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And it will be in different parts of the First Coast.
First, fans should expect busy roadways before and after Saturday and Sunday s Monster Jam at TIAA Bank Field, even with reduced attendance due to COVID-19 safety measures. Saturday s event starts with a 3:30 p.m. pit party, then a dozen wildly decorated 1,500-horsepower trucks begin competing at 7 p.m. Sunday s racing starts at 1 p.m., with no pit party.
Police historically remind fans that municipal and private parking lots will fill up quick and advise bringing cash to pay for them. Traffic flow when the show ends is pretty much going to be every road around the stadium heading outbound, so follow officers and sign boards directing you. Check @JSOPIO for traffic updates before and after the show.
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What will Bike Week look like?
Bikers line up at the start of the Mae-West Memorial âFor the love of petsâ Ride on Monday, June 11, 2108. The bikers left from Weirs Beach, rode through local scenic towns around the Lakes Region and ended at the New Hampshire Motor Speedway for raffles and music. The ride benefits the New Hampshire Humane Society. GEOFF FORESTER
Published: 2/24/2021 6:25:13 PM
Motorcycle Week is just under four months away, but with the coronavirus pandemic an ongoing concern, questions are emerging about exactly how this year’s event will look.
The city council said Monday that it wants to discuss plans for the annual rally at its next meeting.
DAYTONA BEACH Nearly a year after Mayor Derrick Henry virtually shut down the last day and a half of Bike Week to curb the spread of COVID-19, city commissioners have agreed to let this year s biker party run its usual 10-day course with all of its carnival-like trappings.
Bands will belt out their tunes from parking lot stages, the scantily clad beer tub girls will keep bikers well-hydrated, and the vendors turkey legs and trinkets will flow.
But Bike Week 2021 will come with some new rules and restrictions that will remind the thousands of two-wheeled visitors that the COVID-19 pandemic isn t done wreaking its havoc.