NYC Marathon: Streets Closed This Weekend for the Event
As the excitement builds for the New York City Marathon taking place on Sunday, November 2, 2025, drivers are warned to plan ahead. Streets across the five boroughs will be closed to accommodate thousands of runners participating in the 26.2-mile event. To avoid congestion, using the subway is highly recommended instead of driving.
NYC Marathon: Streets Closed This Weekend for the Event
The anticipated NYC Marathon will create significant road closures across various locations in New York City. The New York City Department of Transit has provided detailed information regarding street closures. Here are the specifics for each borough:
Staten Island
- Staten Island Expressway
- Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge
- Closures on local streets including:
- Jersey Street between Richmond Terrace and Victory Boulevard
- Victory Boulevard between Jersey Street and Bay Street
- Hylan Boulevard between Bay Street and Olga Place
Brooklyn
- Dahlgren Place to 92nd Street (Northbound)
- 4th Avenue between 92nd Street and Flatbush Avenue
- Brooklyn Queens Expressway (Southbound)
- Additional street closures include:
- 94th Street between Fort Hamilton Parkway and 4th Avenue
- 7th Avenue between 79th Street and 74th Street
Queens
- 11th Street between Pulaski Bridge and 48th Avenue
- Vernon Boulevard between 48th Avenue and 10th Street
- Queensboro Bridge (Eastbound)
Manhattan
- East 59th Street between 2nd Avenue and 1st Avenue
- Queensboro Bridge Pedestrian Entrance Ramp (Eastbound)
- Multiple closures along 5th Avenue and Central Park area
Bronx
- Willis Avenue Bridge
- 3rd Avenue between East 138th Street and East 139th Street
- Additional street closures along Morris Avenue and Rider Avenue
Motorists are strongly advised to avoid these areas to prevent delays. Instead, consider joining the crowds to cheer on participants as they traverse this iconic course. Be prepared for a vibrant atmosphere filled with athleticism and community spirit!
