Laufen
Marathon
42,2 km
Start: 25. Nov., 06:00
Philadelphia Marathon Weekend
Loading map…
Straßenläufe in Vereinigte Staaten, Philadelphia
Distanzen
Laufen
Half Marathon
21,1 km
Start: 24. Nov., 06:00
Laufen
8K
8 km
Start: 24. Nov., 07:05
Laufen
Children's Run
1 km
Start: 26. Nov., 09:00
Pre-registration price: 0,00 USD
Über die Veranstaltung
The Philadelphia Marathon Weekend (now the TIAA Philadelphia Marathon) features the Marathon, Half Marathon, and 8K along the Schuylkill River and Fairmount Park with a fast, scenic, and festive course.
Verpflegung & Versorgung
On-course: fluid stations (water, sports drink), banana at finish.
Pacer
Target times per Startwelle: 3:00, 3:15 h — Pacerflaggen — Pacer is included in entry fee.
Ergebnisse
Offizielle Ergebnisse ansehenUntergrund-Mix
- 100% Asphalt
Typisches Wetter in Philadelphia
Monatsdurchschnitte aus historischen Daten (2000–heute).
Jan4°-3°
↑ 07:21
↓ 17:00
Feb6°-3°
↑ 06:55
↓ 17:36
Mar11°1°
↑ 07:12
↓ 19:08
Apr17°7°
↑ 06:23
↓ 19:39
May23°12°
↑ 05:46
↓ 20:10
Jun28°18°
↑ 05:32
↓ 20:32
Jul30°21°
↑ 05:45
↓ 20:29
Aug29°20°
↑ 06:14
↓ 19:58
Sep26°16°
↑ 06:43
↓ 19:10
Oct19°10°
↑ 07:12
↓ 18:22
Nov13°4°
↑ 06:47
↓ 16:45
Dec7°0°
↑ 07:16
↓ 16:37
Streckenpläne (PDF)
Preise & Anmeldung
- Children's Run0.00 USD
FAQ
What are the age requirements for participation in the TIAA Philadelphia Marathon, Dietz & Watson Philadelphia Half Marathon, Rothman Orthopaedics 8K or Philadelphia Kid's Run?
The Philadelphia Marathon Weekend has adopted the following age participation policies by event distance:16 and older for the TIAA Philadelphia Marathon;14 and older for the Dietz & Watson Philadelphia Half Marathon;(new!) 11 and older for the Rothman Orthopaedics 8K;(new!) 4 through 10 for the Philadelphia Kid’s RunAll youth race participants under the age of 18 must have parent or guardian’s signed authorization on the official event application and waiver.Be prepared to provide proof of age when picking up a minor’s race packet.
Do I need to qualify to participate in a Philadelphia Marathon Weekend event?
No. There is no qualifier time needed to run in any event. You must maintain a 16 minute per mile pace.
Will there be a VIP package offered this year to athletes?
Yes. A limited number of packages are available. You can learn more on each of our event pages.
I need to defer my registration. What are the deadlines and what do I need to do?
To defer to another year, or to claim a deferral from last year’s race, go to our deferral page (www.philadelphiamarathon.com/info/deferral-transfer-instructions/)Runners registered with guaranteed entry through a charity will need approval before a deferral is accepted.
I ordered an iTab. When will it arrive?
Your iTab should arrive 5-7 weeks after race weekend.
Are there team relays?
There are no team relays in any of the events.
Is the Marathon walker-friendly?
Yes. The Philadelphia Marathon Weekend is open to all competitors, with few restrictions. Please note that all participants must maintain a 16-minute per mile pace throughout the course.
I’d like to defer my 2026 registration. How do I do that?
Visit our deferral page. Please note there will be an administrative fee for deferrals. The deadline for deferrals is November 1.All 2026 deferrals must be redeemed by June 30, 2027 or you will forfeit your 2026 deferral credit.Race deferrals are valid for the following year’s event only. You can only defer one time.
How can I confirm my registration in a Philadelphia Marathon Weekend event?
You can confirm your registration by logging in to your registration page on Race Roster or by going to registration confirmation tool.
Are the Philadelphia Marathon Weekend events sanctioned by USATF? Are the courses USATF certified?
The Philadelphia Marathon Weekend Events (TIAA Philadelphia Marathon, Dietz & Watson Philadelphia Half Marathon and Rothman Orthopaedics 8K) are USATF sanctioned and course-certified.
What is the Philadelphia Marathon Weekend’s policy towards non-binary athletes?
The Philadelphia Marathon Weekend has non-binary categories in the Open Division of all three races. Equal prize money will be awarded to the top three finishers in the male, female, and non-binary categories of the Open Division.
I purchased Enhanced Refund Protection Program during registration and can no longer participate in the race. What do I need to do to obtain a refund on my registration fee?
If you meet the conditions for a refund, you can begin the process by going to requestmyrefund.com/enhancedrefundprogram/refund.Note that you can only purchase refund protection (“cancellation insurance”) during registration. To learn more about the program, go here.This insurance is offered by a third party provider at the time of registration and you should receive communications separately by the provider.
Can I change my corral?
You cannot change your corral at the expo, but you can change your estimated finishing time up until October 31, which will determine your corral placement.Athletes are free to move back to a slower corral as desired. No official action is needed.
I can no longer attend the Expo to pick up my bib. Can it be sent by mail?
No. We do not offer race packet mailing.
Can someone else pick up my bib for me?
Yes. Bring your government-issued photo ID OR your confirmation email. A government issued ID is needed to verify the athlete’s registered name only, and to make sure that the name on the athlete’s ID matches that on the athlete’s registration. The name registered may vary from bib name. We are verifying registered name only.If a representative is picking up your race materials, you must provide them with your confirmation email and a copy of your government-issued photo ID (a copy of your ID is sufficient). They will also need to show their own government-issued photo ID.
Will you be doing a shoe donation program this year?
Yes, we will have a shoe donation program for charity this year.Bring your gently used or new shoes including running, casual, dress, adult, and children’s sneakers to the Packet Pickup/Health & Fitness Expo on November 20th and 21st at the Pennsylvania Convention Center, Hall F.The shoe collection bins will be located at the entrance to the expo and at the Students Run Philly Style booth.Your new or gently used shoes will be distributed to communities in need both here in the USA and throughout the world.In addition to bringing sneakers to those in need, a donation will be made to Stand Up 2 Cancer and Students Run Philly Style for each bin of shoes collected. Thanks for your support.
Can I pick up my bib and t-shirt on event morning?
No. There is no bib or t-shirt pickup on event morning for any race. Challenges must pick up all bibs on Friday, November 20. Please see below for deadlines on when and where you can pick up your bib: TIAA Philadelphia Marathon: You MUST pick up your bib on Friday or Saturday at the Health and Fitness Expo. There is NO PACKET PICKUP AT THE START LINE. Dietz & Watson Philadelphia Half Marathon: You MUST pick up your bib on Friday at the Health and Fitness Expo. There is NO PACKET PICKUP AT THE START LINE. Rothman Orthopaedics 8K: We strongly recommend you pick up your bib on Friday at the Health and Fitness Expo. There is NO PACKET PICKUP AT THE START LINE. (We strongly discourage Saturday bib pickup due to the distance from the expo to the start line and the long security lines). Philadelphia Kid’s Run: Participants can pick up the bib and t-shirt on Friday at the Health and Fitness Expo (noon to 9 p.m.). Bibs and t-shirts can be picked up on Saturday (9 a.m. to 1 p.m.) and Sunday (starting at 8 a.m.) at Eakins Oval Circle (22nd Street & Benjamin Franklin Parkway). For the challenges (Patriot, Independence, Liberty Bell and Freedom) – You MUST pick up your bib on Friday at the Health and Fitness Expo. There is NO PACKET PICKUP AT THE START LINE.
What items are prohibited?
Prohibited itemsWeapons and contraband of any kind (regardless of permitting). This includes firearms, knives, pepper spray, etc. NOTE: Right-to-Carry permits will NOT be honored and weapons will not be permitted into the venue.Fireworks (includes flammable liquids, fuels or explosives)SuitcasesBulky items or packages larger than 12”x12”x6”Containers (glass, aluminum or otherwise) that can hold more than 1 liter of liquid. (Sealed water bottles & sealed baby bottles are permitted). NOTE: NO glass containers of any type or size are permitted!AlcoholIllegal drugs or illicit substances of any kindBicycles or scooters (bikes/scooters may be parked outside the venue, in the protected Bike Valet zone on River Field, enter via 24th Street & south side of Eakins Oval – Checkpoint #9)Facial costume masks of any kind (except religious headwear).NOTE: Persons entering the secured zone may wear a COVID prevention mask covering both their nose and mouth. Security personnel will NOT deny entry to persons wearing this mask.Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (sUAS/Drones)Selfie sticksProps (includes flagpoles, military or fire gear, sporting equipment or other hard objects)Coolers (hard sided; plastic, metal, etc.). NOTE: Soft sided coolers ARE PERMITTED! Must be hand searched at the entry gate.Large umbrellas (i.e. beach umbrellas).Animals or reptiles (Exception: ADA defined service animals (only dogs; refer to ADA fact sheet) are permitted for spectators only. No animals are allowed on the race course(s)).Large blankets, comforters or sleeping bags.Backpacks, handbags or shoulder bags of any kind (clear plastic participant bags are permitted).Baby joggers, roller blades, scooter or bikes.
I do not have a bib number. Can I run the race as an unofficial entrant?
No. Unregistered participants will be removed from the course.
What is the location of the start line?
The start line for both the TIAA Philadelphia Marathon and Dietz & Watson Philadelphia Half Marathon will be on the 2200 block of the Benjamin Franklin Parkway, just east of Eakins Oval.The start line of the Rothman Orthopaedics 8K will be at 25th Street & Kelly Drive (near the Philadelphia Museum of Art).The start line of the Philadelphia Kid’s Run will be in front of the Philadelphia Art Museum on Kelly Drive.
Will there be a post-race festival?
Yes. More details will be provided closer to race weekend.
Will there be a pace team?
Yes. More details will be provided closer to race weekend.
How long will the finish be open for the TIAA Philadelphia Marathon?
The finish will be open for 7 hours for the full marathon, 3-1/2 hours for the half marathon and 80 minutes for the 8K. Athletes are expected to maintain a 16 minute per mile pace.
Can I use headphones or earbuds?
The rule prohibiting headphones is no longer enforced by USATF; however, the Philadelphia Marathon Weekend recommends you do not wear them during the race. Athletes’ ability to hear and react to situations and directions given by race officials is very important. Your safety is always our topmost concern.
Can I wear a costume during the race?
When it comes to costumes, we ask that you keep the safety of yourself and others in mind.If your costume is questionable or offensive to others, we reserve the right to either have you change into something more appropriate or remove you from the event.All costumes must also adhere to the Philadelphia Marathon Weekend’s security restrictions – no large backpacks or bags of any kind will be allowed on the course.
Can I wear an action camera during the Philadelphia Marathon Weekend?
For the safety of both participants and spectators, the Philadelphia Marathon Weekend discourages the use of action cameras while on the course. Selfie sticks are prohibited.
Is there gear check?
Yes. More details will be provided closer to race weekend.
What happens to discarded clothing at the race start?
All items discarded will be gathered and donated to the Salvation Army.
Where can I find the race course maps for each event?
To view the race course maps and water/fluid stations, go to the event pages.
What corral will I be in?
Corral assignments are based on the finish time you submitted during registration.2026 information will come out in November 2026.2025 corral information below for illustrative purposes.* Corral information subject to change.TIAA Philadelphia Marathon (Sunday)ELITE CorralCorral A (under 2:59:59)Corral B (3:00:00 to 3:30:00)Corral C (3:30:00 to 3:45:00)Corral D (3:45:00 to 4:00:00)Corral E (4:00:00 to 4:05:35)Corral F (4:05:50 to 4:30:00)Corral G (4:30:00 to 4:50:00)Corral H (4:50:00 and over)Dietz & Watson Philadelphia Half Marathon (Saturday)ELITE CorralCorral A (1:00:00 to 1:35:00)Corral B (1:35:00 to 1:50:00)Corral C (1:50:00 to 2:00:00)Corral D (2:00:00 to 2:05:00)Corral E (2:05:00 to 2:15:00)Corral F (2:15:00 to 2:30:00)Corral G (2:30:00 to 2:45:00)Corral H (2:45:00 to and over)Rothman Orthopaedics 8K (Saturday)Corral 1 (0:25:00 to 0:59:00)Corral 2 (1:00:00 and over)
How does gear check work?
Gear CheckGear check is provided free of charge located on the southside of Eakins Oval.Only clear bags (such as the runner bag we are providing) will be accepted.Be sure to affixed the event-issued gear check tag (top of bib tear-off strip) to your bag.Also be sure to enclose complete contact information inside your race bag in case we need to contact you on where you can pick up your bag after race weekend.The Philadelphia Marathon Weekend is not responsible for any unclaimed, stolen, or lost items.Gear check hours:Saturday, November 21 – Dietz & Watson Philadelphia Half Marathon and Rothman Orthopaedics 8k (5:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.)Sunday, November 22 – TIAA Philadelphia Marathon (5:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.)
Where are the hydration stations located?
2026 hydration station information will be available in July.2025 hydration stations were located at the following locations:Saturday – Dietz & Watson Philadelphia Half MarathonColumbus Boulevard south of Race Street – Mile 2.8Front Street & Washington Avenue – Mile 4.2Juniper & Walnut Streets – Mile 6.234th & Chestnut Streets – Mile 7.6 Reservoir Drive – Smith Memorial Playground – Mile 10.4Kelly Drive just south of Girard Avenue Bridge – Mile 12.0 Saturday – Rothman Orthopaedics 8KKelly Drive just south of Girard Avenue Bridge – Miles 1.0 and 3.8 Sunday – TIAA Philadelphia MarathonColumbus Boulevard south of Race Street – Mile 2.3Front Street & Washington Avenue – Mile 3.76th & Walnut Streets – Mile 5.131st & Walnut Streets – Mile 7.134th Street & Fairmount Avenue – Mile 8.5Avenue of the Republic at Belmont Avenue – Mile 10.2Lansdowne Drive @ Sweetbriar Lane, just after traffic circle – Mile 11.8Edgley Drive before Power Corps Headquarters Building – Mile 14.4Kelly Drive @ John B Kelly Statue / Rowing Grandstand – Miles 16.2 & 24.2Kelly Drive & Ferry Street – Miles 17.8 & 22.3Main Street & Ridge Avenue – Miles 18.9 & 21.3Main & Cotton Streets, Winnie’s LeBus – Miles 19.8 & 20.2Finish Line, Benjamin Franklin Parkway – Mile 26.2
Can I wear a hydration vest while out on the course?
Yes, BUT you must wear your bib outside of all attire (including hydration vests and fanny packs).You cannot have pre-filled hydration vests (we will have purified water in the start area) when entering the security zone.Empty hydration vests must be carried into the venue, not worn. Security will check the vest and the bladders must be empty. If your vest is prefilled, you will have to step out of line, remove and/or empty the vest (away from the checkpoint entry point) and then reenter the line in order to gain admittance to the secure zone.After being admitted to the secure zone, athletes will be able to fill the vest at the water stations.
How do I update my gender identity category for registration?
Race Roster is the official race registration platform for the Philadelphia Marathon Weekend. If you are a new user of Race Roster, first, you create a user profile where you can select your preferred gender category. Your user profile will automatically populate during our race registration processes.For existing Race Roster users, please log in to your user profile and adjust your gender identity category in the profile settings. You must update the gender identity category in your profile settings BEFORE registering for our races; otherwise, a change will not occur.
Are all-gender facilities available at the Philadelphia Marathon Weekend?
Yes, there are a number of all-gender facilities available at the marathon weekend. All-gender restrooms are available at the Health and Expo inside the Pennsylvania Convention Center, at the finish line, and along the race course.All-gender changing areas and private lactation stations are at the finish line.These areas will be monitored throughout the race weekend by security, who have undergone sensitivity training to ensure they remain a safe space for all participants.
Getting to Philadelphia
By Car: Philadelphia is conveniently located just 2 hours from New York City and 2.5 hours from Washington, D.C. Major access routes include I-95, I-76, I-476, along with the Pennsylvania and New Jersey Turnpikes.By Rail: Amtrak operates from 30th Street Station in Philadelphia with service along the Northeast Corridor. 30th Street Station is just a few minutes cab ride from Center City.By Air: Philadelphia International Airport is served by most major airlines. Several new discount air carriers provide affordable and convenient flights into Philadelphia. A cab ride from Philadelphia International Airport to Center City takes approximately 20 minutes. Or, take the SEPTA train departing the airport every 30 minutes with service to Center City.
Getting to the starting line
The Philadelphia Marathon Weekend will begin and end near our world-renowned Philadelphia Museum of Art at the head of the majestic Benjamin Franklin Parkway- right in front of those famous steps that Rocky sprinted up, inspiring countless imitators ever since. Start Line is located at 22nd and the Benjamin Franklin Parkway.Center City is compact and very walkable. However, if your feet get tired, we encourage athletes and spectators to use public transportation on race day. Philadelphia’s mass transit system, SEPTA, offers two subway lines, regional rail service to and from the surrounding suburbs, and bus service throughout the city. Several SEPTA buses (Nos. 7, 32, 38, 43, and 48) currently serve the Museum area.Please check with SEPTA at (215) 580-7800 for information about schedules, drop-off and pick-up locations, and route detours.If you’re planning to do a lot of “running around” on race day, please ask SEPTA about the one-day State of Independence [Pass], which gives you ten (10) rides. Athletes and fans should be aware of street closures taking place throughout the city on Race Weekend.
Local attractions
Here’s why we say that coming to the Philadelphia Marathon Weekend just may be the best time of your life: there is so much to do here.Whether you are an athlete, art and music lover, history buff, outdoor adventurer, food and wine connoisseur, or a kid who just wants to have fun—or all of the above—there’s plenty of everything for all to enjoy.If you’re looking for an authentic Philly cheesesteak, remarkable museum collections, endless tax-free shopping on shoes and apparel, tours of Independence Hall, or vibrant nightspots, you’ll find some terrific recommendations and information at the official visitor site for Greater Philadelphia, visitphilly.com.
I am not running but want some information about watching the race.
Spectators will NOT be permitted into the secure running area until 8:00 a.m. on both Saturday and Sunday.There are two recommended viewing areas for spectators in the vicinity of the finish line; the north viewing area & the south viewing area.Entry to the north viewing area can be made from the north side of Kelly Drive at 25th Street.Entry to the south viewing area can be made by entering any of the other spectator entry points and walking through Eakins Oval.Note: These are the best locations to watch athletes near the finish line.
I'm with the press. Can I interview the winner of the race?
Yes. On race day, credentialed members of the press can visit the media tent at Eakins Oval to meet the winners. You are also welcome to download photos and press releases from the media page.
Some quick reminders:
- If you are holding multiple rooms or hotels in your name, please assign with unique names and or release by Thursday, October 13, 2026, if you are no longer using the room(s). Remember hotels charge for one night’s room and tax for late cancels and no shows.
Zuletzt aktualisiert: Jun 5, 2026, 08:11:55 PM
RaceAlert aktivieren
Wir mailen dir, wenn Läufe zu deinen Filtern passen. Kein Spam — nur passende Rennen.
Ähnliche Läufe
Auf die Plätze
Racedetails werden geladen…