PBR: Velocity Tour Tickets

Excellent time! The PBR does exceptionally well with crowd interaction and entertainment.

This was our first time to a PBR event and it did not disappoint! Numerous photo opps. Short lines for beverages and great entertainment!! We will be back!!!

This was our second year going. We had amazing seats. So much fun entertainment. Can’t wait to go next year!

We have attended many PBR events from Las Vegas to Eugene and the Velosity tour is a total waste of money. Since the PBR started the Team Series and their drafting process it has totally changed the PBR experience. The clown was not entertaining at all, no pyrotechnics other than a couple gallons of Coleman fuel and a couple shots of smoke. We've seen better bull riding at our local county fair. Although, hats off to the Bull Fighters who were very busy at this event.

This was the first PBR that we attended and had to drive 6 hours to see it. It was a great event and the center was really great once we figured out where to go. We will definitely be attending again.

The atmosphere was fun, good music,and entertainment. The bull riders were not great this year. We went Saturday night only one rider made 8 seconds and two of them placed. Last year there were a lot better riders.

We always enjoy the atmosphere of a rodeo. The patriotism, opening prayer, and strong family values. That said, the sound quality in Mathew Knight Arena was not very good where we were sitting. The line to get into the PBR merchandise was longer than we were willing to wait. Bull riding was a great show!

Great event, a family event for sure, loved it in Eugene, Or my family and I are going to the one in Tacoma!

Very disappointed in this years event. Premium prices should mean premium athletes not the D team.

I have been to more than 20 PBR events and this event should not labeled as Pro Bull Riding. In the two nights we attended there were three successful rides out of 96 attempts. Most of the riders didn’t make it through the first movement of the bull. The majority of rides lasted less than two seconds. I understand performance is not guaranteed at an event, especially a bull riding event, but it was obvious the riders were not in the category of the bulls talents. When a family of four cost over $500 each night for seats the expectation is the riders will be professional and of the caliber that matches the cost of the event.