San Diego’s most anticipated Monster Truck show is returning to San Diego, California, in January 2025.

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Monster Jam 2025 Schedule

Here are the dates and with starting times for Monster Jam Monster Truck Shows in San Diego:
Saturday January 4, 2025 (5:00pm)
Sunday January 5, 2025 (3:00pm)
Saturday January 11, 2025 (5:00pm)
Sunday January 12, 2025 (3:00pm)

Location: The San Diego Monster Jam is taking place at Snapdragon Stadium
SDSU Mission Valley, 2101 Stadium Way, San Diego, CA 92108.

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2025 Monster Truck Rally Lineup

Grave Digger® – Tyler Menninga

Lucas Stabilizer™ – Cynthia Gauthier

El Toro Loco® – Armando Castro

Zombie® – Bari Musawwir

ThunderROARus™ – Colt Stephens

TBA – Camden Murphy

Megalodon® – Kevin Crocker

Avenger – Jim Koehler

Monster Mutt® – Chris Koehler

Axe – Joe Foley

Vendetta – Mike Christensen

Jurassic Attack – Dalton Widner

Subject to change. Keep up with the action at MonsterJam.com.

Did you know: each 1,500-horsepower Monster Jam truck is approximately 10.5 feet tall, 12.5 feet wide, 17 feet long and weighs 12,000 pounds? The tires are 66 inches in diameter and 43 inches wide, inflated to 23 psi pressure.

Monster Jam Pit Party

Monster Jam Pit Parties are a unique and immersive experience for fans. These gatherings offer an up-close interaction with the massive Monster Jam trucks, allowing attendees to see these colossal machines from a proximity that’s not typically possible during the main event. Pit Parties also provide a rare opportunity to meet the drivers and crews, get autographs, and take photos with the monster trucks. Beyond the personal interaction, Pit Parties offer an insider’s look at the construction and preparation of the 12,000-pound trucks, making it a fascinating experience for those interested in the mechanics and engineering behind these impressive vehicles. The variety of activities available at Pit Parties can vary by location, adding an element of uniqueness to each event. Event tickets and Pit Pass are required for entry.

Monster Jam at Snapdragon Stadium

In 2023, the Monster Jam Monster Truck Show was moved to Snapdragon Stadium in Mission Valley, San Diego. The new stadium is the home of SDSU Aztecs football, San Diego Wave and the newly minted San Diego MLS soccer team. To prep the field, 26 million pounds of dirt are poured into the stadium! See the transformation

Parking & Directions

Snapdragon Stadium is centrally located in San Diego’s Mission Valley neighborhood. It’s easy to get to the stadium by car or public transportation.

Before you arrive, read up on Parking & Tailgating. (Yes you can tailgate at Snapdragon). Helpful hint: you will definitely want to pre-pay for parking.

Food & Drink

If you have not yet been to Snapdragon Stadium, you are in for a treat (literally.) The food & drink concessions are a delicious variety of local and traditional stadium fare. Come hungry.

Family Friendly

Kids love Monsters. Kids love Trucks. So this event is a no-brainer for kids of all ages. You’ll want to bring the right clothes as its an outdoor event. It can also get loud so you may want to have ear protection on hand for your kids. And prepare them in advance for anything they might see. Read the Family Guide with more general tips for families.

End Times

When do the Monster Jam shows end? There is no specific end time, but the events last approximately 2 1/2 hours. The Saturday shows should be over by 8PM. The Sunday shows by 6PM. Please allow time to get out of the parking lot.

Snapdragon Stadium Resources

• Get Tickets
• Visitors Guide
• Seating Chart
• Lost & Found
• Items Allowed & Prohibited
• Clear Bags Only
• Upcoming Events

Special Offers and Discounts

A military discount may be available (Check for more information). There are no special offers or promo codes to share at this time.

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About Monster Jam

Monster Jam is a thrilling motorsport event tour operated by Feld Entertainment since its inception in 1992. As a subsidiary of Feld Entertainment, Monster Jam events are primarily held in North America, with occasional shows in other countries, including Europe, Australia, Mexico, Costa Rica, the Philippines, Saudi Arabia, Japan, and Singapore.

The heart of Monster Jam competitions revolves around three main categories:

Racing: This is a traditional head-to-head tournament racing format, where the first truck to cross the finish line advances to the next round. The final race of the night determines the event’s racing champion.

Two-Wheel Skills Competition: Introduced in late 2017, this competition sees trucks performing impressive moves on two wheels. Attendees vote for their favorite truck’s performance via a score tracking website, with the highest scorer winning this category.

Freestyle: Drivers get two minutes (or one-and-a-half minutes for arena shows) to demonstrate their skills, executing stunts and tricks over ramps and junked cars. In 2020, a rule was introduced mandating that a truck must complete at least 30 seconds to qualify for a score. Attendees again determine the winner through online voting.

Monster Jam also includes additional events like the “donut” competition, ATV racing, speedster racing, and speedster obstacle course competitions. Crush cars, once a staple of the show, were officially removed in 2019.

The event tours major cities in the United States, Canada, Europe, South America, Central America, South Africa, and Australia. The competitive season used to run from January to March, culminating in the World Finals in Las Vegas. However, since 2019, the season concludes in May in Orlando, Florida. There are both arena and stadium tours, with various drivers vying for spots in the prestigious Monster Jam World Finals.

The Monster Jam World Finals, often dubbed the “Super Bowl of monster trucks,” brings together top drivers to compete for racing and freestyle championships. The location of the World Finals rotates, with Orlando, Florida being a recent host. Notably, the 2020 World Finals were canceled due to concerns related to the international coronavirus pandemic.

In addition to live events, Monster Jam has made its mark in licensing, including officially licensed toy versions of monster trucks produced by Mattel’s Hot Wheels brand. Several Monster Jam video games have also been released, and media coverage includes television broadcasts on networks like NBC Sports and MAVTV, along with recaps on the official Monster Jam YouTube channel.

See also: AMA Supercross 2025.