jeanigor
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Ok, so I promise I tried going back into the thread and finding this answer because I'm sure it has come up, but I got lazy after about 5 pages and quit looking.
I was prepared to give up on doing the Wine & Dine and switching to the Princess, but I can't help but want to do the run if we're going to be at WDW anyway. I'd do the 5k, but we don't arrive until Saturday afternoon. (although, I guess that wouldn't work because of packet pick-up. crap. might have to add a night somewhere else)
I'm trying to convince my husband to do the relay with me. I am running a 5k in September (Arlington, VA 9-11 run), so I know bumping up my mileage to do the relay won't be too big of a deal (hoping I am already at that mileage by the 5k, honestly).
Are both legs of the relay "fun", meaning if he insists on doing the 8.x mile leg, am I going to get the more boring leg scenery-wise for the 4.x leg?
Also, do they update the % full the relay is, or does it go by the same % as the half (which is at 60% now).
And one more question.We're staying at Windsor Hills. Our best bet would be to take a taxi to/from the race, correct? Especially since we'll be "sipping" after the race.
If the course is similar to last year's, both legs get the stretch of boring on Osceola Parkway. To me, the longer leg was a little more boring--but it was proportionate, if that makes sense? But even being 'boring' it was still stocked with entertainment, so it wasn't a big deal.
I imagine they update the relay separately from the complete half, because they are different races with differing capacities.
And yes, a taxi would be best--especially if you are going to be sipping. Always err on the side of caution.