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TUI Palma Marathon Mallorca 2026 Ticket

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Highlights

Erleben Sie den TUI Palma Marathon Mallorca am 18. Oktober 2026 live vor traumhafter Kulisse
Wählen Sie zwischen Marathon, Halbmarathon oder 10 km – und laufen Sie mit Blick auf das Meer und die Altstadt
Freuen Sie sich auf ein Wochenende voller Highlights: Frühstückslauf, Messe, Pasta-Party und mehr

Beschreibung

Wenn Sie Mallorcas lebhafte Hauptstadt Palma betreten, fühlt es sich an, als wären Sie mitten in einem Märchen. Kopfsteinpflaster, das von Geschichte erzählt, Plätze voller Leben und die majestätische Kathedrale mit Blick auf das Meer – diese Kulisse könnte kaum schöner sein für ein Laufevent mit besonderem Flair. Am 18. Oktober 2026 heißt es wieder: Start frei für den TUI Palma Marathon Mallorca – ein Event, das Läuferherzen höherschlagen lässt. Alex, der im letzten Jahr zum ersten Mal dabei war, erinnert sich: „Der TUI Palma Marathon ist viel mehr als nur ein Lauf – es ist ein Erlebnis, das diese charmante Stadt feiert und mit Leben füllt. Für mich ging es nicht nur um die Kilometer, sondern um die Menschen, das Essen und die Ausblicke an jeder Ecke.“ Ob Marathon, Halbmarathon oder der 10-km-Lauf – Sie haben die Wahl. Und rund um den großen Tag wartet ein buntes Rahmenprogramm, das für echte Festivalstimmung sorgt.

Was den TUI Palma Marathon so besonders macht, beginnt schon vor dem Start. Beim Frühstückslauf und der Pasta-Party am Vortag geht es locker und genussvoll zu – perfekt, um Energie zu tanken und in Stimmung zu kommen. Auf der Marathonmesse holen Sie Ihre Startnummer ab, stöbern durch die neuesten Trends der Laufszene und knüpfen Kontakte zu Gleichgesinnten. Und nach dem Lauf? Wird weitergefeiert – bei der großen Afterparty mitten in der Stadt.

2026 steht der TUI Palma Marathon Mallorca ganz im Zeichen der Nachhaltigkeit. Die Veranstalter TUI und Kumulus setzen ein deutliches Zeichen: weniger Einwegmüll, mehr Umweltbewusstsein. Refill-Flaschen, zahlreiche Wasserstationen und die enge Zusammenarbeit mit lokalen Partnern tragen dazu bei, Ressourcen zu schonen – denn ein solcher Lauf verdient eine Umgebung, die auch morgen noch begeistert.

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Inklusive

Ticket für Marathon, Halbmarathon oder 10-km-Lauf
Anmeldegebühr
Chip für die Zeitmessung
Lizenzversicherung für 1 Tag
T-Shirt zur Veranstaltung: Im Preis für 42 km enthalten
Pasta-Party
Garderoben-Service
Medaille für Finalisten
Teilnehmer-Zertifikat

Nicht inbegriffen

Gravur der Medaille
Frühstückslauf
Veranstaltungsfoto
T-Shirt der Veranstaltung für die Marathon-Distanz 21 km und 10 km (€20)

Kartenansicht

Parc de la Mar, Palma, Spanien

Treffpunkt:

Der Marathon beginnt an der Kathedrale im Parc de la Mar

Wichtige Informationen

Die Anmeldung ist für die Teilnahme am Marathon verpflichtend und muss innerhalb von 48 Stunden erfolgen, andernfalls kann ein Startplatz nicht garantiert werden.
Mindestalter für den 10-km-Lauf: 16 Jahre am Tag der Veranstaltung; für den 21-km- und 42-km-Lauf: 18 Jahre am Tag der Veranstaltung.
Die Zeiten können sich ändern. Bitte informieren Sie sich immer auf der offiziellen Veranstaltungsseite.

Genießen Sie ein unvergessliches Marathon-Erlebnis – mit exklusiven Veranstaltungen vor, während und nach dem Lauf:

Freitag, 16.:

09:30 und 10:00 Uhr – Frühstückslauf (nicht in der Anmeldung enthalten)
11:00 bis 19:00 Uhr – Abholung der Startnummern für alle Distanzen
11:00 bis 19:00 Uhr – Expo

Samstag, 17.:

09:30 und 10:00 Uhr – Frühstückslauf (nicht in der Startgebühr enthalten)
11:00 bis 19:00 Uhr – Startnummernausgabe für alle Distanzen
11:00 bis 19:00 Uhr – Expo
12:00 bis 14:00 Uhr – Pasta-Party

Tag des Marathons, Sonntag, 18.:

08:00 Uhr – Start des 10-km-Laufs
08:15 Uhr – Start des Marathons und Halbmarathons
09:00 bis 14:00 Uhr – Expo
11:45 Uhr – Siegerehrung 10-km-Lauf und Halbmarathon
12:15 Uhr – Siegerehrung Marathon
14:15 Uhr – Abschluss der Veranstaltung

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Stornierungsbedingungen

Sie erhalten eine Erstattung in Höhe von 100%, wenn Sie bis zu 112 Tage vor Ihrem Erlebnis stornieren.

Was andere Leute über dieses Erlebnis sagen

Hervorragend

4,7 /5

Basierend auf 12 Bewertungen von verifizierten Reisenden

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Service

4,6/5

Personal

4,6/5

Sicherheit

4,6/5

Gutes Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis

4,4/5

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4 Anzahl der Sterne (4)

33%

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TUI Musement Traveler
Verified booking
5
22. Oktober 2025
Nummer abholen, Lauf, Supportstationen funktionierten einwandfrei. Erinnerungen vorab per Mail sind gut. Strecke deutlich ausgezeichnet.
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TUI Musement Traveler
Verified booking
5
22. Oktober 2025
Gute Organisation, auch das Wetter war passend☀️
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TUI Musement Traveler
Verified booking
5
21. Oktober 2025
Vielleicht sollten beim nächsten Mal mehr öffentliche Busse eingesetzt werden um in die Stadt bzw. zum Start zu kommen. Wenn nach 20 minütiger Wartezeit der erste Bus kommt und an der Haltestelle vor dem Pi Lari "VOLL" durchfährt sorgt das für weitere Irritationen bei Teilnehmern und Gästen.
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Allison
Verified booking
4.2
28. Oktober 2025
Mit Freunden gereist
I found the 2 part process of entering a bit tricky. Everything was well organised on the day and there were lots of toilets at the start/finish. Bag drop was well organised. I reported that someone needed first aid but the first marshal wasn’t helpful so I had to find someone else.
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Seaview
Verified booking
5
27. Oktober 2025
Mit Freunden gereist
Overall experience was amazing to run in the city of Palma . Registration the day before to pick up bib numbers was great fun. We did feel though that it wasn't quite clear on the confirmation email how to register with the official Palma marathon for the 10k run but we eventually sussed it out.
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TUI Musement Traveler
Verified booking
5
23. Oktober 2025
What a beautiful course at a beautiful time of day. Considerately planned I would say to make the most of the experience.

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