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Monster Jam Trucks have never been more popular! Since this motor sport event formed in 1985, attendance has continued growing at a rapid rate. In 2004, 3.5 million people went to monster jam events! This year, 24 trucks will qualify for the Monster Jam World Finals. All Monster Jam events leading up to the Monster Jam World Finals will be taken into consideration in determining which 24 trucks will qualify. Make sure you get tickets for a Monster Jam event near you, so you can take in a piece of the action!

Some of the frontrunners in this year's Monster Jam competition include: Grave Digger, Maximum Destruction, Bounty Hunter, Monster Mutt, Escalade, Taz, Safe Auto Minimizer, Iron Outlaw, and Black Stallion. When you buy seats for a Monster Jam event from TicketNetwork, you will be in for all the mud-flinging, car-crushing action that you can handle, which will amount to a guaranteed good time! Get your Monster Jam tickets from TicketNetwork today!

The Monster Jam season is just warming up, so act now in order to get your great Monster Jam Trucks tickets. The show will be touring in dozens of towns and cities across the United States and Canada this season, so look out for a Monster Jam Trucks show near you! Act now in order to see shows including Monster Jam Trucks in Houston, Texas, Monster Jam Trucks in Orlando, Florida, Monster Jam Trucks in Uniondale, New York, or Monster Jam Trucks in Springfield, Illinois.

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About Monster Jam Trucks

Monster Trucks came into being in the late 1970's, when modifying pickup trucks to compete in mud-bogging and truck-pulling sports became popular. Truck owners began "lifting" their trucks to compete in these events, and soon competition to possess the biggest and best truck developed. The first so-called "monster truck" belonged to Bob Chandler and was named Bigfoot. Chandler equipped Bigfoot with 48-inch tires and drove over a pair of cars in a field one day, in order to create a promotional video for his shop. An event promoter who saw the video thought that he could sell tickets to such an event, and asked if Bigfoot would perform in front of a crowd. Chandler agreed, and the Monster Jam was born.

The first Monster Jams were just side show exhibitions at truck-pulling and mud-bogging events, and included cars like King Krunch, USA-1, Virginia Giant, Bear Foot, and Awesome Kong. Over time, and as the trucks grew bigger and better, promoters like TNT Motorsports and the United States Hot Rod Association (USHRA) helped develop the exhibitions into Monster Jam drag races over courses littered with obstacles. Soon, fans were buying tickets primarily to see the Monster Jam, and the other events became secondary. The first Monster Jam racing event was held in 1985 at the Louisiana Superdome and was called The Battle of the Monster Trucks. The event was wildly successful, and many tickets were sold.

In 1993, a televised series called Monster Wars began, which portrayed the monster truck sport in much the same way as professional wrestling. The monster truck drivers were transformed into superheroes to add excitement to the show, and some of the most popular Monster Jam trucks involved were Grave Digger, Invader, Predator, Equalizer, Carolina Crusher, and Bear Foot. Although Monster Wars only lasted one season, the show did much to promote the popularity of monster truck racing.

In 1995, Monster Jam became the official name for USHRA monster truck events. Today, the Monster Jam is divided into two sections: racing and freestyle. Monster Jam events are held year round, but the competitive season runs from January to March, with the Monster Jam World Finals held at Sam Boyd Stadium in Las Vegas in late March.

The Monster Jam World Finals are considered to be the best display of monster truck racing of the year, where all the great drivers and trucks compete for world domination. Some exciting features of the Monster Jam World Finals will be extreme racing with top speeds in excess of 70 miles per hour and an extreme freestyle track with a wide variety of obstacles that will produce a large number of crashes and outrageous stunts!

Due to the high popularity of monster truck events, tickets for Monster Jam shows are often hard to find. TicketNetwork always has the best selection of cheap Monster Jam Tickets, so get your discount Monster Jam Tickets from TicketNetwork today!

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• More than 2.5 million people attend Monster Jam events annually.
• The USHRA, which officially sanctions all Monster Jam events, was founded in the late 1970's by Ed Thayer, Bob George, and Tony Vaccaro, and was originally called "Truck-O-Rama."
• Bigfoot was named the "World's Tallest, Widest, and Heaviest Monster Truck" in the 2002 Guinness Book of World Records. The truck boasts two sets of 10 foot tall tires, stands 15 feet, 6 inches tall, and weighs over 38,000 pounds!
• Monster Jam Tickets are often hard to get because they sell out fast! You can buy your cheap Monster Jam Tickets from TicketNetwork today!

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