The Last 10 2026: street closures, times and getting around on Oct. 24
The city permit for The Last 10 lists full street closures on First Avenue, the Willis Avenue Bridge, parts of Fifth Avenue and Lenox Avenue, and West Drive from 6:30 to 8:30 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 24.
The Last 10 has a city permit for Saturday, Oct. 24, 2026, with full street closures from 6:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. The permit lists closed street segments including First Avenue from East 59th to East 125th streets, the Willis Avenue Bridge, parts of Fifth Avenue and Lenox Avenue, West Drive and West 67th Street. The most important thing to know is that this is the city’s plan on file, and the NYPD can change closures on the day.
The Last 10 street closures on Oct. 24
The permit record from the NYC Permitted Event Information data lists every closed segment below. The permit type is “Athletic Race / Tour” and the closure type is “Full Street Closure.” Grouped in the order listed in the permit, the closed streets are:
- East 59th and East 60th streets: 407 East 59th Street and East 60th Street between First Avenue and York Avenue.
- First Avenue: from East 59th Street to East 125th Street.
- Willis Avenue Bridge, East 135th Street, Alexander Avenue and 138th Street: the Willis Avenue Bridge between 125th and 135th streets, East 135th Street between Willis Avenue and Alexander Avenue, Alexander Avenue between East 135th and East 138th streets, and 138th Street between Alexander Avenue and the Madison Avenue Bridge/Fifth Avenue.
- Fifth Avenue, Mount Morris Park West and Lenox Avenue: Fifth Avenue from East 138th Street to East 124th Street, East 124th Street between Fifth Avenue and Mount Morris Park West, Mount Morris Park West between West 124th and West 120th streets, West 120th Street between Mount Morris Park West and Fifth Avenue, Fifth Avenue from East 120th to East 116th streets, West 116th Street between Fifth Avenue and Lenox Avenue, and Lenox Avenue from West 116th to West 110th streets.
- West Drive and West 67th Street: West Drive between a point the permit lists as “1110 ST” and West 74th Street, 67th Street between West Drive and Central Park West, and West 67th Street between Central Park West and Columbus Avenue.
The permit record has a single borough field, which reads Manhattan. The police precincts named on the record are the 17th, 19th, 20th, 22nd, 23rd, 25th, 28th, 32nd and 40th.
Closure times: 6:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m.
The permitted window runs from 6:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. on Saturday, Oct. 24. The permit gives one window for all the listed streets. It does not list separate times for each street.
The permit is the plan on file with the city. The NYPD manages closures on the day and can change them.
First Avenue and Fifth Avenue
First Avenue is listed as fully closed from East 59th Street to East 125th Street during the permitted window. The permit does not say anything about crossing points.
Fifth Avenue is listed in two parts: East 138th to East 124th streets, and East 120th to East 116th streets. East 124th Street, Mount Morris Park West, West 120th Street and West 116th Street are also listed, along with Lenox Avenue from West 116th to West 110th streets.
Willis Avenue Bridge and 138th Street
The Willis Avenue Bridge is listed as closed between 125th and 135th streets during the permitted window. The permit also lists closures on East 135th Street, Alexander Avenue and 138th Street up to the Madison Avenue Bridge/Fifth Avenue.
The permit does not say whether the Madison Avenue Bridge itself is closed. It lists only 138th Street up to the bridge and Fifth Avenue from East 138th Street south. Check traffic conditions before crossing that morning.
West Drive and West 67th Street
West Drive is listed as closed between a point the permit gives as “1110 ST” and West 74th Street. The permit also lists 67th Street between West Drive and Central Park West, and West 67th Street between Central Park West and Columbus Avenue.
Getting there by subway and bus
No subway or bus service changes for The Last 10 have been published in the data checked for this guide. The permit covers streets only and contains no transit information.
Check the live NYC subway status on the morning before you leave. For fares, tap-and-ride and general tips on getting around the city, see the How2NewYork transport guide.
What has not been published yet
No organizer page has been checked for this guide. Only the city permit record is used here. The following details are not part of the permit and have not been confirmed:
- Where spectators can stand or where any viewing areas will be.
- Event start times, as opposed to the permitted closure window.
- Subway or bus service changes and detour routes.
- Parking restrictions or tow zones on the listed streets.
- Entry rules, prices or registration details.
This guide will be updated if more information is published before Oct. 24.
What to know before you go
The permitted window begins at 6:30 a.m. Leave extra time for any trip that touches First Avenue, the Willis Avenue Bridge, the listed Fifth Avenue and Lenox Avenue segments, West Drive or West 67th Street.
The permitted window ends at 8:30 a.m., and the NYPD can change closures on the day. For an early-morning forecast, check NYC weather the night before.
Sources
Checked on October 10, 2026. This guide is updated as the organizers, the city and the MTA publish new details.
Quick answers
When are streets closed for The Last 10 in 2026?
The city permit lists full street closures on Saturday, Oct. 24, 2026, from 6:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. The NYPD can change closures on the day.
Which streets are closed for The Last 10?
The permit lists First Avenue from East 59th to East 125th streets, the Willis Avenue Bridge, East 135th Street, Alexander Avenue, 138th Street, parts of Fifth Avenue, East 124th Street, Mount Morris Park West, West 120th Street, West 116th Street, Lenox Avenue from West 116th to West 110th streets, West Drive to West 74th Street, and West 67th Street to Columbus Avenue.
Is the Willis Avenue Bridge closed for The Last 10?
Yes. The permit lists a full closure of the Willis Avenue Bridge between 125th and 135th streets from 6:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. on Oct. 24.
Are there subway or bus changes for The Last 10?
No transit service changes have been published in the data checked for this guide. The permit covers streets only. Check live subway status on the morning of the event.
