Motorsports/Racing
The Biggest Pit Party of the Year!
Monster Jam World Finals—the biggest Monster Jam event of the year—returns to Salt Lake City from July 2-4, 2026. Don’t miss this weekend of all-out racing, pulse-pounding stunts, big air, and unbelievable moments as the world’s best drivers compete for a World Championship. Expanding to a three-day schedule in 2026, the Monster Jam World Finals lineup includes the High Jump and 2 Wheel Skills world champions being crowned on Thursday, July 2, along with Racing Qualifying and the Last Chance Qualifier. On Friday, July 3, the night kicks off with a 14-truck Racing bracket, followed by a 14-truck Freestyle competition (the 14 trucks that did not race). A World Finals-exclusive stunt and a halftime performance round out the Friday festivities. On Saturday, July 4, the trucks that competed in the Freestyle competition will face off in the Racing bracket, while the 14 trucks that raced on Friday night will compete in the Freestyle competition on Saturday night. Racing and Freestyle Champions will be crowned on Saturday night. Also on the Saturday schedule: An additional World Finals-exclusive stunt, and a 4th of July fireworks spectacular. Every ticket includes admission to the biggest festival-style Pit Party of the year, where fans can get up close to trucks like Grave Digger, Megalodon, Sparkle Smash and more—plus meet the drivers, get autographs, take photos, and enjoy many other family-friendly activities.
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Tickets are available for Thursday Qualifying (Pit Party included), the Friday event (Pit Party included) or the Saturday competitions (Pit Party included), or you can purchase a two-day ticket that gets you into the Friday and Saturday events and the Pit Party.
Access to the biggest festival-style Pit Party of the year is included with your Monster Jam World Finals event ticket.
The event is generally three hours, including halftime. Note that as a live event, the length varies based on several factors, and we cannot predict the exact end time.
An announcement regarding Monster Jam World Finals travel packages will come later.
A complete schedule of events can be viewed on Ticketmaster.
Yes. Monster Jam World Finals has expanded to a three-day format this year, with Racing Qualifying on Thursday, July 2. Thursday tickets are General Admission and include early access to see the trucks and meet the drivers at the Pit Party, the High Jump and 2 Wheel Skills competitions, the Last Chance Qualifier and Racing Qualifying.
Yes. There will be a special stunt at both the Friday and Saturday events.
Yes, there will be a 4th of July fireworks spectacular.
Guests are welcome to use only non-professional or disposable cameras for personal use at Monster Jam events. However, in order to maintain an enjoyable experience for all guests, the following items are not permitted:
The Ticket Terms and Conditions for Monster Jam are available here(Opens in new tab). Event information is also available on the event’s website.
The event was great! Parking was a nightmare. There were no signs or people to help park on Thursday. Friday we opted to park in the the $50 paid parking as it was close to the stadium. Saturday they finally had signs up for parking. Since the event will be there next year, hopefully they have the bugs worked out and it goes smoother.
Great view from my seats. But I paid the same as night one and night 2 was lackluster. Should have just been a one day event to not feel like my day got shorted
Show was absolutely excellent both nights. Needed tickets for 2nd night & was able to find them on Ticketmaster very easily & quickly.
We had a great time. My disabled son in a wheelchair loves Monster Jam. We have attended several. The parking was not so deireable. We had to park up to a mile away from the stadium. This was a wonderful whole family event.
We’ve never been to monster jam, but my son is a fan and we managed to snag some great tickets. We had the best time and experience! We are already talking about going to the world finals next year and maybe another show between then and now.
Great show.. all drivers did a wonderful performance... Lot of wrecks and good times.. My only complaint is the whole ada situation...couldn't find ada tickets to buy.. didn't list it on the purchase website.... other than that great show
The monster jam world championship was amazing. The show was awesome. The arena was big plenty of room for them to do tricks fully entertaining. The pit party was awesome as well. The only complaint was the food. Only a few places were open for food and you stood in line for so long you missed some of the show. Other than that it was an amazing show.
I just gotta say that my 8 year old LOVED going to the Monster Jam show. He loved being able to go to the Pit Party and see the trucks up close, meet his favorite driver, and just the overall excitement of the event. The only downsides are I guess to be expected - the prices of the "extras". For example, it was 90 degrees outside and I decided to cool off with a snowcone. Those are normally $5 or less. But at the Monster Jam snowcone booth, you had to pay $22 for the cup (Monster Jam merch) and then an additional $8 for the snowcone part of it. So we basically paid $30 for ONE snowcone. Instead of us both getting a snowcone, I just bought one for my kiddo because I didn't want the merch cup or to pay $30 for a cup of flavored ice. I wish there was a paper cup version for those of us who don't want the merch. Next, I bought a 1/24 scale Zombie Monster truck - this size/type is usually about $9.99 at Walmart. But at the event, it's $40. The only reason I bought it there is because I haven't been able to find the Zombie one in a long time, so I splurged. Again - massively overpriced for what you are getting. There was also a $50 parking close to the stadium, but I don't think that was Monster Jam that made that decision (for reference, that same parking lot was less than $20 last year for the Monster Jam event). We ended up walking about a half mile away for a free parking spot.
Pit party was awesome. The event was well organized with tons of action. The music was to loud as it overwhelmed even the monster trucks at times
We loved the Monster Truck Jam. It was my first time. The event was also a birthday present for our two 6 year old grandsons. . They have been counting down the days since April. The event was worth the price and we hope to attend again.