpotHero for additional parking options and reservations

ACCESS Paratransit

Drop-off address: 4100 Forbes Ave

Public Transit

Several Port Authority buses serve this area: 61A, 61B, 61C, 67, 71B, and 28X

Scenes from Disability Pride Pittsburgh 2025

Behind a white e-bike are people setting up a banner saying, "Disability Rights Are Human Rights." To the right, someone holds a pride flag and another banner says "Yinz = All Yinz.
Disability Pride Pittsburgh street festival with vendor tents and attendees including wheelchair users and cane users.
Two young white girls with braids watch a white man in black T-shirt goof off with sunglasses, all smiling
Two tattoed people standing back to back mugging for camera
Asian woman in coral top receives friendship bracelet from white man in patterned shirt
Two young people with Down syndrome showing off temporary tattoos on their arms
Three women at University of Pittsburgh Disability Community table, attendee making friendship bracelet
Smiling white man with gray hair at caricature booth
Woman and children doing craft activities at a vendor booth
Board member and wheelchair user Matt Berwick wearing bright purple shirt and green glasses
Two people speaking at outdoor event under tent
Power chair user wearing "Pumpkin Spice and Disability Rights" shirt
Man with white service dog walking through festival street
Woman with black service dog wearing shirt: "Yes, this dog is allowed here by federal law"
Two power chair users smiling, one with rainbow-dyed hair
Six people in matching tie-dye shirts posing together, one power chair user in front
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