#N12BK: TCS New York City Marathon
<p>Runners are lacing up their shoes and stretching their legs for the TCS New York City Marathon this Sunday, but the marathon can be a citywide party without even breaking a sweat.</p>
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Nov 1, 2018, 6:30 PM
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Updated 2,094 days ago
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Runners are lacing up their shoes and stretching their legs for the TCS New York City Marathon this Sunday, but the marathon can be a citywide party without even breaking a sweat.
From Mile 3 to Mile 26, the majority of the course is open to spectators, and there are spots all across the city to cheer on the runners
In Brooklyn, you can catch runners while their legs are fresh off the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge and move along Fourth Avenue from miles 2 through 4.
Or wish them luck in Williamsburg as they head toward the Pulaski Bridge and cross into Queens.
The Bronx gets one of the last legs of the race with miles 19 and 20, bringing runners over the Willis Avenue Bridge.
Spectators are encouraged to cheer the whole time, make signs, bring flags and have a lot of fun.
