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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:
Not allowed to take anything into the stadium but then inside have to pay 8 dollars for a bottle of watter and 17 !!! Dollars for a beer... come on !!! Fanfest: nothing to see and only garbage to purchase for unrealistic prices. Great show still.
The event was very exciting and fun; however, the audio was horrible. The sound wasn't very loud or clear so we couldn't hear the introductions and what the PA announcer was saying. Definitely not the same audio quality as the Buccaneer Games.
Awesome experience. Great open ceremonies. Food and beverage prices a bit excessive
I travelled from Australia to attend my first AMA SX, we went to A2 at Anaheim, as an avid SX fan for many years, attending an event live was mind blowing, the track was better than expected, and the racing unreal, given an Aussie won it, Jett Lawrence. The Fan Feast tickets made the day even better, being able to access the stadium at 10am and walk the pits, watch the practice and qualifying etc. definitely a bucket list activity ticked off.
A2 is a yearly event for my family. We enjoy the pits and races.
Was a great time even bein cold and rainy. We had a great time. Seats were perfect. Everyone was awesome
Was a great time even bein cold and rainy. We had a great time. Seats were perfect. Everyone was awesome
Races were good as usual, the venue/staff leaves a bit to be desired. Ball game is $20 parking, this race was $50. What they dont tell you is that they dont allow you to leave, so we got there for the pits in the AM (with a toddler) and tried to leave at 1 (since races didnt start till after 5) and they made us pay parking twice. When we went through the gates they also gave guys a hard time because they said the tickets were already used (which yes, they make you go in through the main entrance to get into the pit area. Workers didnt seem to be able to direct people, overall if they staff was even a little bit remotely trained it would have been an insanely better experience. Wont go back to anything at Angel Stadium again, races were way better and handled better when they were at the Honda Center.
I had such a good time! Even the weather couldn’t stop the fun! I will go again next year!
Super Top!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The racing on the track was great, but the opening ceremonies are not what they used to be. More effort used to be put into the rider intros and their intro videos. Now they seem like an afterthought. The only 250 rider they introduced was Deegan, who at that point hadn't even won a race this season. More emphasis was put into introducing some DJ guy and shoehorning in two terrible segments with a god awful country singer called Redferrin. I understand the whole "pumping up the crowd"thing, but to say floor announcer Lurch overdoes it would be the understatement of the century. Half the time I had literally no idea what he's saying: "Ladies and gentlemen! Let's! Blgh! Huglbalagalablaaaaa!"
Great show and racing. Fanfest was great. Only problem is ticket prices and parking prices are getting out of control expensive.Didnt know I would need to take out a loan to go to a Supercross Race!
Great race, ticket experience super easy!! The seats were fabulous!! I highly recommend club seats at Angel Stadium!!
This is always a fun family night !! Lots of action and always a great show
The event was absolutely incredible. From the fan fest to the races. It was an amazing night with so many incredible people.
Had a blast the experience was great beers way overpriced, and parking lot when leaving was horrible, need better way of doing that and 50 bucks for parking is outta this world. Just mindblowning already going to an event in ur stadium and spending money there, just getting gouged in any way possible.
From yhe Pits to the Mains the show was well run . They moved right along with no down time
had to wait till 4:30 for our seats to open. had section supervisor lecture about putting feet on front rail could have just said not to do that
I love the action, the bikes, the food, and just getting to see the real rider race live. Nothing better.
Our experience started off badly. We arrived at 4:00pm. There were no road signs leading the way to parking. We followed the line of cars only for it to be incorrect. Once we got turned around and into the correct line we were told parking was sold out and we needed to park up the hill in the neighborhood! There we hundreds of cars still behind us. I don't understand how a stadium of that size runs out of parking. The neighborhood up the hill must hate it! The walk up and down the hill was steep and long, anyone that struggles to walk or in a wheelchair would not be able to make it. We found our seats and enjoyed the event. After heat races we went to get food and drinks. Every food stand we tried was sold out of something. No nachos, no brats, no dipping sauces for the chicken strips. Luckily the race was great. Supercross does a good job keeping the program moving and exciting. Best race I have seen in person. But I don't think I will be returning to a race at this stadium. Anaheim and Petco are much better!