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TUI Palma Marathon Mallorca – Billett 2026

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Høydepunkt

Delta i TUI Palma Marathon Mallorca den 18. oktober 2026
Løp i et storslått landskap, velg mellom 10 km, hel- og halvmaraton
Bli med på en helg full av aktiviteter, inkludert frokostløp, messe og pastafest

Beskrivelse

Å gå inn i Mallorcas travle hovedstad Palma er som å gå inn i kulissene til yndlingseventyret ditt. Med historien etset inn i hver eneste brostein, torgene fulle av liv og den ikoniske katedralen med utsikt over havnefronten, danner byen det perfekte bakteppet for et maratonløp. Og den 18. oktober 2026 er det duket for gullmedalje i TUI Palma Marathon Mallorca. Alex, som løp maraton for første gang året før, sier: "TUI Palma Marathon er mer enn bare et løp, det er en mulighet til å være en del av noe som virkelig feirer og bryr seg om denne sjarmerende byen. Mitt første maraton her handlet ikke bare om distansen, men også om menneskene, maten og utsikten i hver eneste sving". Du kan velge mellom hel- eller halvmaraton, eller et kortere løp på 10 km, og en rekke andre aktiviteter.

Det som virkelig får folk fra hele verden til å snøre på seg joggeskoene til maraton, er mer enn bare løpsdagen. Dagen før løpet arrangeres det frokostløp og pastafest, slik at du kan fylle på med karbohydrater og ha det gøy. Det er også en messe der du ikke bare kan hente startnummeret ditt - du kan også kikke på det nyeste løpeutstyret og få nye venner som gleder seg like mye til å løpe. Og etter det store løpet slutter ikke moroa der – det er til og med en stor etterfest å se frem til.

Sammen med TUI og Kumulus, arrangementets sponsorer og arrangører, tar maratonløpet i år et stort skritt i retning av bærekraft. Målet er å redusere mengden avfall som ikke kan resirkuleres, både før, under og etter løpet, og alle oppfordres til å ta med påfyllbare flasker og bruke de mange vannstasjonene rundt om i byen. For når alt kommer til alt, løper du på et av de vakreste stedene i verden; la oss bidra til at det forblir slik.

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Inkludert

Billett til maraton, halvmaraton eller 10 km
Registreringsavgift
Tidtakingsbrikke
1 dags lisensforsikring
T-skjorte: Inkludert for 42 km
Pastafest
Garderobeservice
Medalje for fullført løp
Deltakerbevis

Hva som ikke er inkludert

Gravering av medalje
Frokostløp
Bilde fra arrangementet
T-skjorte for 21 og 10 km (€20)

Hvor

Parc de la Mar, Palma, Spania

Møtepunkt:

Maratonløpet starter i Parc de la Mar, ved katedralen.

Hva som huskes

Påmelding er obligatorisk for å kunne delta i maratonløpet og må være fullført innen 48 timer, ellers er plass ikke garantert
Minstealder for 10 km: 16 år på dagen for arrangementet; for 21 km og 42 km: 18 år på dagen for arrangementet
Tidspunktene kan endres. Vennligst sjekk den offisielle arrangementssiden for bekreftelse

Få mest mulig ut av denne opplevelsen med følgende arrangementer før, under og etter maratonet:

Fredag 16. mars

09.30 og 10.00 – Frokostløp (ikke inkludert i billetten)
11.00 til 19.00 – henting av startnummer for alle distanser
11.00 til 19.00 – Expo

Lørdag 17 mars:

09.30 og 10.00 – Frokostløp (ikke inkludert i billetten)
11.00 til 19.00 – Startnummerutlevering for alle distanser
11.00 til 19.00 – Expo
12.00 til 14.00 – Pastaparty

Løpsdagen, søndag 18 mars:

08.00 – Star for 10 km
08.15 – Start for maraton og halvmaraton
09.00 til 14.00 – Expo
11.45 – premieutdeling på 10 km og halvmaraton
12.15 – Prisutdeling for maraton
14.15 – Avslutning av arrangementet

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Gode nyheter! Ingen ekstra avgifter legges til denne bestillingen.

Avbestillingspolicy

Få 100% refundert hvis du avbestiller frem til 112 dager før aktiviteten begynner.

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Veldig bra

4,7 /5

Basert på 12 anmeldelser fra tidligere kunder

Vurder kategorier

Service

4,6/5

Guider

4,6/5

Sikkerhet

4,6/5

Valuta for pengene

4,4/5

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4 stjerner (4)

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Allison
Verified booking
4.2
28. oktober 2025
Reiste med venner
I found the 2 part process of entering a bit tricky. Everything was well organised on the day and there were lots of toilets at the start/finish. Bag drop was well organised. I reported that someone needed first aid but the first marshal wasn’t helpful so I had to find someone else.
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Seaview
Verified booking
5
27. oktober 2025
Reiste med venner
Overall experience was amazing to run in the city of Palma . Registration the day before to pick up bib numbers was great fun. We did feel though that it wasn't quite clear on the confirmation email how to register with the official Palma marathon for the 10k run but we eventually sussed it out.
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TUI Musement Traveler
Verified booking
5
23. oktober 2025
What a beautiful course at a beautiful time of day. Considerately planned I would say to make the most of the experience.
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TUI Musement Traveler
Verified booking
5
22. oktober 2025
Nummer abholen, Lauf, Supportstationen funktionierten einwandfrei. Erinnerungen vorab per Mail sind gut. Strecke deutlich ausgezeichnet.
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TUI Musement Traveler
Verified booking
5
22. oktober 2025
Gute Organisation, auch das Wetter war passend☀️
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TUI Musement Traveler
Verified booking
5
21. oktober 2025
Parcours exceptionnellement joli et agréable.Je trouve le dossard cher en comparaison du peu de choses offertes aux coureurs, lors du retrait des dossards on nous offre un sac vide qui sert pour la consigne de nos vêtements le jour de course.Le maillot de la course est payant c est incroyable

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