Register in advance, click here.
They may do things BIG in Texas, but let’s show the world that we do things that are AWESOME in London! On September 26th, help the MakerBus team (Canada’s first mobile makerspace) to break the World Record for the Longest Human Circuit, a record currently held in The Woodlands, Texas.
The current World Record is set at 1,113 people. Our goal is to bring together 2000 Londoners to create a human chain that will allow a small current to set off a buzzer. Every single person who helps us break this World Record will be entered into the Guinness Book of World Records and will be eligible to receive a World Record certificate.
Registration starts at 10 am. Look for the big blue MakerBus at Dundas/Ridout and volunteers will direct you to registration.
Save time waiting in line and register in advance here. Tell a friend (or 2000) about our event using this Facebook event.
All people who join our record will be eligible to receive a World Record certificate from the Guinness Book of World Records!
Once you've helped London break a World Record, why not go out a celebrate at Doors Open/Culture Days - London's Largest celebration of arts, heritage, and culture.
We're excited to be an official Doors Open/Culture Days event and encourage everyone to get out and explore this culture-filled city! Learn more on londonculture.ca
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q. If I take part, will I be a World Record holder?
A. Yes! Everyone who registers and takes part in the World's Longest Human Circuit will be an official part of the Guinness World Record.
Q. Will it hurt?
A. No, the amount of electricity involved is tiny and will not hurt in the slightest.
Q. Is it dangerous?
A. Taking part in the World's Longest Human Circuit is completely safe - even for young people, the elderly, and people with pace makers.
Q. Do I have to register?
A. Everyone who wishes to participate in the World's Longest Human Circuit has to register their basic information because this information needs to be sent to the Guinness Book of World Records to help verify that a record was broken.
Q. What will happen when the circuit is completed?
A. Two things - first, a buzzer will go off; the rest is a surprise.
Huge thanks to our amazing sponsors and supporters for making this event happen:
