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Runner's Guide RUNNER’SRUNNER’S GUIDEGUIDE © DISNEY © Disney / Pixar Index © D I S N E Y © D i s n e y / P ix a r Messages 11 Participants Race Day Rundown 1 Samuel LAU Managing Director, 12 Race Day Notice & Gear Checklist Hong Kong Disney Park & Resort 14 Transportation 2 KWAN Kee Chairman, 15 Security Checks and Hong Kong Amateur Athletic Association Baggage Arrangement 3 Course Map of All Races 16 Participant Tips 7 Race Day Key Times 18 Post-Race Information 9 Event Center Guide Map 20 Cheering Guide Hong Kong Disneyland Coach Park 23 Acknowledgment 10 Kids Zone Messages Welcome runners! We are proud to present the third annual “Hong Kong Disneyland 10K Weekend 2018 – Presented by AIA Vitality” on November 3-4. This year, the races are getting bigger and better with over 12,000 runners and more than 100 Disney • Pixar pals cheering our runners on across different running routes. Look out for your favorite Disney friends and characters especially those from award-winning films such as “Toy Story” and “The Incredibles” for some unique photo opportunities. Runners of all ages and abilities have signed up to experience this unique event that combines the magic of Disney and the joy of exercise. We hope that with the variety of race categories from 10K, 5K, 3K to kids’ race and Disneyland’s family-friendly setup, more families and friends are encouraged to share quality time together while enjoying the benefit of running and exercising. A highlight that I am particularly proud of this year is our social responsibility initiatives. By taking part in the races, you are supporting our donation to Tung Wah Group of Hospitals Ho Yuk Ching Educational Psychology Service Centre which will benefit children and youth with special educational needs in the local community. Together with AIA Foundation and SF&OC Sports Legacy Company, we were able to provide running training and coaching to students at Buddhist Fat Ho Memorial College, who will also be joining the races. Another initiative is our commitment to reducing waste, which has always been a crucial part of our mega events. Help us make this event as environmentally friendly as possible by making good use of water dispensers along the routes, and recycling your plastic water bottles, paper packaging and other disposable items on-site. Last but not least, I would like to thank AIA Vitality, which returns for the third consecutive year as the presenting sponsor, and all our Cast Members who are absolutely vital in bringing this healthy, family-friendly event to life. Also, I’d like to thank Hong Kong Amateur Athletic Association, our co- organizer, for their support. It is an honor to welcome you all and I wish you a fun and safe run. Samuel LAU Executive Vice President and Managing Director Hong Kong Disneyland Resort 1 Messages The Hong Kong Amateur Athletic Association (HKAAA) is excited to cooperate with the Hong Kong Disneyland again to organize the ‘Hong Kong Disneyland 10K Weekend 2018 - Presented by AIA Vitality’. We are glad to take this opportunity to promote the benefit of distance running. It is a precious experience to take part in this running event with lots of famous Disney characters in the Hong Kong Disneyland. I believe it is one of the signature distance running events in Hong Kong. There are almost 20,000 runners participate in the race every year. The quota has been increased for more runners to run together, play together and smile together. Apart from the Standardized 10K race, runners can participate in the 5km and 3km races based on their own abilities. Runners can participate in designated theme races with different Disney characters. It would be an unforgettable moment for the families, children and runners who are fans of Disney. Parents can also run with their children in order to develop their children’s habit and healthy lifestyle during the training. HKAAA will continuously provide appropriate support in race route planning and management to ensure runners will run in a safe environment. Besides, the results of ‘The Incredibles 10K’ Race will recognize as one of the HKAAA 10K events and include in the Hong Kong Ranking. Wish all participants enjoy running in the race. Be prepared in the training and build a healthy lifestyle in training. I look forward to seeing you at the starting line. KWAN Kee Chairman Hong Kong Amateur Athletic Association 2 2 Course Map of All Races 10K Weekend 2018 Start Start Point Finish Finish Point 3K Route © DISNEY © Disney / Pixar Hong Kong AIA Vitality 3KM Water Station First Aid Point Disneyland Toy Story 3K Leadership 3K Challenge Cup 3 Course Map of All Races Start Start Point Finish Finish Point 5K Route Water Station First Aid Point 4 Course Map of All Races Start Start Point Finish Finish Point 5K Route Water Station First Aid Point 5 Course Map of All Races Start Start Point for Mickey and Friends Kids Races Finish Finish Point for Mickey and Friends Kids Races Mickey and Friends Kids Races Route First Aid Point 6 Race Day Key Times Nov 3, 2018 (Sat) Monsters University 5K 10K Weekend 2018 AIA Vitality 3KM Challenge Cup Toy Story 3K Mickey and Friends Kids Races 10K Weekend 2018 Monsters Mickey and Friends AIA Vitality 3KM Toy Story 3K Race Category Kids Races University 5K Challenge Cup Start time* 9:30 – 12:00 7:30 8:10 8:15 (Separate starting time) Suggested Arrival Time Arrive 45 mins 6:30 7:10 7:15 at Event Center before Starting time Baggage Deposit Time* 6:30- 7:15 7:10 – 7:55 7:15 – 8:00 8:45 – 11:45 Cut-off Time 7:45 8:10 8:30 12:00 Time Limit 2 hours 1.5 hours 1.5 hours Nil Closing Time of Baggage 12:15 12:15 12:15 12:15 Collection Area *Please refer to Event Center Guide Map for starting arrangement details on page 9. *Please refer to Security Checks and Baggage Arrangement details on page 15. 7 Race Day Key Times Nov 4, 2018 (Sun) The Incredibles 10K – Race Group / Fun Group Toy Story 3K Hong Kong Disneyland Mickey and Friends Kids Races Leadership 3K The Incredibles 10K Hong Kong Mickey and Disneyland Toy Story 3K Race Category Friends Kids Races Race Group Fun Group Leadership 3K Start time* 9:30 – 12:00 7:00 7:15 8:10 8:15 (Separate starting time) Suggested Arrival Time Arrive 45 mins 6:00 6:15 7:40 7:15 at Event Center before Starting time Baggage Deposit Time* 6:00 - 6:45 6:15 – 7:00 Nil 7:15 – 8:00 8:45 – 11:45 Cut-off Time 7:30 7:30 8:10 8:30 12:00 Time Limit 2.5 hours 2.5 hours 1.5 hours 1.5 hours Nil Closing Time of Baggage Collection 12:15 12:15 Nil 12:15 12:15 Area *Please refer to Event Center Guide Map for starting arrangement details on page 9. *Please refer to Security Checks and Baggage Arrangement details on page 15. 8 Event Center Guide Map 1. Baggage Deposit 8 a. Information Booth 14. Direction Map 23. Mobile Toilet 2. Female Changing b. TWGHs Ho Yuk 15. Information Board 24. Kids Zone Room Ching Educational 16. Main Stage Psychology Service 3. Male Changing room 17. Photo Area – Routing Area 4. Merchandise Store Centre 18. All Races Starting Line (only for participants) 9. Water Station & 5. Food & Beverage (Except Kids Races) – Event Access Kiosk Banana Refreshment 19. All Races Finishing Line Pathway 6. Resting Zone 10. Medal Redemption (Except Kids Races) 7. Kids Races 11. Command Post 20. Kids Races Starting Line a. Medal Redemption 12. Security Check 21. Kids Races Finishing b. Water Station 13. First Aid Centre Line c. First Aid Station 22. Standby Zone for Kids Races * Please pay attention to announcement from Main Stage for latest information and starting arrangement. 9 Kids Zone Start Start Point Finish Finish Point Kids Races Route 1. Bouncy Castle 2. ImagiNation Playground 3. Car Rally 4. Creative Zone Do not let the fun stop after the Race! Enjoy the Kids Zone and extend the magical moments. Details Time: 9:00AM – 12:00NN Age: Aged 11 or below (subject to height and weight restriction of each game) Content Highlights*: Bouncy Zone, Mini Car Rally, Creative Zone and more Each eligible Guest may redeem ONE wristband for admission to the Kids Zone by spending HK$200 or more in one single transaction for merchandise or food or beverage at the Event Center on the same day. Terms and Conditions • Only one wristband will be issued for each eligible transaction. Lost or damaged wristband will not be replaced. • The wristband and admission to the Kids Zone are non-transferrable, non-exchangeable, revocable and not for re-sale. • Each eligible Guest must be accompanied and supervised by his/her parent or legal guardian aged 18 or above at all times in the Kids Zone. • Participation in each game of the Kid Zone is subject to rules and regulations for such game. Please refer to the on-site notice or signage of each game for details. • Eligible Guests and their parent or legal guardian should follow the instructions of our Cast Member at all times in the Kids Zone. We reserve the right to deny admission, or to require a person already admitted to leave the Kids Zone, without refund or compensation, for failure to comply with any rules, regulations or instructions, for unsafe, illegal or offensive behavior, to ensure safety, security or order, or if we consider that the circumstances so require.
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