We Provided
Described by The Guardian as “the country’s most popular LGBT event”, the Brighton Pride Festival is a vibrant celebration of all that is wonderful about Brighton & Hove’s diverse community, with visitors from across the globe enjoying its spectacular celebrations.
attend2IT offer a range of services at the event which has now become a regular part of our calendar.
The Event is split across multiple sites. Old Steine offers 2 all night parties as well as a large Box office where you can exchange your tickets and resolve any queries with your ticket.
Pride in the Park festival on Preston Park is a glittering and truly inclusive community celebration that delivers an unforgettable day of Pride. Followed by LoveBN1Fest which celebrates everything Brighton and Hove and brings all our communities and Rainbow families together for an afternoon of fun on the park.
Our scanning solution is written completely in-house for use on the Zebra TC25+ scanner. This allows us to run on WiFi or SIM cards when appropriate. Fraud prevention and speed are key, the scanners are all linked to stop duplicate tickets being used at different gates and the hardware used is top end to allow for quick scanning of even the most damaged of tickets.
With numerous bars, brand activations and production requirements there is also a large WiFi team onsite. We provide coverage across the site and prioritise the network according to need and importance. We also provide WiFi to the scanners to ensure duplicate tickets cannot be used across multiple gates.
Three 100Mbps leased lines are deployed in Preston Park and Old Steine where the ticket exchange takes place. There was also Basic MPLS set up between the sites to make CCTV routing easier.
Over 100 Access points are deployed and centrally managed. Our proprietary system monitoring and setup system we have built in-house allows for a quick deployment and minimal downtime.
We also provide full CCTV coverage at Preston Park and queue monitoring at Old Steine. This service is monitored by key personnel and also integrated into the Brighton Police system so they can monitor the whole event from the local station.
The system is live from the moment the build starts with extra cameras coming online as and when power reaches them. This allows the organiser team to monitor the event for a H&S and kit security point of view as the build progresses.
