Still, the marathon relies on spectators to be “agents of good.” “It is intended to keep the experience safe for all those participating in the event - whether they are running or supporting on event day,” he said. There are screening points around the start and finish areas, and spectators will have their bags checked - it’s all part of keeping the race safe, Goldman said. Spectators should leave glass bottles, face masks, drones and big bags at home. “It’s really important to the runners along the way to get that extra burst of energy from seeing their loved ones multiple times throughout the day.”Īlso, spectators want to have the MCM app downloaded on their phone so they can track the runner and receive live updates as runners hit different splits along the course. Some people bring balloons so runners can see their support crew,” he said. Some people get giant cutouts of the runner’s face that they hold up. “You either want to be wearing something identifiable or a sign that is clearly distinguishable. Heading out to cheer on a runner? Don’t forget a way to stand out, Goldman said.
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