

Saturday, April 1st ⢠7 pm
Something about a monster truck rally brings out your hidden redneck. You know, the part of you that secretly knows the lyrics to “Redneck Woman” or “Sweet Home Alabama.” Let’s face it: Monster trucks are the closest thing we have to Transformers.
At Monster Jam, trucks compete in four events: Racing, Skills (two-wheeled stunts), Donuts, and Freestyle. Basically, theseĀ mechanical beastsĀ will perform jumps, backflips, and, yes, crashes. Here’s what it looked like when the show visited Tacoma in January:
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This go-around, scream for your favorite drivers or trucksālike El Toro Loco driverĀ Chelsea VanCleaveĀ or Zombie driverĀ Bari Musawwir, who decided to race after attending his first rally at six years old. The trucks range from the infamous green and black āGrave Digger,ā which has been around since ā81, to āApex Predator ThunderROARusāĀ and āGiant Shark Megalodon.ā(Of course, you can buy a toy version to take home.)
Heads-up:Ā There are a few pre-event add-on options. āPit Party,ā for instance, lets you see the 12,000 lb trucks up close. You can also meet drivers and get selfies. If you donāt want to spend more, āMonster Jam Tracksideā starts an hour before the main event and includes driver interviews, opening ceremonies, and giveaways.Ā Ā
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