Monster Jam is back in Jacksonville this weekend!
Enhanced health and safety measures in place for fan wellness
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Starting Saturday, one of the area’s most popular events is back in Jacksonville!
The action-packed, fun-filled experience of Monster Jam is roaring back into the River City for a high-octane weekend at TIAA Bank Field on March 6-7.
Tickets start at $20. Seating capacity will be reduced at TIAA Bank Field and social distancing measures will be in place.
Fans are asked to bring a face covering. Disposable masks will be available if you forget yours.
Pod seating at the stadium is in effect. The area you purchased will be shared only with the people you chose to attend the event with.
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