Registration now open for the 2016 Disney Princess Half Marathon

Jul 14, 2015 in "Disney's Princess Half Marathon Weekend"

Posted: Tuesday July 14, 2015 12:00pm EDT by WDWMAGIC Staff

Registration is now open for the runDisney 2016 Disney Princess Half Marathon taking place from February 18 to February 21 2016.

To book your place on the start line, you will need a profile at http://www.active.com. Then head to this site for the registration.

Once you hit the registration link, you will enter a registration queue, and will then have 15 minutes to register once you begin.

The following races are available to register.

Disney Princess Half Marathon: February 21 - $175 if registered by August 4 2015
Glass Slipper Challenge: February 20-21 - $305 if registered by August 4 2015
Disney Enchanted 10K: February 20 - $110 if registered by August 4 2015
Disney Princess 5K: February 19 - $65 if registered by August 25 2015
runDisney Kids Races: February 19-20 - $15 (Dashes) and $30 (Mile) if registered by August 25 2015

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Dorothy!Aug 06, 2024

Here are some photos of our first Princess Half Marathon in 2024.

Dorothy!Aug 06, 2024

Back for our second go-round! My wife and I did the Princess Half Marathon last February, and while it was a definite challenge for us both, we absolutely loved it. So, we are back for our second round in 2025. My wife accomplished her goal of finishing the half last year, and that was enough for her, so she signed up for the 10k next year. I am signed up for the Fairytale Challenge so I'll be attempting the 10k and the Half this year. We have also convinced two good friends to the 10k, as well as my son, my daughter and my future son-in-law. I can't wait!

NeedMoreMickeyAug 01, 2024

I did yoga this year on Monday and it was nice way to end the weekend. Having it in HS is stupid since its princess weekend.

DznyGrlSDJul 31, 2024

Having yoga on the Monday after is dumb. Move it back to Thursday AM.

RteetzJul 30, 2024

Today was/is Princess registration day. Uneventful mostly. Things went as the following: 10K - 57 Min 5K - 86 Min Challenge - 98 Min Half - 136 Min Yoga - still open

DznyGrlSDJul 11, 2024

I wonder if the addition of villains is to get more men to register?

Surferboy567Jul 10, 2024

Was really excited about the new themes, then I remembered I can’t actually participate because they took away the virtual option. Anyways: 1.) 5K - Mulan & Shan Yu 2.) 10K - Jasmine & Jafar 3.) Half - Aurora & Maleficent 4.) Fairytale Challenge - Snow White & Evil Queen Some really cool options here I like the addition of the villains, not that it really matters much for me.

SwissmissMar 05, 2024

I print it out guides to read them 😃

Tha RealestMar 05, 2024

When everyone’s a Princess, no one is.

uncle jimmyMar 05, 2024

OMG yes!!! Give me paper and give me the event guide sooner in advance. I like to visualize my runs, sometimes I like to make a running playlist and knowing the course in advance helps. I think there are several things that rD team could start doing that other larger races do. @Swissmiss I think a bit of the problem (negativity) with Princess Weekend over the other weekend is it's more of a mix of runners/ newbie runner's/ not runners but there for the medal and photos. Add social media into the mix and then you have a bunch of people complaining about x,y and z.

surfsupdonMar 05, 2024

Part of the fun, part of my race experience, is reading that guide from front to back. It still pains me that Disney’s is electronic! I love me some final race instructions!

SwissmissMar 05, 2024

This one makes me “laugh”. I volunteer for the organization that puts on all (but one) of the big races here and more often than not I am at the Info Desk. The number of people who do not read the runner’s guide is astounding.

surfsupdonMar 05, 2024

The runners who chose to participate were: 1. Nasty on the buses, at expo, and in corrals, starting conversations with others and putting newbies down. 2. Such negativity online post events yet for reasons they were told to be prepared for. Not being prepared when info is given is not a valid excuse. 3. The term princess itself carries entitlement. Like “I’m a princess, gimme gimme” or “rules don’t apply to me.”