Real Cars, Daring Stunts, Live in Action
Experience high speed action and full-throttle excitement as legendary Hot Wheels vehicles are brought to life to perform jaw-dropping stunts! It’s next-level family entertainment for fans of all ages!
Catch the Action
FAQS
Explore frequently asked questions about the show!
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Yes! These experiences are available when you purchase your general admission ticket.
You can purchase tickets online!
Please contact your local venue’s ticketing website where tickets were purchased, ex: Ticketmaster.
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Guests of all ages are welcome at Hot Wheels Stunt Show! Guests 24 months and up require a ticket.
Yes, there will be awesome Hot Wheels merchandise available including toys, outerwear, swag and more!
Pre-show Party
The party starts before the first stunt—don’t miss it!
- Up close to the Hot Wheels vehicles
- Autographs with the drivers
- Photo and selfie opportunities
- Interactive Hot Wheels activities
MEET OUR VEHICLES
Rodger Dodger®
STATS
- Born: 1974, El Segundo, CA
- Designer: Hot Wheels®
FUN FACT:
Hot Wheels meets muscle with this Larry Wood-designed big-motor racer. The long hood, broad shoulders and blown engine let you know it means business.
GT-Scorcher™
STATS
- Born: 2020, El Segundo, CA
- Designer: Hot Wheels®
FUN FACT:
Inspired by the radically cool Group 5 racecars of the 80’s and 90’s, this wide-bodied beauty features an active chin spoiler, clear headlights, see-thru engine detail and clear taillights set below a massive rear wing.
Bone Shaker®
STATS
- Born: 2006
- Designer: Larry Wood
FUN FACT:
One of the most popular Hot Wheels ever, Bone Shaker was originally designed as a die-cast toy in 2006 and then built into its full-scale iteration in 2011.