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*Access to the Monster Jam Pit Party requires purchasing a separate Pit Party Pass and is only offered in select markets. Activities vary by location.
*The Early Access Pit Party Pass is a separate ticketed experience from the standard Pit Party Pass. Quantities are limited.
Enjoy big-time family fun at Monster Jam®, where the world’s best drivers and their 12,000-pound monster trucks tear up the dirt in wide-open competitions of speed and skill. You’ll be on the edge of your seat as you witness all-out racing, massive stunts, big air and backflips. Monster Jam is the only place to see the legendary Grave Digger®, Megalodon®, El Toro Loco® and more. It’s the most heart-pounding monster truck event and an experience you won’t forget. Nothing else compares. Monster Jam. As Big As It Gets!™
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The fun heads across the U.S. in September. It features Monster Jam’s popular Freestyle, Skills and Racing competitions and the special Monster Jam Superstar Challenge and Monster Jam World Finals, where the world’s top drivers compete for bragging rights and four World Championships.
Individual tickets for Monster Jam are available exclusively through Ticketmaster and the venue box office. Group tickets are available in select markets (please check local venues for availability).
Be sure to add Monster Jam to your favorites on Ticketmaster.com or the Ticketmaster app to get important alerts about tickets. (Download the Ticketmaster app for iPhone or Android.)
Below is the latest schedule of confirmed 2024 dates:
Most Monster Jam events average about two hours and include a 15-20 minute halftime. Each event, excluding the Monster Jam World Finals, includes Racing, Skills and Freestyle competitions.
The Monster Jam Pit Party* experience includes the following family-friendly activities:
*Access to the Monster Jam Pit Party requires purchasing a separate Pit Party Pass and is only offered in select markets. Activities vary by location.
The Early Access Pit Party Pass* provides access one hour before standard Pit Party admission, allowing you to beat the crowds and stay through the entirety of the Pit Party.
*The Early Access Pit Party Pass is a separate ticketed experience from the standard Pit Party Pass. Quantities are limited.
Held between the Pit Party and approximately one hour before the event start time, Monster Jam Trackside* features:
*Trackside is open to standard ticket holders and does not require a separate Pit Party Pass.
Monster Jam is a fun event for people of all ages. At most venues, children two and under can attend for free as long as they sit on a parent or guardian’s lap. However, some venues may require all guests to be ticketed regardless of age. Children aged two and up require tickets for all events, including Early Access, Pit Party, VIP Experiences and post-event experiences.
Please contact your local venue to confirm their specific policy.
Ear protection is recommended for children and adults. Monster Jam concessions sell Monster Jam-branded novelty ear protection and disposable ear plugs while supplies last. You are allowed to bring your own ear protection.
Additionally, it’s important to note that some Monster Jam events can use pyrotechnics before, during and at the conclusion of the event.
The Monster Jam Post-Show Meet and Greet* offers an exclusive opportunity to meet with the drivers shortly after the event. You can take photos, get autographs, mingle in a private space and ask your biggest Monster Jam questions. You’ll also receive an official Monster Jam souvenir 3′ x 5′ checkered flag perfect for autographs.
*The Post-Show Meet and Greet Pass is a separate experience that can be purchased while buying your Monster Jam tickets or, if you already have Monster Jam tickets, you can purchase a meet-and-greet pass separately online. Space is limited and subject to availability.
This was the second year in a row that I attended this event and compared to last year this year's event was boring and lackluster. Many of the "feats"that were demonstrated last year simply did not exist this past weekend. No wonder the crowd was much lighter than last year as well. They seemed to think that adding scoring my QR code and phone would make up for the entertainment.
Monster Jam puts on a GREAT event. They keep the crowd entertained and there's not a lot of down time which is crucial for kids. My only gripe is the ridiculously overpriced branded concessions. Two snow cones plus a bag of popcorn was 65 dollars. The stadium concessions were much cheaper (which is unusual).
Normally I would give it 5 stars but this year Monster Jam was on April 20th. That is too early in Massachusetts for this event. Weather stinks and it was cold. Since this is an outdoor event I hope next year it moves to back to late May or Early June.
Rain ruined the track and performance. It’s rain or shine but don’t bother going if it’s rain.
I had been to one years ago in Richmond VA and it was much better than the one here in Hampton VA. The venue was too small which limited what drivers and trucks could do. It was obvious that some drivers were either inexperienced and tried to give their all to make it exciting. Gold digger, soldier and zombie. Others not so much. It was very boring, way too long and cost too much for what you pay first here. We did pit pass, which was nice to interact with drivers. Most were pretty friendly. Motorcycles were fun but limited to a small section and stunts VERY limited but they tried.
we enjoyed , my son is a big fan ! he was so excited !
Drivers worked hard to put on a good show - even in a small arena - well worth the $
Very small for the amount paid! Monster jam always puts on a great show but one dirt hill… really? Kids enjoyed the dirt bikes but will not be back to spectrum center to watch again. Will pay same amount for bigger arena.
I don't go to many events because I'm not crazy about crowds. But Monster Jam was worth it. My nephews and I had so much fun. We all agreed that we would definitely love to go again.
No tricks, the 2 biggest name trucks had issues and didn't run or even compete, it was more like watching kids in the cookout parking lot on Friday night than a professional event. I may attend another event because my girlfriend enjoys monster trucks but thats the only reason ill ever go back. And indoor monster truck events are really disappointing, nothing like what i was expecting.
Did the pit party before the show got there on time and went in right at 12:30 when it opened. Spent the first hour and 45 minutes in line for monster truck ride. Line was closed down at about 1:30pm. Staff should of stopped parents from bringing kids to "are you tall enough to ride"thing instead telling them after they checked their child's height that the line was closed. After ride was only able to meet 1 driver as they closed driver lines by 2:30P. Walking around at 2:45p a good chunk of the drivers were gone, pit pass went till 330p, mai. Event didn't start till 5pm. It downpoured as it was predicted to about 30 minutes before the show started. There was nothing done to improve the hard pack for the drivers. So the weather ended up impacting the show, as the trucks slid more than they would of if the hard pack was dry instead of wet slippery grease or oil. The show was good and fun, but there is definitely room for improving the overall quality of the experience especially for the children.
My kid had a blast and he enjoyed every second of it . Of course his favorite is grave digger but I think solider fortune , which is a female did awesome and represented for women! This is our fourth year going but I would say this year was the best. More trucks and different selection. My son was finally able to see Zombie in action !
I thought it was good always enjoy watching the trucks
It seems that Monster Jam arena's are scripted. I could be wrong but there has got to be more to the story. I understand there is more than one show and they can't go 100% all the time. It looks like the drivers are giving 50%. The freestyle was very underwhelming. The 2nd driver did a back flip which was really cool. Every other driver just jumped the ramps. This might seem like I don't understand or am expecting to much from a small arena. However, two years ago, the show was exactly the same. The 2nd driver came out for freestyle and did a backflip and no one else attempted it. My seven year old said it was boring. I agreed.
We’ll be back each year. This was a great event. No issues with purchasing or transferring tickets.
We were very happy with the show experience, and loved every bit of it. My complaint was that others were over doing it with the drinking which resulted in a man vomiting next to our seats, and another person who vomited infront of us while waiting for pizzas. As a disabled person it was also hard to move through the crowds of people coming and going so be aware of that and pack your patience.
If you have a 4 year old that loves trucks, then Monster Jam is the thing to do. We were at Gillette stadium which is an open air stadium. We all wore headphones as the noise is intense with those 1200 hp engines. We had a great time and you can watch the event on YouTube.
Monster Jam is always a favorite event. We have people sitting in our seats and had to find seats that were further back. We took some great pictures and made great memories.
The track being on top of concrete made the dirt too slippery and none of the trucks could get the grip to do stunts.
Nothing against the performers for the event, they were great with what they were given but this definitely shouldn’t be held here at the Hampton Coliseum. I’ve never been to the Hampton coliseum and for an event like this I’ll probably won’t go again. Overall, enjoyable but kinda lackluster being the fact the arena was small which limited the performers alot.
