Tickets For Monster Jam Columbus Events in Ohio

Monster Jam, the world’s biggest live motorsport competition is coming to Columbus in April, promising people with Monster Jam Columbus tickets an absolute blast. Several trucks will be making the journey to Schottenstein Center which will be converted into a monster truck playground. The action begins at the Pit Party, a meet and greet segment which takes place well before the main event. The attendees can take pictures with the trucks and the daring drivers, and even ask questions about their favorite monster truck. The thrill and excitement is at its peak when the trucks lineup for the real action – freestyle segment, racing and wheelie competition. The event also features Motocross riders who bring the crowd to its feet with their incredible tricks and daredevil stunts.

The Scariest Monster Trucks Of The All American Breed

If you’re among the countless Monster Jam fans then you probably know about some of the meanest, biggest and loudest monsters on four wheels. And if you have already bought your Monster Jam Columbus tickets then sit back and relax, and learn more about the scariest monster trucks created so far.

Bigfoot – Built by Bob Chandler in 1975, Bigfoot was among the first monster trucks, boasting of a powerful engine and oversized tires. Since then there have been almost 18 Bigfoots and in 1991, the team developed their first 3-dimentional bodied truck called “Snake Bite” complete with a custom fiberglass body.

Grave Digger – Hailed as one of the all-time monster truck greats, Grave Digger was created by Dennis Anderson. Its popularity has led it to become a signature participant at all of the Monster Jam events and it’s the last truck to make an appearance, building on the hype.

Overkill Evolution – Making its debut in 2014, the Rookie of the Year award winning truck was created by Marty Garza and Michael Vaters. Driven by Mike Vaters Jr, he stunned everyone with his performance and ended up winning 2015 World Championship Freestyle.

Metal Mulisha – Driver Todd Leduc and his truck Metal Mulisha are on fire, recently breaking Monster Jam’s fastest world record (15.918 sec time) in racing. He also took home the double down trophy and won the racing championship.