The New York City half marathon returned Sunday, featuring a new route from Brooklyn to Manhattan. An estimated 27,000-plus runners participated in the United Airlines NYC Half, as the course traveled across the Brooklyn Bridge for the very first time.

On Sunday, the runners will go over the Brooklyn Bridge for the first time because of construction in Lower Manhattan.

The event, spanning 13.1 miles, saw runners starting near the Brooklyn Museum in Prospect Heights, crossing up through Eastern Parkway and Downtown Brooklyn and over the Brooklyn Bridge and into Times Square before ending in Central Park.

Watch out for the no parking zones and road closures for the 2025 United Airlines NYC Half that starts in Brooklyn on March 16.

The events will be accompanied by a number of street closures. Read on for the streets to avoid on Sunday and Monday.

For the first time ever, the New York City Half Marathon will zip over the Brooklyn Bridge this Sunday. Over 27,000 athletes will run the streets of New York City on Saturday, completing the 13.1-mile course that starts in Brooklyn and ends in Manhattan.

Here’s the list of street closures for Sunday and Monday. Start: Washington Avenue near Sullivan Place. Formation will be at Prospect Park West between 9th Street and 14th Street. Dispersal will be at Prospect Park West between 14th Street and 15th Street.