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20-Mile Walkers
Packing
All-Crew Kick-Off
Day One
The Route
Sweep Vans
Meals and Snacks
Safety
Weather
Medical
Alcohol Restrictions
Cheering Stations
Tent Assignment
Camp Life
Merchandise
Day Three
Important Policies
Top Tips video
View a Map of the Route  
Route Card  

20-Mile Walkers

20-Mile Walker

If you are registered as a 20-mile walker, you’ll notice that some of this information will not apply to you. However, we encourage you to read it over anyway to give you a full picture of the Susan G. Komen 3-Day® experience.

You may choose to tent overnight at camp on Saturday evening with the rest of the 3-Day participants. If you are spending the night at camp, please plan to arrive at Marymoor Park between 4:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. and check in at the Command Center, so that you have ample time to set up your tent and enjoy camp festivities.

If you are not staying overnight with us at camp, please check in at the Command Center at camp at Marymoor Park between 6:45 a.m. - 7:15 a.m. Breakfast will be served at camp Sunday morning between 5:00 a.m. - 7:15 a.m. The route will open at 7:00 a.m. and all walkers must be on a bus to the route by 7:30 a.m. There is no parking available at the 3-Day camp at Marymoor Park.

If you are staying at a host hotel under the 3-Day rate, you can take the 3-Day shuttle to camp in the morning and back to the hotel on Sunday after the Closing Ceremony. If you are not staying at a 3-Day host hotel, plan to get dropped off at camp at Marymoor Park and picked up at the Finish Line Festival at the Seattle Center.

Packing & Preparing

Tent

Your gear bag should weigh no more than 35 pounds, including your sleeping bag. Keep in mind that you will need to carry this bag a total of four times while on the event, and crew members will carry your bag several times as they pack and unpack the gear and tent trucks. Easily toted bags with wheels are the best choice.

Pack your sleeping bag inside of your gear bag. If that is not possible, you can strap your sleeping bag to the outside of the bag, but please don’t use bungee cords, which can snap and injure crew members. We will be camping outdoors. If the weather forecast calls for rain, bring plastic sheeting or tarps for your tent and pack your clothing and gear in plastic bags inside your luggage. And don’t forget to bring something to make your tent fun and festive if you’d like to earn an "All About That Flair" legacy pin.

Please avoid bringing any valuables with you. The 3-Day assumes no liability for the replacement of lost items. So mark your bag clearly with your name and Participant ID number ( Please log in to see your participant ID number).

We will provide water and sports drink in large dispensers, not in individual bottles, so you must bring your own water bottle to the event. Thank you for helping to make our event gentler on the environment.

Packing Checklist: Walkers & Crew
Packing Checklist: 20-Mile Walkers

Here are some miscellaneous items that you don’t want to forget:

  • Reusable cup or plastic mug for camp
  • Earplugs
  • Tent decorations (If you decorate your tent, pick up your Tent Flair legacy pin in the 3-Day Lounge)
  • Sweat-proof sunscreen
  • Back-up battery pack to recharge your cell phone on the go
  • Hat, visor or bandana
  • Extra shoes or flip-flops for wearing at camp and after the event
  • Pink Ribbon Banking card (Pink Ribbon Banking cardholders receive a special premium as an extra thank you for being a loyal customer)
  • 3-Day stickers (from your mailed Commitment Kit)

The following items should be carried with you while you’re on the route:

  • Water bottle—We will provide water and sports drink in large dispensers, not in individual bottles, so you must bring your own water bottle. Wide-mouth bottles will be easier to refill.
  • Identification, including your event credential
  • Money, credit card, medical insurance card
  • Socks (to change into a fresh pair at the lunch stop)
  • Sunscreen and lip balm
  • Sunglasses
  • Bandana
  • Rain poncho
  • Small First Aid kit
  • Wet wipes for hand washing along the route
  • Insect repellent
  • Snacks if you have special medical or dietary needs

Do Not Bring:

  • Donations
  • Valuables
  • Electric devices. There will be limited availability to phone charging stations and electrical outlets at camp on a first-come, first-served basis. Please bring your charging cord with you. There will also be hairdryers available in the shower area for your use.

Stay Informed and Connected
If you haven’t already, please subscribe to 3-Day Text Alerts. In case we need to announce important information during the event, 3-Day Text Alerts will be the best way for you to get the information you need quickly. So if you are planning on having your cell phone with you on the 3-Day, we recommend that you subscribe. Additionally, if you subscribe to text alerts, you’ll receive a link to the next day’s online route card each night.

Also, follow the 3-Day on TwitterFacebook and Instagram, and post your own updates and photos using the hashtag #The3Day and #SEA3DAY.

All-Crew Kick-Off

Crew

The All-Crew Kick-Off will be a little bit different than you may have experienced in previous years. This year, the All-Crew Kick-Off will begin with your crew team meeting where you will get to know the other members or your team, receive your crew T-shirts and learn about your team’s specific responsibilities.

Your arrival time and meeting location will be determined by your Crew Captain. Please confirm these important details with your Crew Captain.

Following your team meeting, your team is invited to join the rest of the Crew as we gather to celebrate the launch of another great event. This celebration will be held at a local restaurant or bar. It will be casual, and your attendance is optional, but it promises to ignite your enthusiasm for the weekend of fun (and hard work) ahead!

The All-Crew Kick-Off will last approximately 3 hours, from 3:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Select crew teams will need to arrive earlier on Thursday to begin their crew responsibilities or help with Crew Late Check-In. Crew members who did not complete Online Check-In and those who need to re-print their credentials must come to Crew Late Check-In at Marymoor Park between 2:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. to complete the check-in process. Crew assigned as event drivers will also need to come to Crew Late Check-In between 2:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. to complete driver’s training.

Please contact your Crew Captain to confirm your scheduled arrival time and location before finalizing your travel plans. There will be no shuttles on Thursday between the All-Crew Kick-Off site and the host hotel. If you need a ride, please contact your fellow crew members or use rideshare options like Lyft or Uber or take a taxi.

Please bring:

  • Water bottle
  • Printed credential
  • Driver's license
  • Rain gear, if the forecast calls for rain
  • Snacks
  • Sunscreen
  • Your credential (yes, we know we included it twice!)
  • A great attitude!

Day One: Friday

Opening Ceremony

Here’s the play-by-play of how the day will go.

  • Crew members: Check with your captain for your arrival time and location. Crew members will be reporting to either the vehicle lot or the Opening Ceremony site based on Friday morning responsibilities. We will have gear trucks available at the Vehicle lot and Opening Ceremony to collect crew member luggage.
  • Walkers: Wear a 3-Day T-shirt, if you have one. Let’s show the world we stand united against breast cancer as we head out into our community.
  • Dress in layers you can easily stash in your waist pack as the day warms up.
  • There will be some continental breakfast snacks at the Opening Ceremony but not a full meal, so eat breakfast before you arrive.
  • We do not accept donations on the event, so mail any donations you have collected before you leave for the event, or deposit checks using the 3-Day mobile app.
  • 5:30 a.m. - 6:30 a.m. Walkers should arrive. (Crew members: Check with your captain for your arrival time.)
  • If you have completed online check-in but do not have your credential, go straight to the Credential Reprint line.
  • Bring your luggage to the gear truck that corresponds to the Tent Assignment that appears on your credential (e.g., if your Tent Assignment is B13, bring your luggage to gear truck B), then proceed to the stage. Write your Tent Assignment on your luggage tag.
  • Take a moment to write the names of the loved ones you have lost to breast cancer on the white promise flag.
  • 7:00 a.m. - Opening Ceremony begins with stretching.
  • If you are walking by yourself and want to meet up with other solo walkers, meet near the Solo Walker flag after the Opening Ceremony.
  • After the Opening Ceremony is over, you’ll walk out onto the route in an orderly fashion. Remember—the 3-Day isn’t a race. So, it’s not about getting to a finish line first.

The Route

Route

The day’s mileage will vary, from 15.6 to 20.1 miles. You should aim for a pace of about 3 mph, spending approximately 10-15 minutes at each pit stop and 30 minutes at the lunch stop.

Every 3-4 miles along the route, you will have an opportunity to stop, stretch, use the toilet, grab a snack and refill your water bottle. It’s important that you drink as much as you need along the way, to avoid dehydration. The Medical Crew will be available at pit stops to help you with any medical problems you may encounter during the day. A grab & go is a smaller pit stop, which has toilets and drinks only. The midday pit stop will be your lunch stop. You can rest, relax, eat a healthy bag lunch and visit the Medical Crew, if necessary.

All pit stops have designated opening and closing hours, timed to keep you moving along the route at a safe pace and to ensure that you complete your walking while it is still light out. If you reach a pit stop before it opens, you will be asked to stop and wait. If you reach a pit stop after it closes, you will be transported to the lunch stop (or camp, if you have already passed the lunch stop). A “caboose” will be following the last walker on the route. If you are falling behind schedule, you will be given the option to take a sweep van to the next pit stop if you cannot increase your pace. This is to keep everyone moving along the route at a pace that ensures traffic support and sweep vans are available and ready to assist if needed. Read more about cabooses, sweeps and route hours on our blog.

Remember, it’s not a race. If your pace has slowed to the point where you are not making it to the pit stops before they close, you will be transported to lunch or camp (depending on the time of day) for your own safety. We don’t want to leave anyone on the route after crew support and signage have been removed. There will be a staff member on a bicycle (who we lovingly call the “caboose”) at the back of the pack making sure that no one gets left behind or ends up on the route after it has closed.

The route is well marked with arrows and instructional signage so all you need to do is follow the signs and the walkers in front of you!

The route will open at 7:00 a.m. and close at 7:00 p.m., other conditions permitting. Exact mileage per event varies according to a number of factors such as pit stops, camp, as well as Opening and Closing site locations. The amount of daylight hours also impacts the total event mileage as it dictates the amount of time the route can be kept open safely.

Here's a general description of what you will experience along the way below.

Friday: Approximately 19.2 miles
The Seattle 3-Day will begin with an emotional Opening Ceremony at the Seattle Center in the shadow of the Space Needle. The morning route will venture through portions of downtown Seattle before taking the 520 trail to idyllic Medina across Lake Washington. Following lunch in Bellevue, enjoy a tour along the Microsoft Campus Headquarters while making your way through the quaint neighborhoods of Bellevue, Redmond and along Lake Sammamish to camp at Marymoor Park, our home away from home for the weekend.

Saturday: Approximately 20.1 miles
On Saturday morning, we'll rise and shine, ready to hit the trail. We'll begin the day with a nice flat stroll along the Sammamish River Trail. Wind through downtown Redmond and the surrounding neighborhoods as you make your way into the community of Kirkland. Enjoy a peaceful walk through the woods on the way to lunch at Juanita Bay. Following lunch you'll enjoy a beautiful walk through downtown Kirkland along the shores of Lake Washington. Winding your way back into Redmond you'll complete the day with a beautiful forested walk back to Marymoor Park for another evening of community, camaraderie and fun.

Sunday: Approximately 15.6 miles
The final day of our journey starts with a quick bus ride back into the City of Seattle across Lake Washington. Begin the day’s journey at Husky Stadium while walking along the Burke Gilman Trail. Enjoy views of Lake Union as you continue around the north side of the lake. Walk through Gas Works Park, the historic Fremont neighborhood and over the Fremont Bridge. Enjoy panoramic views of the city as you wind around the west side of Lake Union. Following lunch enjoy a picturesque route through the northern part of downtown while enjoying incredible views of the city from the Elliot Bay Trail. We will end the day with a Finish Line Festival at the Seattle Center to celebrate an amazing 60-mile journey under the iconic Space Needle.

Please be courteous and follow instructions of safety monitors, crew and staff at all times. They are here to make sure you have a safe and enjoyable experience. Abusive behavior will not be tolerated under any circumstances.

Sweep Vans

Sweep

If you get injured, or are too exhausted to finish the day’s mileage, one of our “sweep vans” can pick you up and take you to the next pit stop, where you can get medical attention, if you need it. If you are still unable to walk, a Lunch & Camp Shuttle will take you to camp. As the day comes to a close, sweep vans will pick up any walkers who have fallen far behind and take them forward to the next stop, so that they arrive before that stop closes. This ensures that all walkers make it to camp before dark. Please note: Sweep vans do not pick up walkers at pit stops or other route stops. Sweep vans may only pick up walkers while they are out on the route.

Meals and Snacks

Meals and Snacks

At each pit stop there will be an assortment of snacks including clementines, bananas, potato chips, carrots, peanuts, pretzels and more (as supplies last). To drink, there will be water and sports drink provided (you must bring your own water bottle to fill). About halfway through each day’s mileage, you will have a nutritious lunch. Each morning and evening at camp you will enjoy a hot catered meal.

You must show your 3-Day credential in order to receive all meals and services. If you prefer a vegetarian meal, please update your profile when you go through online check-in, and then let us know when you select your meal on the event. (If you have other special dietary needs, give your coach a call in advance at 800-996-3DAY so we can discuss your options.)

Halfway Point

Halfway

This year, we have something fun planned for the new halfway celebration on Saturday. Get ready to rock with us by checking out this video of our Halfway Celebration flash mob dance.

Safety

Safety Monitor

Our first priority is always a safe event. To keep it safe, we need your cooperation. You must take responsibility for your own safety. In the spirit of kindness, please keep an eye out for the safety of others as well. Walking in a group is different than walking alone—you must be particularly aware of your movement and behavior to ensure that you are not endangering yourself or others.

Please observe the following safety policies on the event and on all of your training walks.

  • Use caution when walking near vehicles. While we clear an appropriate walking path for you, the road is not closed to traffic during the 3-Day.
  • Cooperate with 3-Day officials at all times, including staff members, volunteers, safety monitors and crew members. Safety monitors are fellow walkers who have been given the extra duty of reinforcing safe walking on the event. (You’ll recognize a safety monitor by the orange safety badge around his or her neck.)
  • Local law enforcement will also have a presence on the event—so please obey their instructions and signals. We’ve been given very special permission to be on these sites and along these roads. Treat local officials with extra respect so that we’ll be welcomed back in the future!
  • Walkers are not permitted to wear headphones or use mobile phones or texting devices while walking. It is extremely unsafe. If you need to use your phone, stop and step to the side first. And please don’t use your phone’s speaker to play music or make calls while walking.
  • Participants in the 3-Day are not to engage in any activity that is in violation of any criminal or statutory law, including traffic laws.
  • Local jurisdictions will be enforcing open-liquor laws in neighborhoods along the route and in camp. The safety of our participants is our number one priority and the consumption of alcohol at any time during the 3-Day is not recommended and could damage the 3-Day’s relationship with local law enforcement officials.
  • All walkers must stay on the official 3-Day route.
  • Unsafe behavior is cause for immediate expulsion from the 3-Day. If you are expelled, you will be responsible for your own transportation home.
  • No children under 16 (including babies in strollers) are allowed on training walks or the event route.
  • The 3-Day utilizes city and school properties for our campsites, pit stops and other official locations. As such, all participants, vendors, and staff must abide by the regulations set at these institutions including smoking, alcohol and firearm free zones.

You should be drinking about 4-5 oz. of fluid per mile while on the event. Drink a bottle of water AND a bottle of sports drink between each pit stop to maintain your sodium levels. Re-read the information on nutrition and hydration on the Training page. This will help you to know the symptoms of dehydration and hyponatremia to watch for in your body. Please note: you must bring your own water bottle on the event. We will not be providing individual bottles of water, but will provide water to refill your own. Please assist us in making our event gentler on the environment.

Stretch! Make sure you stretch five minutes every hour. It’s an easy way to stay injury-free and comfortable on the route. Visit the Training page for more information on stretching.

Safety monitors will be present on the route to help enforce safe walking practices. These are walkers—just like you!—who have volunteered to help keep everyone safe. You will be able to identify them by their distinctive orange safety monitor badges.

Weather

Weather

Whatever the weather, the 3-Day generally continues. So please be prepared for walking and camping in inclement weather. If the weather gets too severe, we always have a back-up plan for evacuating and relocating to make sure that everyone is housed safely.

We will make every effort to hold the 3-Day events at the times, dates and locations specified. However, Susan G. Komen® holds the right to cancel or change the date or location of any 3-Day event, in its sole discretion, due to circumstances that may compromise the health or safety of the participants, including without limitation, unusually severe or extreme weather, fire, natural disaster, epidemic or riot. In the event that a 3-Day event is cancelled or changed, we will take active steps to inform registered participants of such cancellation or change as soon as possible by email and/or text message, posting announcements online in the Participant Center at The3Day.org and on our social media channels. All registration fees and donations submitted to the 3-Day are non-transferable and non-refundable, even if the event is cancelled or changed. That means that once a donation is posted to a participant’s account it cannot be moved to another participant’s account for any reason, regardless of whether or not you’re able to participate in the event. Your donations will go directly to the cause, and we hope your donors will appreciate supporting Komen regardless of the cancellation or modification of the event.

Medical Emergencies

Medical Emergencies

As with any emergency, call 911 first, if possible. Then, immediately report any medical emergencies to 3-Day staff (the 3-Day event hotline phone number will be clearly marked on your credential). We have a full crew of volunteer medical professionals along the route and at camp to assist you as well as access to local emergency facilities for more serious injuries.

Medical Insurance
All registered walkers and crew members must have personal health insurance during the time the event takes place in order to participate. Although the 3-Day provides certain emergency medical services, personal health insurance may be necessary to cover costs of other medical care, including care received away from the event. For example: if emergency room care or ambulance transport is needed, insurance coverage may be necessary. Check with your insurance company for the terms of your individual policy. If you currently do not have health insurance, either purchase a temporary policy that covers you for the duration of the 3-Day or contact your coach for an insurance waiver.

Alcohol Restrictions

No Alcohol

The 3-Day and all of the cities we travel through work together to help create a safe and enjoyable experience for 3-Day participants and supporters. As the 3-Day route is on public property, it is subject to local laws. Local jurisdictions will be enforcing open-liquor laws in neighborhoods along the route. The safety of our participants is our number one priority.

Cheering Stations

Cheering Stations

Please discourage your family and friends from driving along the route, as it can create a safety hazard. Instead, encourage them to show their support at a Cheering Station. The following Cheering Stations are safe, recommended places for your supporters to cheer you on along the route.

Friday, September 13

7:00 a.m. - 7:30 a.m., Opening Ceremony
Seattle Center
North Fountain Lawn
305 Harrison St.
Seattle, WA 98109

9:55 a.m. - 11:55 a.m., Mile Marker 7.4
520 Bridge View Park
Evergreen Point Rd & SR-520
Medina, WA 98039

12:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m., Mile Marker 14.4
Ross Plaza
14327 NE 20th Street
Bellevue, WA 98007

Saturday, September 14

8:00 a.m. - 9:40 a.m.
Mile Marker 4.1
Stella Schola Middle School
13505 NE 75th Street
Redmond WA 98052

10:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m., Mile Marker 12.3
Heritage Park
125 Waverly Way
Kirkland, WA 98033

11:45 a.m. - 5:15 p.m., Mile Marker 17.2
Grasslawn Park
7031 148 Ave NE
Redmond, WA 98052

Sunday, September 15

8:40 a.m. - 10:25 a.m., mile marker 4.3
Woodland Park
1000 N 50th Street
Seattle, WA 98103

10:45 a.m. - 1:20 p.m., mile marker 12.6
Olympic Sculpture Park
2901 Western Avenue
Seattle, WA 98121

Finish Line Festival
Seattle Center
North Fountain Lawn
305 Harrison St.
Seattle, WA 98109
The Finish Line Festival will begin at 12:00 p.m. The Closing Ceremony will start when the last walker arrives, approximately 3:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Tent Assignment

Tent

If you choose to stay in camp for the two nights of the event, you will share a two-person, 6.5’ x 6.5’ tent, which we provide. You can designate who your tentmate will be during the online check-in process, if you complete check-in more than nine days prior to the event. If you do not select your tentmate, you will be automatically paired up with someone of the same gender. There can be no changes to tent assignments once you complete online check-in. 

You and your tentmate will be assigned a tent address, which will tell you the spot where you’ll pitch your tent at camp. This tent address will be printed on your credential. Your tent address also tells you which gear truck will carry your luggage. You may want to bring an identifying sign or flag to help you find your tent amidst a sea of tents! 

Crew members will be assigned tents near their crew team. Walkers and crew members can tent together, but they will be placed in the crew tent section. 

Team Tenting: You will be assigned neighboring tents with your team members if (and only if):

  • You are registered as a walker.
  • You are a member of an official 3-Day team.
  • You select a walker as your tentmate during online check-in. (If your tentmate is on a team different than yours, you will be assigned neighboring tents with the larger of the two teams.)
  • You and your tentmate both complete online check-in more than nine days prior to your event.
 

Camp Life

Camp

At the end of the day, most participants spend the night at the 3-Day camp. Trust us, you haven’t seen anything like it! Don’t be worried about “roughing it”—it’s like a home away from home, with hot showers, hot meals, entertainment, a relaxing lounge, massage chairs, medical care and other services to meet your needs. 

Spending the night in camp with your fellow 3-Day participants is part of the whole experience. However, if you can’t stay there for medical or any other reasons, you will be responsible for making your own travel arrangements. On the Travel Information webpage, we have provided you with the name of a local hotel convenient to the camp location. If you stay at another hotel or your room is not booked through the travel information webpage link, you will not receive a shuttle pass and are not guaranteed weekend parking at the hotel. 

Personal vehicles are not allowed at any 3-Day site due to space limitations. If you do stay at a hotel, you’ll need to check out of camp in the evening. We need to keep track of all our participants, for safety reasons. In the morning when you arrive at camp, we will scan your credential and check you in as you head out on to the route for the day. 

When you arrive at camp on Friday afternoon, pick up your tent and luggage from the tent address location you are assigned to. Even if you’ve never set up a tent before, you’ll find it’s easy. When in doubt, a fellow walker or crew member will be able to show you how. You’ll be bringing your own sleeping bag, and you may want to pack some additional padding and a tarp or some plastic sheeting in case of rain. Mohawk Flooring is partnering with the 3-Day to provide SmartCushion carpet padding for 3-Day walkers and crew to place under their sleeping bags at camp for added cushion and comfort! Your SmartCushion carpet padding will be distributed at camp on Friday in the sleeping tent area.

Camp features the 3-Day Lounge presented by Amgen, where you can put your feet up and relax, a Bank of America tent, medical services and a Remembrance Tent, where you can spend a quiet moment in reflection. 

Friday night, you’ll enjoy dinner and entertainment with your fellow participants. 

Then Saturday night (4:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.), you can invite your friends and family (but please, leave the pets at home). We’ll have a special ceremony to honor the reasons why we commit, starting right after the last walker arrives. Dinner in the dining tent is for participants only and seating will be limited, so ask your friends and family to bring a picnic dinner and a blanket. All visitors must depart camp by 8:00 p.m. 

Camp Recycling: On average, the 3-Day creates approximately 100 cubic yards of trash and 70 cubic yards of recyclables. We’re asking for your help in making pink the new green by making our recycling more effective. Please make sure your garbage, food waste and recyclables are placed in the proper containers. Also, if you bring along items that you plan to dispose of after the event, please take those items home to throw out - don't leave them behind for the crew members to haul away. Thanks for joining us in this effort!

Camp Hours: Camp opens at 1:00 p.m. on Friday, and all camp services (except dinner) are available from 1:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Dinner is served from 4:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. There will be activities throughout the evening, so please pay attention to the signs and announcements informing you of the schedule of activities. “Lights out” in camp is at 8:30 p.m. By then you’ll be plenty tired and you’ll want to get enough rest for the next morning! Please, no radios, cell phone chatter or excessive noise after 9:00 p.m.

On Saturday, breakfast will be served between 5:30 a.m. - 7:15 a.m. (breakfast for early crew begins at 5:00 a.m. and the Breakfast of Champions will be held at 6:00 a.m.). All camp services will be open from 6:00 a.m. - 7:15 a.m. Morning Camp closes and all walkers must be on the route by 7:15 a.m. Afternoon camp opens at 12:00 p.m.

On Sunday, breakfast will be served between 5:00 a.m. - 7:15 a.m. (breakfast for early crew begins at 4:30 a.m.). All camp services will be open from 6:00 a.m. - 7:15 a.m. Morning Camp closes and all walkers must be on a bus to the route by 7:30 a.m.

There are no personal vehicles allowed at camp. Friends and family visiting for Saturday night’s camp party will be able to park at Marymoor Park. All visitors must depart camp by 8:30 p.m.

Leaving Camp: When you arrive at camp each afternoon, the Check-In team will scan the bar code on your credential to indicate that you have checked in to camp. If you plan to leave camp for the evening, please check out at the pink Information Tent near the entrance to camp. When you return to camp in the morning, we will scan you back in as you step onto the route for the day. If you plan to leave the event permanently, please check out with the Support Services team at the Command Center.

Main Street: Kick back and relax in the 3-Day Lounge brought to you by Amgen. Enjoy snacks while socializing with your new friends, relax in a comfy chair, and win some great prizes. At the Pick-Up Point, you can check to see if you’ve received mail from a loved one at home and pick up a Sweet Treat if you see the icon on your credential. The Pick-Up Point is also where you pick up any legacy pins or your lifetime fundraising vest (if you’ve raised $50,000+ and haven’t already received it), or your thank you gift if you’re an official training walk leader.

If you meet any of the following criteria, please stop by the Pick-Up Point to pick up the legacy pins you have earned:

  • Walker
  • Crew
  • Youth Corps
  • 20-Mile Walker
  • Breast Cancer Survivor
  • Commitment Club
  • New Walker
  • Team Captain
  • Training Walk Leader
  • Raised $3,000+ in 2019
  • Raised $5,000+ in 2019
  • Raised $10,000+ in 2019
  • Raised $15,000+ in 2019
  • Raised $20,000+ in 2019
  • Raised $25,000+ Lifetime
  • Raised $50,000+ Lifetime
  • Raised $100,000+ Lifetime
  • Raised $150,000+ Lifetime
  • Raised $200,000+ Lifetime
  • Raised $250,000+ Lifetime
  • Raised $1 Million Lifetime
  • Raised $2 Million Lifetime
  • Raised $3 Million Lifetime
  • Crew Member Raised $500+
  • Participated in the 3-Day for 5 years or more
  • Participated in the 3-Day for 10 years or more
  • Participated in the 3-Day for 15 years or more
  • Crew Power Team
  • Step Squad
  • Avon 39 Walker

massage chairs

A Message from Bank of America
Bank of America is proud to join you at the 3-Day as Presenting Sponsor and Official Fundraising Partner. All 3-Day participants will be invited to the Bank of America® Breakfast of Champions on Saturday morning to celebrate your accomplishments. During the breakfast we will recognize Top Individual, Team and Crew Fundraisers. This year we will add recognition categories for the Top New Fundraiser and Top Small but Mighty Team.

The Bank of America staff looks forward to cheering you on this weekend and always take joy in seeing your faces as we present you with your Bank of America finisher medal! Because of you, we are all one step closer to a world without breast cancer. See you at the 3-Day!

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Merchandise

Visit ShopKomen.com online to gear up for your 3-Day! 100% of all proceeds benefit Komen. And don’t forget to swing by the 3-Day merchandise store on Main Street to find additional 3-Day items available ONLY at the event, including a commemorative city t-shirt, city pin, and additional functional and fun 3-Day items such as postcards (bring your stamps!) that you can send to friends, family, and donors while you are on-site!

Sales will be with credit cards only—no cash. Only Affiliates of Susan G. Komen® and national sponsors with written agreements in place will be permitted to sell merchandise on the 3-Day event. No other individuals or organizations may sell merchandise at the 3-Day hotel sites, campsites, ceremony sites, pit stops or any other location for which the 3-Day has obtained a permit.

Kindness
Kindness Rocks 
One of the great things about the 3-Day is the spirit of kindness that we create for three days while on the event. It's like living in a bubble — the world the way we wish it would be. It's a world where every walker, from the first to the last, gets a cheer as she or he enters camp. Where a stranger may help you carry your bag. Where a long line to wait in becomes another opportunity to make a great new friend. One of the most popular phrases around the 3-Day is “No whining!” So carry on that legacy of kindness. Be kind, smile, and lend a hand when you see someone who needs it.

Day Three: Sunday

Victory Walk

As the sun comes up on the third day, you will re-pack your bag, load it on the gear truck and begin the final day. The crew will transport your gear to the Finish Line Festival for you while you’re walking.

Your gear bag can be picked up at the Finish Line Festival. If you would like a loved one to pick up your gear bag for you, please print out your event check-in confirmation page and give it to them before the event. (A link to your confirmation page can be found on your Participant Center home page if you have completed online check-in.) They must present a copy of this in order to claim your bag.

The Finish Line Festival will open to participants and spectators at 12:00 p.m., when we will begin to welcome home the walkers and crew from their 3-Day weekend. Unlike past years, the Closing Ceremony will begin immediately after the last walker arrives at the Finish Line Festival. This could be as early as 3:30 p.m. or as late as 4:30 p.m. Spectators should arrive by 3:00 p.m.

We encourage spectators, friends and family to bring your pop-ups, shade tents, chairs and coolers to cheer the walkers in off the route. We will have a designated area for pop-ups that is very close to the walk-in arch for the festival. In order to allow everyone to see the ceremony, please do not set up pop-up tents near the stage or viewing area.

The Finish Line Festival will include:

  • Food and beverages for purchase (bring your wallet)
  • Awesome DJ with fun music through the afternoon
  • A live band from 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
  • Cheering and celebration as our walkers and crew arrive
  • An inspiring Closing Ceremony to mark the end of our 60-mile journey

Seattle Center - North Fountain Lawn
305 Harrison Street
Seattle, WA 98109

Parking: There are multiple parking lots in and around surrounding Memorial Stadium and the Seattle Center. Click on the below link to access the Seattle Center parking page: http://www.seattlecenter.com/transportation/parking/
Public Transportation: Check http://metro.kingcounty.gov/ for exact public transportation schedules.

Important Susan G. Komen 3-Day Policies

PLEASE NOTE: IN CONSIDERATION FOR BEING PERMITTED TO PARTICIPATE IN THE SUSAN G. KOMEN 3-DAY, YOU HAVE AGREED TO BE SUBJECT TO, AND ABIDE BY, THE KOMEN 3-DAY POLICIES, PROCEDURES AND INSTRUCTIONS. THE LIST OF POLICIES SET FORTH HERE IS A SUMMARY AND NOT AN EXHAUSTIVE LIST OR EXPLANATION OF THE POLICIES APPLICABLE TO YOUR PARTICIPATION IN THE 3-DAY. FURTHER, THE POLICIES OF THE 3-DAY MAY CHANGE FROM TIME TO TIME AND, AS SUCH, THE POLICIES INCLUDED IN THE LIST TO THE RIGHT ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT ANY 3-DAY POLICY, PLEASE VISIT THE3DAY.ORG OR CALL YOUR COACH AT 800-996-3DAY.

  1. All registration fees and donations are nonrefundable and nontransferable.
  2. You are solely responsible and liable for all aspects of the fundraising activities associated with your participation in the Event, including the safe and lawful conduct of any fundraising activities and ensuring that such activities are conducted in a professional manner and providing your potential donors with the confidence that their money will be put to good use in the fight against breast cancer.
  3. Komen is not responsible for any fundraising activities related to your participation in the 3-Day, the content of your fundraising materials (including the content of your 3-Day fundraising page) or monitoring the use of the fundraising logos but Komen reserves the right to require participants to immediately terminate any fundraising activity, the use of any fundraising materials or the use of any logo that Komen, in its sole discretion, determines to be unauthorized, undesirable, objectionable and/ or inappropriate. Your participation in the 3-Day is subject to your compliance with all of the 3-Day fundraising policies.
  4. All donations solicited for the 3-Day must be collected through an official donation channel, either online at The3Day.org, via Facebook Fundraiser, over the phone at 800-996-3DAY or mailed with an official 3-Day donation form. Do not direct donations to any other collection site (such as PayPal or your personal bank account). This ensures that all donations can be credited appropriately to your 3-Day fundraising account to benefit Komen and that donors receive receipts for tax purposes.
  5. Participants may not collect donations while on the 3-Day event, either on the route, at pit stops or at camp.
  6. You may not directly or indirectly represent yourself as an official representative of Komen or the 3-Day.
  7. You may not directly or indirectly represent that your fundraising activity is organized by Komen or the 3-Day (it must be clear that it is being organized by you and/or your team in connection with your participation in the 3-Day, which benefits Susan G. Komen.)
  8. The fundraising logos we provide are for the appropriate personal use of 3-Day participants, only. They may not be used on any merchandise meant for sale. You may not use any other registered or trademarked logos, names, phrases or marks of the 3-Day or Komen (including, without limitation, the 3-Day name, the 3-Day logo, the Susan G. Komen® name, the Komen logo, the Komen Running Ribbon and Race for the Cure®) on any promotional materials you make or for any other purpose.
  9. Photographs and video of any 3-Day event may be reproduced for personal use only. Any media intended for sale (e.g., books, DVDs, photo albums, etc.), or any other commercial purpose, that includes images of or content from the 3-Day must be approved by Komen prior to sale or distribution.
  10. You must fill out a confidential medical form and sign a waiver and release of liability and image and materials publication consent and permission before participating.
  11. You must also provide proof of medical insurance on the medical form in order to participate. If you have a significant medical history, we strongly suggest that you discuss your participation in the 3-Day with your primary health care provider and get his or her approval for you to participate.
  12. Your participation in the 3-Day is subject to the sole discretion of the 3-Day Medical Director and may be limited at any time before or during the event for medical or other safety-related reasons.
  13. You must wear the official 3-Day credential for the current year with your unique participant identification number at all times for the duration of the event.
  14. If you leave the route at any time during the day, you must contact a 3-Day staff member or call the 800 number on your 3-Day credential. If you leave camp at any time, you must check out of camp when you leave and check back in when you return. Additionally, if you do not participate on a given day, you must notify a staff member or call the 800 number on your 3-Day credential. This system helps account for all participants.
  15. No vehicles without an official 3-Day permit will be allowed at route stops (pit stops / grab & gos) or at campsites. Only event staff and other officials will be issued 3-Day permits. No permits will be issued to walkers or crew members for personal vehicles.
  16. You should also strongly discourage your friends and family from driving along the 3-Day route, as it could create a safety hazard. Safe cheering stations will be established for spectators.
  17. Smoking is not allowed around groups of people at any time during the event, including at camp, ceremony sites, pit stops or any other location at which any part of the event takes place. For your safety and the safety of others, smoking inside or near any tent is strictly prohibited.
  18. Camp Courtesy:
    • Please treat the hotel, roads and pit stops we use with respect.
    • Do not litter at the hotel, at pit stops or on the road. We aim to leave every space better than we found it.
    • No noise (including radios or cell phones) is allowed on the route before 9:00 a.m.
    • Be respectful of all 3-Day staff, hotel staff, fellow participants, volunteers, crew members, spectators, vendors that provide various services and the neighborhood where the campsite is located.
    • There will be other guests at the hotel outside of the 3-Day staff and participants. Please be courteous and respectful of them as well.
  19. Only minors who will be 16 years of age by the end of 2019 are permitted to participate as a walker in the 3-Day event and any official training walks. Children under 15 (including infants carried or in strollers) are not allowed on the event or official training walks. Minors 15, 16 and 17 years of age must provide a minor consent form signed by a parent or guardian and be accompanied by a parent or guardian for the duration of the 3-Day event and any official training walks. Crew members must be 18 years of age at the time of the event in order to participate as a crew member in the 3-Day. The 3-Day Youth Corps is a specialized team that allows young people from the ages of 10 to 16 to participate as crew members on the event.
  20. Pets are not allowed on official training walks or at the event itself.
  21. Only ShopKomen.com® and national sponsors with written agreements in place will be permitted to sell merchandise at the 3-Day event. No other organizations or individuals may sell merchandise at the 3-Day campsites, ceremony sites, pit stops or any location at which any part of the event takes place or for which the 3-Day has obtained a permit.
  22. Participants in the 3-Day are never to be under the influence of alcohol or drugs while on the event, nor be in possession of such. Neither alcohol nor drugs are permitted at any time (except for prescription medications approved by a doctor or pharmacist) in camp, at ceremony sites, pit stops or any other location at which any part of the event takes place or for which the 3-Day has obtained a permit.
  23. Participants in the 3-Day should never engage in inappropriate behavior, including fighting, use of abusive language or harassment of others.
  24. Participants who wish to leave the 3-Day, or who are expelled, are responsible for their own transportation home as well as any costs involved.
  25. The 3-Day reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to refuse registration and/or participation to anyone at any time before or during the event.