Philadelphia Marathon
Nov 21-22
Porta potties throughout the race. Public restrooms nearby for spectators. More on the Philadelphia Marathon ↓
Runner restrooms may be inside course-only areas.
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Restrooms at Philadelphia Marathon
Are there restrooms at the Philadelphia Marathon?
Yes. The race puts porta potties at the start and finish area and at every hydration station.
Where can spectators find restrooms?
Public restrooms at Lloyd Hall on Boathouse Row and at the East Park Canoe House at 2400 Kelly Drive. In Manayunk it's the bars and restaurants on Main Street, and most will expect a purchase.
Can spectators use the restrooms in the race area?
No. The porta potties on the course are for runners, and spectators aren't allowed into the race area until 8 a.m. either way. Use the Spectator filter for public options nearby.
Are there accessible restrooms near the Philadelphia Marathon course?
The Schuylkill Banks restroom south of the Walnut Street Bridge is wheelchair accessible. The city's staffed Parkway restrooms at Eakins Oval and Lloyd Hall each have a ground-level porta potty for anyone who can't manage the steps. Tap the ADA filter for more.
Is there a way to skip the porta potty line?
Runners can add the VIP package, which includes private restrooms and opens at 5 a.m.
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