Hot Wheels Monster Trucks™ Live Glow-N-Fire

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Hot Wheels Monster Trucks™ Live Glow-N-Fire: schedule

12 past shows · 6 cities · 1 country

Upcoming dates

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Past shows

Past shows

12 past shows
  1. Louisville, United StatesKFC Yum! Center
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  2. Louisville, United StatesKFC Yum! Center
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  3. Oklahoma City, United StatesPaycom Center
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  4. Oklahoma City, United StatesPaycom Center
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  5. Portland, United StatesModa CenterPerformers: Mega Wrex, Tiger Shark, HW 5-Alarm, Bone Shaker
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  6. Grand Rapids, United StatesVan Andel Arena
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  7. Portland, United StatesModa Center
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  8. Portland, United StatesModa Center
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  9. Grand Rapids, United StatesVan Andel Arena
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  10. Philadelphia, United StatesXfinity Mobile Arena
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  11. Philadelphia, United StatesXfinity Mobile Arena
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  12. Houston, United StatesToyota Center - TX
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About Hot Wheels Monster Trucks™ Live Glow-N-Fire

Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live is a touring arena show produced under license from Mattel's Hot Wheels diecast-car brand, which launched in 1968.

Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live is a touring arena show produced under license from Mattel's Hot Wheels diecast-car brand, which launched in 1968. The show stages full-size monster trucks built and styled to resemble popular Hot Wheels toy vehicles. The Glow-N-Fire edition, introduced for the 2025 touring season, followed an earlier themed tour called Glow Party.

The line-up of trucks has included Mega Wrex, Tiger Shark, HW 5-Alarm, Bone Shaker, Bigfoot, Skelesaurus and the newly introduced Rhinomite, a rhino-themed truck. Alongside monster-truck racing and freestyle competition, the production incorporates freestyle motocross (FMX) riders performing jumps and stunts and a pyrotechnic segment built around a fire-breathing, car-crushing robotic dinosaur.

Each performance runs approximately two hours with an intermission. Ahead of the main show, tour stops typically include a pit-party segment giving attendees floor access to view the trucks and meet the drivers and performers.

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