Nevada Day, Inc. is pleased to announce accessible parking, limited accessible seating, and ADA-accessible restroom locations for individuals with disabilities attending the Nevada Day Parade on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2026, beginning at 10:00 a.m. in Carson City.
Nevada Day is committed to making this annual celebration welcoming and accessible to as many members of our community as possible. Through the generosity of local property owners and community partnerships, several accommodations will be available to help attendees enjoy the parade.
Accessible Parking Location #1: Washington Street and Curry Street
Accessible parking will be available in the vacant lot located at the northwest corner of Washington Street and Curry Street, at 802 N. Curry Street, Carson City, Nevada.
Nevada Day extends its sincere gratitude to FISH (Friends in Service Helping) for generously allowing us to use this property for accessible parking. We appreciate FISH’s support and commitment to helping our community. Partnerships like this help make it possible for individuals with disabilities to participate in this treasured community celebration.
Accessible Parking Location #2: Carson Mall
Nevada Day has partnered with Carson Mall, which will also provide limited accessible parking spaces for parade attendees.
We are grateful to Carson Mall for working with Nevada Day to help accommodate individuals with disabilities and improve access to this year’s parade.
Carson Mall Paid Parking Options
In addition to accessible parking, Carson Mall will offer the following paid parking options for Nevada Day Parade attendees:
Regular vehicle parking: $10
RV parking: $50
Attendees planning to park at Carson Mall should be prepared to pay the applicable parking fee.
Limited Accessible Seating Available
Limited accessible seating will be available on a first-come, first-served basis at the following locations:
Carson Street: In the vehicle pullout area in front of the parking lot between Robinson Street and Spear Street.
Max Casino: At the designated seating area.
Because seating is limited, attendees who need these accommodations are encouraged to arrive early.
ADA-Accessible Restrooms Along the Parade Route
ADA-accessible restrooms will be located at designated locations along the Nevada Day Parade route to help accommodate attendees with disabilities.
For the locations of accessible parking, seating areas, and restrooms, attendees are encouraged to consult the complete accessibility map before arriving.
Find the Full Accessibility Map
To help plan your visit, the complete map identifying accessible parking, seating, and restroom locations will be available through the Nevada Day mobile app and on the official Nevada Day website.
Download the Nevada Day app or visit www.nevadaday.com to find accessibility information and plan your parade experience.
We encourage attendees who require accessible accommodations to review the map ahead of time to help make their visit as comfortable and convenient as possible.
A Parade for the Entire Community
The Nevada Day Parade celebrates Nevada’s statehood and brings thousands of residents and visitors together each year. Nevada Day, Inc. is committed to making this annual tradition as accessible and enjoyable as possible for everyone.
We sincerely thank FISH (Friends in Service Helping), Carson Mall, Max Casino, and all our community partners for their generosity and support in helping make Nevada’s 162nd statehood celebration a memorable experience for our community.
We look forward to welcoming everyone to Carson City on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2026, for the Nevada Day Parade!
About Nevada Day, Inc.
Nevada Day, Inc. is a nonprofit organization dedicated to celebrating Nevada’s statehood through the annual Nevada Day Parade and community events that honor the state’s history, heritage, and people.
