Spectacular monster truck show heads to Kanata
Kanata will play host to the touring Monster Spectacular show this May, bringing together a number of spectacular stunt vehicles and performers.
The show will feature seven super-sized trucks performing stunts and races, including championship winner Overkill Evolution and Canada’s own Rat Nasty. The Milot Land Tour will be a part of the event, performing freestyle motocross tricks. X Games champion Mike Varga will also be performing high-flying tricks on two wheels with a BMX performance, and there will also be lawnmower races. There will also be a Pit Party before the event, where Pit Pass buyers can meet the drivers, see the trucks up close, and purchase exclusive merchandise.
The show will run for 2-2.5 hours, with refreshments sold on-site. The Kanata event will be the kick-off of a cross-Canada tour that also includes stops in Kingston, Barrie, Quebec City, and more, with an eye towards highlighting Canadian trucks and performers. Monster truck and extreme sports shows like this often use methods like poster printing and local radio advertising to help reach an audience of families and thrill-seekers alike. The use of trucks with larger-than-life designs and personalities is another way in which shows like this help to attract spectators.
The 2025 Monster Spectacular will appear in Kanata at the Canadian Tire Centre on the afternoon of May 24.
The show will feature seven super-sized trucks performing stunts and races, including championship winner Overkill Evolution and Canada’s own Rat Nasty. The Milot Land Tour will be a part of the event, performing freestyle motocross tricks. X Games champion Mike Varga will also be performing high-flying tricks on two wheels with a BMX performance, and there will also be lawnmower races. There will also be a Pit Party before the event, where Pit Pass buyers can meet the drivers, see the trucks up close, and purchase exclusive merchandise.
The show will run for 2-2.5 hours, with refreshments sold on-site. The Kanata event will be the kick-off of a cross-Canada tour that also includes stops in Kingston, Barrie, Quebec City, and more, with an eye towards highlighting Canadian trucks and performers. Monster truck and extreme sports shows like this often use methods like poster printing and local radio advertising to help reach an audience of families and thrill-seekers alike. The use of trucks with larger-than-life designs and personalities is another way in which shows like this help to attract spectators.
The 2025 Monster Spectacular will appear in Kanata at the Canadian Tire Centre on the afternoon of May 24.