Frequently Asked Questions

The 2025 Florida Truck Meet will take place on Friday, April 11th, and Saturday, April 12th, from 11:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. each day. The action-packed event will be hosted at Orlando Speed World, offering a weekend full of custom trucks, burnout contests, truck pulls, and more.

You can purchase tickets in advance here to save money! Online ticket prices are lower than gate prices, and buying in advance ensures you don’t miss out on the action. If you choose to purchase tickets at the gate, please note that gate prices will be higher and are cash-only.

All ticketing is handled by Orlando Speed World through The FOAT ticketing platform. If you experience any issues or have questions regarding your ticket purchase, please contact the Orlando Speed World ticketing staff directly for assistance.

Ticket prices vary depending on the type of pass. We recommend purchasing your tickets online to save money and secure your entry:

• Daily Admission (Friday or Saturday): $20 per person
• Weekend Admission (Friday and Saturday): $30 per person
• Children (10 and under): Free

Tickets will be available for purchase at the gate, but prices will increase, and all gate transactions will be cash-only. Secure your tickets online here.

Yes, there are several options for show truck registrations, VIP parking, and more:

• Show Truck Entry: This ticket grants your vehicle access to the main event area inside the speedway between 11:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. It includes a vehicle judging card to ensure your truck is part of the competition. You may leave your vehicle in the main show grounds overnight on Friday night, but it must be removed by 4:00 p.m. on Saturday when the main gates close. Please note that every person in the vehicle, including the driver, must have a separate spectator wristband. If you plan to attend the after-hours events at the burnout pit or truck tugs, you will need to purchase the additional After Hours VIP Parking decal to park in the VIP area. Vehicles in a vendor booth must also obtain this decal. Booth vehicles will be able to enter starting on Thursday.
• After Hours VIP Parking (Burnout Pit/Truck Tugs): This decal grants your vehicle access to park inside the burnout pit/truck tug area, giving you front-row access to the action and an exclusive nighttime party atmosphere. There is limited space for 440 trucks, and this decal is valid for the after-hours event starting at 3:00 p.m. Vehicles can be left overnight on Friday and Saturday, but must be removed by noon on Sunday. Note that to participate in the main event, you must also purchase a Show Truck Entry.
• Burnout Pit/Truck Tugs Participant: This decal allows your truck to compete in the burnout pit or truck tug competition, providing trailer parking inside the hot pits. Participants must contact Burnout Wars and/or Trucks Gone Wild to confirm their participation in the competition. This decal is valid for the after-hours event starting at 3:00 p.m. Vehicles can be left overnight on Friday and Saturday, but must be removed by noon on Sunday. A Show Truck Entry must also be purchased if you plan to participate in the main event.
• Trailer Parking: This option provides secured onsite trailer parking within the event grounds from Thursday to Sunday with 24-hour access. You may leave your tow vehicle attached to the trailer at no additional charge and use it to come and go from the event. It is recommended to lock or secure your trailer to avoid any mix-ups or accidental removal.
• Onsite Camping: These camping spots measure 65 feet deep and 20 feet wide, allowing space to park a vehicle next to or in front of your camper. There are only 60 spots available, and they offer no power or water hookups. Please plan accordingly. Restroom facilities are available on-site, and you will have 24-hour access to this area. This option does not include any wristbands or truck registrations.

All tickets are purchased through The FOAT, which is managed by Orlando Speed World. The FOAT staff will scan and redeem your tickets at the gate. Vendors will also pick up their packets and any tickets at the gate; the gate can hold passes for vendor booth vehicles if needed. If you have not purchased tickets before the event, they will be available at the gate, if space permits, but will be cash-only. ATMs will be available on-site.

The 2025 Florida Truck Meet will feature a wide variety of high-energy activities and attractions, including:

• Burnout Wars burnout contest: Watch or participate in one of the most thrilling events as trucks battle it out for the top spot.
• Truck Tugs by Trucks Gone Wild: See powerful trucks compete head-to-head in a test of strength and skill.
• Show and Shine Competition: With 1,000 show trucks expected, there will be plenty of eye-catching custom builds to admire.
• Bikini Contest: Taking place on Saturday afternoon, this popular attraction adds some extra excitement to the weekend. Registration ends on Friday—the more entries, the bigger the cash prize!
• Vendor Marketplace: Explore hundreds of vendors offering the latest in truck accessories, gear, and services.

Yes! The Florida Truck Meet is a family-friendly event, and children aged 10 and under can attend for free. There will be activities for all ages, making it the perfect weekend outing for truck enthusiasts and their families.

Absolutely. A variety of food trucks and concession stands will be on-site, offering a range of options to keep you fueled up throughout the event. From classic American favorites to unique local flavors, there will be something for everyone.

Yes, onsite camping is available for $250 per site. Camping is primitive, with no hookups, but campers will have 24-hour access to the venue through the main gate for the duration of the event. Each camping spot includes space for one camper and one support vehicle.

All ticketing for the 2025 Florida Truck Meet is handled by Orlando Speed World through The FOAT. If you encounter any problems or have questions about your tickets, please contact the Orlando Speed World ticketing staff directly for assistance.

Yes, online ticket prices are lower, so we encourage you to buy in advance here. Prices will increase at the gate, and all gate sales will be cash-only, so plan accordingly.