Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live™ is back – and it’s glowing hot!

A monster truck leaps over a ramp, showcasing its power and agility in a thrilling stunt performance.
Rev your engines and crank up the excitement – Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live™: Glow-N-Fire is roaring back into Australia, and it’s bigger, brighter, and blazing with action!

Thanks to TEG Sport and Family Entertainment Live, this awesome arena tour is bringing back all the epic monster truck mayhem Aussie fans love – but this time, there’s a brand-new twist. The Glow-N-Fire theme means the trucks are lighting up the arena with glowing effects and fiery stunts that’ll have you jumping out of your seat (in the best way, of course).

From high-flying flips and mega jumps to crazy crashes and tyre-screeching races, the show is packed with non-stop thrills. You’ll see your fave Hot Wheels monster trucks in a whole new light – literally – with special lighting effects that make them glow as they perform death-defying tricks.

But wait… there’s more!

This year also marks a monster-sized celebration: It’s Bigfoot’s BIG Birthday! That’s right – the legendary truck that started it all is throwing a massive birthday bash, and you’re invited. Fans will get to join in on the party with special surprises, birthday shout-outs, and monster-sized fun throughout the event.

Whether you’re a die-hard Hot Wheels collector or just love watching giant trucks do things they definitely weren’t built for, this show is perfect for the whole family. It’s loud, it’s wild, and it’s packed with energy from start to finish.

Keep your eyes peeled for when the Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live™ tour hits your city – because trust us, this is one show you don’t want to miss.

Hot Tip: Bring your earmuffs (it gets loud!) and get ready to cheer for your favourite truck – and maybe even catch a flying souvenir!


Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live™: Glow-N-Fire is at Adelaide Entertainment Centre on 2-3 August. Tickets here. 

 

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