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The Monster Energy SMX World Championship showcases the world’s elite off-road motorcycle racers as they clash in high-flying stadium battles packed with speed, skill, and intensity. Watch stars like Jett Lawrence, Cooper Webb, and Haiden Deegan race across tight corners and fast straightaways as they compete for the coveted championship title. Feel the adrenaline of the Monster Energy AMA Supercross season live—it’s all about the nonstop action, electric crowds, and an atmosphere you have to experience to believe.
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The 2026 Monster Energy AMA Supercross season begins on January 10 in Anaheim, California and concludes in Salt Lake City, Utah on May 9.
Standard individual tickets will be available through Ticketmaster and each venue’s box office. Group tickets are available in select markets. Please check local venues for availability.
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Monster Energy AMA Supercross events usually begin in the late afternoon or early evening after practice laps, qualifying and rider introductions. Each event is similar in length to other professional sporting events.
You can extend the excitement by attending your city’s FanFest(Opens in new tab).
The Monster Energy AMA Supercross FanFest is a pre-race event that provides access to the world’s elite riders as they prepare, practice and qualify for that day’s races! Fans can meet their favorite riders, see bikes up close, and watch exclusive entertainment before each Monster Energy AMA Supercross race.
*FanFest tickets must be accompanied by a main event ticket for entry. Ages 2 and up require a ticket. Activities and health and safety protocols are based on event, venue and local authorities’ guidelines, and are subject to change at any time. Competitors and activities subject to change.
Fans can meet the riders at (Opens in new tab)FanFest and through special VIP Experiences(Opens in new tab).
The 2026 Monster Energy AMA Supercross season offers over 10 VIP Experiences. Perks include, but are not limited to:
*Additional VIP Experiences are periodically added. Please check back at this page for updates.
Monster Energy AMA Supercross is a fun event for people of all ages. In most venues, children under two are admitted free provided they sit on a parent or guardian's lap. Children ages two and up will require tickets for all events, including FanFest and VIP Experiences. Public event laws vary nationwide and from county to county, and some venues may require all patrons, regardless of age, to have a ticket.
*Please check with your local venue to confirm their specific policy.
Monster Energy AMA Supercross concession stands will sell Supercross-branded novelty ear protection and disposable ear plugs (while supplies last). You are also allowed to bring your own ear protection from home.
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Guests are welcome to use non-professional or disposable cameras for personal use at Monster Energy AMA Supercross. However, in order to maintain an enjoyable experience for all guests, these items are not permitted:
Supercross in St. Louis was awesome! Since they came to St Louis Last time, the race format has changed and the event is much more fast paced and streamlined. The futures class was certainly the most entertaining, there were a bunch of wrecks and the competition was evidently there.
It was a great race, and we were thoroughly entertained. We had great seating, eased in and out of venue at a reasonable amount of time. Looking forward to attending next year. The only problem I had was filling out this review with a minimum of 60 characters. Should not be a minimum on what I have to say.
Very fun event, no rain helped make this happen for sure.
Overall racing was incredible, but it seemed rushed. Pits where way overcrowded and the organization was rough.
To say Supercross is different in real life is a gross understatement! We spent roughly 10 hours at the stadium and it went by so quickly. We saw the living versions of the Supercross riders from TV and it was magical. Witnessing the Privateers, A list, B etc was incredible. Highly recommend this event at least once in your lifetime! Top notch riders and so many happy faces from all ages in the crowd! Seattle is a great venue! Well done
A very memorable event 😊. Had a great time in Seattle watching the race!
Seats were awesome. Event was great, definitely will be back. Only negative was it was impossible to find our club seats. Would have been great to have had the Gate # for entry on the ticket.
What a fantastic race! Cannot wait until next year!!!
Great seats and easy way to order tickets and get sent directly to you
Just wondering why one of the video boards was covered up and why were two not used for video like the other side? Also, no replays of crashes happened. Otherwise, great time as always.
I am very annoyed that I paid extra money for my children to do the fan fest just to get to the arena and find out that anybody could enter if they brought an empty monster can. The rest of the show was great to watch.
Hands down the greatest Motorsport event I have been too. Nothing beats the opportunity to engage with the riders on a personal level with the fan fest and just plenty of racing through the day to get your moneys worth!
My children loved this event. It was very well organized with lots of emails sent regarding the details. We are from Canada and had no problems navigating where it was. Very fun!
Came to Seattle to spend a long weekend and catch the races. It had been probably around 6 years or so since I last went. The races themselves were everything I remembered and hoped for, but the pits or “fanfest” were a bit of a let down. You see at other locations they’ll do the whole FMX show or BMX triple jump, in addition to other things like simulators etc. This was not the case at Seattle. I personally would like to see more activities or attractions in the pits, even if that means an increase in the price of pit passes. We come to the races to see the riders and watch of course, but ultimately to make memories with friends and family, so I hope to see a change in the next years to come.
The event was enjoyable and the competition was fantastic, but the attempt to build excitement during intros fell far short. The pre-recorded announcers voice during driver introductions could not be understood or heard. This greatly tempered the hype and build-up they were attempting to accomplish. The graphics showing driver positions was not nearly as effective as that used on TV. This made it more difficult to keep up with driver positions during the race.
Triple crown was a bit different to watch. But it was a great time as usual. Kids loved it
Venue was cool. Concession prices for food, drinks, and souvenirs were way over the top. The entrance and exit gates were overwhelmingly understaffed. Lines would stack up for miles because there might be only one person putting on wrist bands.
Very great venue!! Food and drinks were fairly priced. Indy SX is always a good time.
Awesome stadium, plenty of vendors and restrooms. Make sure you double check your ticket options though. We bought a row of tickets for ourselves and friends and planned to meet them there. Once we tried to transfer the tickets, we discovered the venue did not allow them to be transferred. It was a huge pain! Also, we paid the extra $16/person for the FanFest so the kids could get autographs. It said from 12-6:30PM but the qualifying started, so by the time we got there at 3:00, none of the riders were doing signing any more. Total waste of money.
The Lucas Oil facility is excellent, clean & spacious. I'm third generation motorsports fan, I've been to countless indoor events and absolutely love the smell of it all, however, this event needed a little more ventilation. The exhaust was bringing tears to the eyes of folks around us, we love the excitement and being up close to the action. A little sting in the eyes is part of it but this was excessive. Turn on some fans, open some doors - see you next year!