runDisney Reveals Medal Designs for 2026 Wine & Dine Half Marathon Weekend

Are you ready to lace up and eat up this fall?

The 2026 runDisney Wine & Dine Half Marathon is just a few months away, and racers have gotten their first teaser for this year’s medals. 

Update (8/25/26):

As promised, the official designs of the 2026 Wine & Dine half marathon were revealed today.

  • The 5K medal features The Aristocats

  • The 10K medal gives us the Three Caballeros

  • The half-marathon is set to Mary Poppins, with the penguin waiters on one side and a flying Mary on the other.

  • The two-course challenge medal has Grumpy on it, and it flips open to reveal a silhouette of Snow White.

Previously:

  • Get ready to lace up this autumn at Walt Disney World for their annual runDisney Wine & Dine Half Marathon Weekend.
  • From October 23-25, participants will get to run through the iconic resort celebrating Disney and the joy of EPCOT’s International Food & Wine Festival.
  • The event weekend features 3 different races and a the all-races Dopey running challenge, each themed to different Disney characters as they celebrate the joy of food.
  • While themes for the event were revealed all the way back in January, runDisney is getting ready to make a special finish line reveal ahead of the race weekend. 
  • As is tradition, each finisher will receive a celebratory medal inspired by the theme of the race, and runDisney has shared the first teaser for this year’s designs. 

  • With each metal completely covered by fun sparkly backgrounds, fans can speculate the designs based only on their shape. 
  • The designs are set to be revealed tomorrow!
  • Unfortunately, for those who haven’t yet bought their running passes, the 2026 runDisney Wine & Dine Half Marathon weekend is officially sold out, unless you just wanna go to the after weekend party!
  • For those looking to head to the Most Magical Place on Earth, Laughing Place recommends Mouse Fan Travel. 

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