Frequently Asked Questions
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Is the March for the Dream free?
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Absolutely!
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Where can I join the route?
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Oak Park Community Center, Sacramento City College and Grant High School.
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If I'm unable to walk the march or get tired during the march can I still participate in the march?
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Yes, Regional Transit provides a curtsey bus for those who have trouble walking any part of the march!
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Where can I get a bus pass?
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Prior to the march you can get bus passes more than 40 Sacramento community centers. After the march you can get the passes inside the Sacramento Convention Center.
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What time do the free buses shuttles start returning marchers back to their cars?
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One hour after the marchers arrive at the convention center Regional Transit will begin shuttling marchers back to all three beginning locations.
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What time do the free buses shuttles stop returning marchers back to their cars?
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Bus shuttles will run from 1p.m. to 3p.m., roughly two hours after shuttling begins taking the marchers back.
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Can I take my dog on the march?
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Regretfully, for safety reasons, dogs and other pets are not allowed in the march, except on a case-by-case basis.
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Can I roller blade in the march?
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Regretfully, No!
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How can I help MLK365 keep the dream of Martin Luther King Jr. alive?
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Make the march your opportunity get your friends and family to make a donation to MLK365. Get involved with MLK365!
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How can I get involved with MLK365?
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Glad you asked! Register to get more information about MLK365.
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