Arenacross action is on its way to Wembley
Thrilling indoor Motocross action returns to Wembley's SSE Arena on February 21 and 22 as the 2020 Arenacross Tour hosts its season climax at the famous London venue
Tickets for rounds five and six of Europe's leading action-sports show are available now, as the world's best Motocross and Freestyle MX stars head for what promises to be an unforgettable Wembley showdown, following rounds in Belfast and Birmingham.
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Three hours of action are promised on each day as Britain's top riders take on a cast of international stars on an arena-sized dirt battlefield, for jackpot prizes. Riders range from just seven years old to leading professionals, who put on a night of both sporting action and choreographed entertainment in a show enhanced by lasers, pyros and music.
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"Arenacross never fails to entertain some pretty big audiences year after year," said Matt Bates, CEO of Arenacross owner, ASL. "And as we enter our eighth season of staging the tour, with over 50 action packed shows under our belt witnessed by over 250,000 fans, we're more excited than ever to continue growing our audience of AX fans whilst constantly challenging ourselves to deliver something fresh to our loyal family audience."
"Arenacross isn't just indoor Motocross, it's an entire night of choreographed entertainment that includes a great soundtrack, pyro, lasers and live screen back-stage action. We're also a sports entertainment show that delivers so much more than three hours sat on a seat - you can win bikes, meet the stars, walk the track and go backstage too. What other live show can offer this level of access?"
Ticket prices start from just £16 per person. Book your tickets today with Motorsport Tickets. Your dedicated motorsport experiences provider.
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