Calgary Stampede
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Join us for a free breakfast and entertainment on July 14th at Century Gardens!
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Mosey on down to Olympic Plaza for fun Rope Square activities and entertainment!
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Here are some great locations along the parade route that accommodate people with mobility challenges (canes, walkers, wheelchairs, scooters) and their friends/families.
Construction pauses
In support of the Calgary Stampede, several City-led construction projects downtown and on major traffic routes are making sure Calgarians can get around during the festivities:
- 4 Avenue Flyover: both lanes will reopen.
- Crowchild Trail N.W.: all lanes will reopen.
- Mission Bridge: two-way traffic will continue with one lane in each direction, and pedestrian and walking & wheeling access will remain open.
- 17 Avenue S.E.: all lanes will be reopened between Deerfoot Trail and 19 St. S.E.
- Bridgeland Main Streets: Reduced lanes will remain open along 1 Avenue N.E.
- 10 street will be fully open while utilities projects pause.
For more traffic information, visit the traffic report page.
Getting around
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Taking Transit to Stampede? Get the details on day passes, extended service, express routes, and more in the Calgary Transit Stampede 101 guide!
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#ExploreDowntownYYC with these Stampede Itineraries.
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Looking to drive during Stampede? Here's where to get the best parking options.
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Here's everything you need to know about Parade Day parking tips and safe parking practices throughout Stampede!
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The Stampede Parade takes place Friday, July 5th. Learn more about road closures and lot closures that may impact your journey.
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Here's what to remember about vehicle access restrictions if you're heading out to watch the fireworks at Scotsman's Hill.
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Your guide on getting around during Stampede is just one click away! Where to find taxis and ride share options to help you get around during the Stampede.
What Goes Where?
It's that time of year when you'll likely eat more pancakes than you thought humanly possible. This Stampede let’s make sure our paper plates, leftover food scraps, and garbage end up in the right place.
Unsure? Use our quick pocket guide or visit the What Goes Where page.