Monster Jam
2024 dates to be confirmed.
Monster Jam is returning to South Africa in 2024 for an action-packed stadium tour!
Monster Jam is always a thrilling event, and this year's lineup of eight monster trucks is sure to impress. The tour will include eight monster trucks taking to the showgrounds to wow spectators with their size and power. Monster trucks can weigh up to 12,000 pounds and stand as tall as 12 feet, making them an incredible sight to behold. They can also jump up to 35 feet in the air, making for some truly spectacular displays of athleticism.
If you're looking for an adrenaline-pumping day out, Monster Jam is definitely the event for you. And with Edusport's ticket-inclusive packages, it's easy to get your hands on tickets to this much-anticipated tour.
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Destinations
Cape Town
From the busy waterfront to the mountains, forests, beaches and vineyards, Cape Town’s bounty of things to see and do can be overwhelming, even for the most seasoned travellers. Start with a visit to the V&A Waterfront, the most visited tourist attraction in South Africa featuring world-class shopping, excellent dining and entertaining nightlife. Take a stroll along the Sea Point Promenade to the Green Point Urban Park, which showcases some spectacular public artworks. Alternatively, tackle one of Cape Town’s many hiking trails - Newlands Forest offers a leisurely wander while Lion’s Head poses more of a challenge. As far as mountains go, no trip to Cape Town would be complete without riding the cable car to the top of Table Mountain to soak up the views from one of the New 7th Wonders of the World. Depending on your timeframe, explore the Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens, go pub-hopping down Long Street or go wine tasting in the Winelands (or, closer to the city, the Constantia Wine Route).
Durban
With warm weather all year round, Durban is South Africa’s ultimate playground destination. Discover a relaxed city with great beaches, melting-pot cuisine and endless fun. From the Golden Mile, which stretches along the Durban beachfront to the striking Moses Mabhida Stadium and uShaka Marine World, there’s plenty to explore. Embark on a culinary journey at the many curry, seafood and fusion restaurants in and around the beachfront. Enjoy some retail therapy at the Gateway Theatre of Shopping in Umhlanga, the Pavilion in Westville and the Galleria in Amanzimtoti. If you are in the mood for some adventure, the Valley of a Thousand Hills (half an hour inland from Durban) promises authentic experiences of Zulu culture. Deeper into the countryside, the Midlands Meander features an abundance of fresh air and the opportunity to wander through arts, crafts and curiosity stores.
Johannesburg
South Africa’s “City of Gold” buzzes with energy day and night. From its sprawling surrounding suburbs to the heart of the central business district, Johannesburg is a cutting-edge urban destination marked by gritty street art, awe-inspiring modern architecture and several historic places of interest. Fast gaining a reputation for being a food-lover’s paradise, expect plenty of pavement eateries in the leafy neighbourhoods of Parkhurst, Greenside and Melville. Not short on nightlife and shopping either, Johannesburg is a mecca for visitors who want to tap into the fast-paced vibe of Africa’s economic powerhouse.
