Answers before
race day.
Tickets, course, kids, registration and race day — all in one place.
When is ALFA RUN 2027?
The event takes place on 12 June 2027.
Where does ALFA RUN take place?
Pamaraziai, Marijampolis eldership, Vilnius district, LT-13244. Coordinates: 54°30’25.2″N 25°20’07.0″E.
How long does the race take?
It depends on the course and pace. A typical finish time is around 1.5–2.5 hours.
Can spectators come?
Yes. Spectators can enter the public event zones free of charge and follow the start/finish area and the final obstacle section.
What is included in the ticket?
Your selected course, participant package and access to the event infrastructure such as parking, showers, changing areas, WC, storage and first aid. The exact 2027 package is shown with the current ticket offer.
Can I change the participant or course?
Yes, subject to the current event regulations. Changes close shortly before race day and may include an administration fee, so check the current regulations before making a change.
Can I buy a ticket from another person?
Yes, but the participant details must be changed to the person who will actually start. The current change rules are set out in the regulations.
Can participant data be changed more than once?
Yes, unless the current regulations state otherwise. Always use the latest participant information before race day.
Are there group offers?
For teams and companies, contact info@alfarun.lt. Group conditions are arranged separately and can include a team invoice and additional event options.
Can I buy a gift voucher?
Yes. Buy the appropriate ticket and contact info@alfarun.lt if you need a gift-style digital voucher.
Do I need to be very fit?
No. ALFA RUN is designed to challenge different levels, but basic preparation reduces injury risk. Choose the 5 km course if you want a more accessible first experience.
Do I have to complete every obstacle?
Open-course participants follow the event rules for missed obstacles. OCR Elite follows competition rules and has stricter obstacle requirements.
What is the difference between ALFA HERO and OCR Elite?
Both use the 10 km course. OCR Elite is timed and follows competition rules; ALFA HERO is built around completing the challenge without racing the clock.
Do I need to know how to swim?
The course may include water obstacles. If you cannot swim, use the bypass option specified by the organisers and obstacle rules.
What should I wear?
Wear clothes that allow free movement and shoes that stay secure in mud and water. Gloves can help on ropes and grip obstacles. Bring dry clothes for after the finish.
How do I keep my shoes on in mud?
Tie them securely and, if needed, reinforce the laces/upper with strong sports tape so the shoe stays on during deep mud sections.
What is ALFA RUN MINI?
It is a free 1 km try-out for children aged 5–13 when the parent-ticket conditions are met. It is not a race: the goal is to experience obstacles and have fun.
When can children try the course?
The MINI area operates between 10:00 and 14:00. Follow the time printed in the current ticket information and on-site instructions.
Do children need parental consent?
Participants aged 14–17 on the main course need the consent required by the event regulations. Children aged 13 and under must be accompanied to the kids area by a parent, guardian or responsible adult.
How early should I arrive?
Plan to arrive at least 60 minutes before your start so there is enough time for parking, registration and preparation.
What do I need at registration?
Bring your ticket and a valid identity document. Participants aged 14–17 also need the consent required by the regulations.
Is there parking and somewhere to change?
Yes. The event infrastructure includes parking, changing areas, showers, toilets, participant storage and first aid. Follow volunteer instructions on arrival.
Still have a question?
Write to info@alfarun.lt or call +370 658 53003.