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Experience the world's elite off-road motorcycle riders as they compete for the 2024 Monster Energy AMA Supercross Championship. Witness the intense on-track action in person over the course of a 17-round season in which riders face off on some of the nation’s most technically-demanding tracks. Watch elite riders like Cooper Webb, Justin Cooper and Eli Tomac race across tight corners and fast straightaways as they compete for Chase Sexton’s 450SX Class title. In the 250SX Class, riders will compete for the East or West Series titles held by the dominant brother duo of Jett and Hunter Lawrence.
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The 2024 Monster Energy AMA Supercross Championship season begins on January 6 in Anaheim, California and concludes in Salt Lake City, Utah on May 11.
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.
Be sure to add Monster Energy AMA Supercross Championship to your favorites on Ticketmaster.com or the Ticketmaster app to get important alerts about tickets. (Download the Ticketmaster app for iPhone or Android.)
The 2024 Monster Energy AMA Supercross Championship travels across the U.S. in the following cities:
Monster Energy AMA Supercross Championship events usually begin early in the evening before rider introductions, practice laps and qualifying. Each event is similar in length to other professional sporting events.
You can extend the excitement by attending your city’s FanFest.
The Monster Energy AMA Supercross Championship 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 Championship race.
*All fans ages two and up must have a ticket to attend FanFest. FanFest activities vary by location. FanFest locations depend on the city and venue. Please check local venues for exact details.
Fans can meet the riders at FanFest and through special VIP Experiences.
The 2024 Monster Energy AMA Supercross Championship season offers over 10 VIP Experiences. Perks include, but are not limited to:
*Additional VIP Experiences are periodically added. Please check for updates here.
Monster Energy AMA Supercross Championship 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 Championship 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.
Season Championship Meant Strategic Points “Racing”. Only racers who seamed to care about this race were the 2 250 guys who were fighting for the season championship.
Supercross never disappoints. Fun things to see and do in addition to the main events.
Everything about it was absolutely amazing. Food and drink choices were great . Easy to get around the stadium and leaving was brilliant with easy access to free transportation on Trax . Would definitely recommend this event.
All Ticketmaster had for ADA seating was on top row of section 34. The east side. One elevator for everyone on top.so I bought a seat 3 months ago. I went to the Utah ticket office and they had ADA seating in section 10 on the west side. Right in the middle. I had to buy that ticket and was out the $100 that Ticketmaster sold me. Ticketmaster has always had terrible seats for sale for ADA. Next time I will just wait and buy direct from the stadium.
It was the best SX ever, but it’s “A Must” to organize and plan for crowd movement, it was so congested in the fan fest between the area for FMX and the Monster Energy stage! Also the congestion on the concourses walking to get food or just to your section was extremely difficult, it isn’t this bad at sold out football games. Thanks!!
The racing and track was good. The evacuation due to weather was horrible!! There was no one guiding the exit. Very unorganized. A real emergency wouldn't have been good.
I absolutely enjoy all the on track events, this is what will keep me coming back to this the joy of super/motorcross. But the pit setup and ignorance of the fans makes it hard to keep coming back definitely ruins the joy of the event!
As usual, we love the venue and the races never disappoint. However, the FanFest was probably the the biggest cluster I've ever seen at this event. It was so poorly laid out that it wasn't possible to get from the north side to the south side due to the bottleneck created by the demo area and the stage. If something was going on at the demo area or on the stage, it wasn't physically possible to get from one are to the next. We finally gave up because the crowd wouldn't let people through and we never did see the south side which of course is where all the pits were. There should have been 1) a larger opening around that pinch point AND 2) another route to the south side someplace away from the stage and top (east) side of the demo area.
I came away wondering if next year will even be worth going to. The 250 Class were the only ones needing to race. And put on a good one. The 450s just needed to show up. No excitement. There is NO evacuation plan. Trying to tell 35,000 people to leave their seats (every 2 minutes) and go all the way out to the parking lot (which is still out in the elements.) is only the stadium trying to minimize it's liability in case something happens. I asked the Staff personnel and they didn't know where to go. We just stood on the steps and watched the clouds go by. The Fan Zone has been rearranged for the worse. We didn't even have access to the Independent racers. The Factory trailers were put together so tight you could only get three people wide down them and then you had turn around and fight your way back because the Isle wàs closed at the end, should have had access to go around to the next row. There was more room to be used because there was a huge area by the food trucks that had nothing. Not even tables, which would have been nice. Call me a grumpy old racer but the show is losing it's appeal. For the price of the tickets now days the values not there. Next year I'll skip the Zone and wait till the week of and buy the nose bleeds. That's if the racers aren't injured and have a reason to be there.
Fanfest was the most horrible experience I’ve ever had. We paid almost $100 for us to go walk the pits and take in the experience. We literally got 20 feet in the gate and had to turn around and walk out. You COULD NOT MOVE! I don’t know if it was how they had it set up or if there was just that many people in there. I would say it was worse than a mosh pit at a rock concert. We were so bummed to have wasted the money for not even the slightest experience.
