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Race Registration

Registration will open for the Disneyland® Half Marathon Weekend on Tuesday, January 22, 2013 . Click here to receive a reminder email when registration opens.

Disneyland® Half Marathon

Disneyland® 10K

Dumbo Double Dare

Disneyland® Family Fun Run 5K

runDisney Kids Races

Pasta in the Park Party

ChEAR Squad

Entry Fees and Deadlines

Disneyland® Half Marathon

$175 by February 19, 2013

$190 between February 20 and April 16, 2013

$205 on or after April 17, 2013

Disneyland® 10K

$95 by February 19, 2013

$110 between February 20 and April 16, 2013

$125 on or after April 17, 2013

Dumbo Double Dare

$280 by February 19, 2013

$300 between February 20 and April 16, 2013

$320 on or after April 17, 2013

Disneyland® Family Fun Run 5K

$65 per participant

runDisney Kids Races

$20 per child

Cancellation & Transfer Policy

Entry fees for the 2013 Disneyland® Half Marathon Weekend events are non-refundable and non-transferable. If you are unable to attend the Half Marathon or 10K, you may defer your race registration up to one year from the date of the race. Deferral is not available for the 5K or Kids Races. Fees apply. Please email runDisney@disneysports.com for more information. All requests must be received by August 1, 2013.

Eligibility

Participants for the Disneyland® Half Marathon and Dumbo Double Dare must be 14 years of age or older.

Participants for the Disneyland® 10K must be 10 years of age or older.

All ages are welcome to compete in the Disneyland® Family Fun Run 5K. Each participant must be able to complete the 5K on their own.

runDisney Kids Race distances are determined by age group for kids 8 and under.

Pacing Requirements

16 minute per mile pace for all athletes in the Half Marathon, 10K and the 5K. The Half Marathon and 10K are timed, while the 5K is not, but all participants must keep to a 16 minute per mile pace to receive a finisher medal.

Runners unable to maintain the pace may be picked up at any point along the course and transported to the finish.

A training pace of 15-minute per mile pace is recommended

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