Run2Cure Neuroblastoma Sydney
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About This Event
Family-friendly fun run raising funds for Neuroblastoma Australia, dedicated to improving survival rates for children with neuroblastoma. Features live entertainment, kids' games, food stalls, scenic harbourside course, bag drop, wheelchair/pram-friendly course, and toilets & water stations. Neuroblastoma Australia has raised nearly M for research.
Course Description
Set in one of Sydney's most spectacular locations, the Run2Cure course winds through The Domain and Royal Botanic Gardens, offering stunning harbour views and lush greenery. The flat, sealed paths make this a fast and accessible course suitable for runners of all abilities. Participants will enjoy iconic Sydney landmarks as they run through manicured gardens and along harbourside pathways. The wheelchair and pram-friendly route ensures maximum accessibility, whilst the scenic surroundings provide constant motivation. Whether you're tackling the half marathon or the family-friendly shorter distances, you'll experience the best of Sydney's natural beauty whilst supporting vital childhood cancer research. The well-supported course features water stations and marshals throughout.
Quick Facts
Getting There
The Domain is located in Sydney's CBD, easily accessible via public transport. Catch a train to Martin Place, Circular Quay or St James stations, all within 10-15 minutes' walk. Multiple bus routes service the area along Macquarie Street and Art Gallery Road. Street parking is limited and metered on Sundays. Consider nearby Wilson Parking at The Domain (Art Gallery Road) or public car parks in the CBD. Arrive at least 45 minutes before your race start time to allow for registration, bag drop and warm-up.
Weather & What to Pack
Late March in Sydney typically offers ideal running conditions with mild autumn weather. Expect temperatures between 17-24°C with moderate humidity. The event usually starts in pleasant morning conditions, though temperatures can rise throughout the day. There's a moderate chance of rain in autumn, so check forecasts closer to race day. Early morning races may be cooler, so consider a light throw-away layer for the start. Sun protection is essential - wear sunscreen, a cap and sunglasses. Hydration is important even in mild conditions, so utilise all water stations provided on course.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I walk the course or bring a pram?
Absolutely! The course is fully wheelchair and pram-friendly with sealed, flat paths. The 1K Little Heroes Walk is specifically designed for families with young children, whilst walkers are welcome in all distances.
What facilities are available on event day?
The event features bag drop facilities, multiple toilet blocks, water stations throughout the course, live entertainment, kids' games, and food stalls. All participants receive post-race refreshments and can enjoy the festival atmosphere.
How does my entry support neuroblastoma research?
Run2Cure is organised by Neuroblastoma Australia, the only Australian charity 100% focused on this childhood cancer. To date, the charity has raised nearly $4 million supporting 12 innovative research projects aimed at improving survival rates and treatment outcomes.
Can I fundraise as part of my participation?
Yes! Participants are encouraged to fundraise individually or create teams with family, friends or colleagues. You can set up a fundraising page through the official website and track your impact alongside your training.
Is there a time limit for completing the course?
Check the official website for specific course closure times. The family-friendly nature of the event means walkers and slower participants are warmly welcomed across all distances.
Last updated: 26 December 2025
