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Monster Truck Spectacular Set for Lingfield Racecourse Bank Holiday

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RA Monster Events has announced that its celebrated Monster Truck Motorfest will arrive in Surrey for the upcoming Bank Holiday weekend.

The three-day celebration is set to unfold at Lingfield Racecourse from Saturday 2 May until Monday 4 May, presenting visitors with a packed schedule featuring monster truck displays, exhilarating stunt shows, musical performances, and entertainment appropriate for every age group.

Peter Richardson, Managing Director of RA Monster Events, said Surrey is preparing for an outstanding Bank Holiday weekend packed with pulse-racing action and fun for the entire family. He explained that Motorfest combines the drama of monster trucks, energetic stunt presentations, and a lively festival atmosphere that families can enjoy together. Richardson added that they are thrilled to bring this production to Lingfield and offer attendees a weekend they will never forget.

The venue will present formidable monster truck showcases in the main arena, accompanied by remarkable stunt demonstrations by expert riders and performers.

Across the site, visitors can lose themselves in a bustling festival atmosphere featuring family-focused amusement, food choices, and fairground rides operating throughout the weekend.

RA Monster Events has built its reputation as a supplier of major live entertainment across the United Kingdom, combining the thrill of motorsport with family-oriented festival experiences created for spectators of all ages.

The Surrey appearance forms part of the company’s expanding 2026 Motorfest tour, which will visit more than forty locations throughout the country.

Children younger than two years old can enter without charge, while everyone else requires a purchased ticket.

Event Details

Dates: Saturday 2 – Monday 4 May

Location: Lingfield Racecourse, Lingfield, RH7 6PQ

Times: Saturday: 10am to 10.30pm, Sunday & Monday: 10am to 7.30pm (parking at no cost)

Tickets are still available. For further information, consult the RA Monster Events website.

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