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Home » NYC Marathon 2025 Street Closures

NYC Marathon 2025 Street Closures

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Don’t get stuck.  These streets in all five will be closed to traffic for the 2025 NYC Marathon on Sunday, Nov. 3, and bridges also are  closed to everybody except the 50,000+ runners.

But you are invited to join as many as one million spectators cheering on strangers and family members in the race.  It’s a city-wide party.

NYC Marathon route map


See also –

Best spots to watch the runners.

Mile-by-mile guide includng where to eat


runners on the Verrazano Narrows Bridge at the start of the NYC Marathon
Photo: NYRR.org

2025 NYC Marathon Closures – Staten Island

  • Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge — Lower level, Staten Island-bound: 7am to 2pm
  • Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge — Lower level, Brooklyn-bound: 7am to 2pm

2025 NYC Marathon Street Closures – Brooklyn

  • Fourth Avenue and 82nd Street: 6:45am to 1:18pm
  • 74th Street, before Sixth Avenue: 6:45am to 1:18pm
  • Fourth Avenue and 80th Street: 6:45am to 1:19pm
  • Bay Ridge Parkway and Sixth Avenue: 6:45am to 1:19pm
  • Fourth Avenue and 63rd Street: 6:55am to 1:34pm
  • Fourth Avenue and 43rd Street: 6:55am to 1:50pm
  • Fourth Avenue and 22nd Street: 6:55am to 2:06pm
  • Fourth Avenue and 18th Street: 6:55am to 2:09pm
  • Fourth Avenue and 3rd Street: 7am to 2:22pm
  • Flatbush Avenue and Lafayette Avenue: 7am to 2:38pm
  • Lafayette and Classon avenues: 7am to 2:54pm
  • Bedford Avenue and Kosciuszko Street: 7:30am to 2:58pm
  • Bedford Avenue between Wallabout Street and Lynch Street: 7:05am to 3:10pm
  • Bedford Avenue and South Third Street: 7:05am to 3:26pm
  • Manhattan Avenue past Bedford Avenue: 7:15am to 3:42pm
  • Manhattan Avenue before Greenpoint Avenue: 7:15am to 3:48pm

2025 NYC Marathon Closures – Queens

  • McGuinness Boulevard, approaching Pulaski Bridge: 7:15am to 3:59pm
  • 10th Street and 44th Drive: 7:15am to 4:14pm
  • Queensboro Bridge — Lower level, Queens side: 6:30am to 4:30pm
  • Queensboro Bridge — Lower level, midspan: 6:30am to 4:38pm
  • Queensboro Bridge — Lower level, Manhattan side: 6:30am to 4:46pm
  • First Avenue and 77th Street: 7:30am to 5:02pm
  • First Avenue and 97th Street: 7:30am to 5:18pm
  • First Avenue between 109th and 110th Streets: 7:30am to 5:27pm
  • First Avenue and 117th Street: 7:30am to 5:34pm

2025 NYC Marathon Closures – Bronx

  • Willis Avenue Bridge: 7:30am to 5:50pm
  • 135th Street just west of Willis Avenue: 7:30am to 5:50pm
  • Madison Avenue Bridge: 7:30am to 6:06pm
  • Madison Avenue Bridge and West 138th Street: 7:30am to 6:06pm
NYC Marathon finisher draped in American Flag
Photo: NYRR.org

2025 NYC Marathon Closures – Manhatttan

  • First Avenue and 77th Street: 7:30am to 5:02pm
  • First Avenue and 97th Street: 7:30am to 5:18pm
  • First Avenue between 109th and 110th Streets: 7:30am to 5:27pm
  • First Avenue and 117th Street: 7:30am to 5:34pm
  • Fifth Avenue and 125th Street: 8am to 6:17pm
  • Mount Morris Parkway and 122nd Street: 8am to 6:22pm
  • Fifth Avenue and 103rd Street: 8am to 6:38pm
  • Central Park East Drive and 84th Street: CLOSED
  • Central Park East Drive and 68th Street: CLOSED
  • Central Park East Drive and 65th Street: CLOSED
  • Central Park South (59th Street from 5th Avenue to Columbus Circle: 8:30am to 6:45pm
  • Central Park West Drive and 62nd Street: CLOSED
  • Central Park West Drive and 67th Street: CLOSED

Find more information about street and bridge closures and how to follow your favorite runner or team  the 2025 NYC Marathon on  nyrr.org.

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