An 8-bit game: tap, or press Space, to fly the Sacred Whale over Salt Lake City. The shop is below the game.

The whale is napping (the game didn't load).
The flags are below ↓

Utah Pride Flag .com

Flags · pins · stickers · designed in Salt Lake City

FILL FOR A GAY PORTAL
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TAP TO FLY THE SACRED WHALE

Secrets

You are the Sacred Whale of 9th and 9th. Every flap puffs a little snow out of your blowhole. The whale makes the snow. Everyone knows this.

Part 1: make Utah gay. Tap to flap. Fly through the bad bills to veto them and fill the pride meter. After gold mode the gay portal pulls you in: pick a corner of Utah, make it gay, and the Utah Pride Flag goes up over it. Do all 11 to win the flag. Dodge former Rep. Trevor Lee.

Part 2: fill the Great Salt Lake. Pick the lake on the Utah map any time. Tap people (or swoop low over them) to convert them to the Sacred Whale. Your followers pray, the whale makes it storm, and the lake rises. Dodge the smog and the gulls.

Secrets: tap anything with a ✦ sparkle. Some things do more if you keep tapping.

The gift shop at the end of the rainbow

Fly your flag, Utah

Flags, pins, stickers and shirts designed by Riley Adamson, a local artist born and raised in Salt Lake City. Every order goes straight into his fry sauce fund.

The flag parade

Swipe to march. Tap a flag to take it home.

Everything

Why Salt Lake has new flags

Utah banned pride flags. Salt Lake made them official.

In 2025 the Legislature passed HB77, banning unofficial flags on government buildings and in schools. Gov. Cox let it become law without his signature. So on the eve of the ban, Salt Lake City adopted three new official city flags: the Sego Belonging Flag for LGBTQIA+ residents, the Sego Visibility Flag for trans residents, and the Sego Celebration Flag for Juneteenth.

They fly at City Hall. They can fly on your porch too.

See the SLC city flags The Utah beehive flag
Riley Adamson, smiling
LOCAL
ARTIST

Made in Salt Lake City

A local artist, born and raised in SLC.

Riley Adamson is a local artist born and raised in Salt Lake City, and a radical ally. He makes businesses that double as elaborate art projects, and he designed every flag, pin and sticker in this shop.

See his art at riley.madethese.com and his other projects at trollfactory.co.

Riley Adamson's signature
Seal of the Church of the Sacred Whale of Ninth-and-Ninth

An official partnership

In partnership with the one true religion.

UtahPrideFlag.com is presented with the Church of the Sacred Whale of Ninth-and-Ninth, Salt Lake's most welcoming faith. All are welcome. The gnomes were here first.

The faithful believe the whale sends the snow. Pray hard enough in the game and find out.

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