Description

This is the triathlon of massive vehicles. After a briefing, start off at the wheel of a hi-view jeep to warm up, before taking a British-spec monster truck over some tough, purpose-built terrain. Experience a deliberate sideways roll-over in a 4×4 buggy. Then it’s the bit you’ve been waiting for – with the help of a stepladder, get into the cab of the full-spec, 66-inch terra-tyred American monster truck. Deep breath in, then drive this amazing vehicle over the top of two saloon cars (they’ll be well and truly wrecked). Steering this 7.5 litre truck on a mission of destruction is a pure adrenaline rush.

Availability: At least one weekend date per month throughout the year excluding January (during which time the venue closes). Weather: Driving may be cancelled in extreme weather conditions which would make it dangerous. Please call the venue if in doubt. Don’t worry if it’s raining – these are all-terrain vehicles and a bit of mud and water can make this experience more exhilarating. Duration: Lasts around two and a half hours including briefing, tuition, driving in all the vehicles and a debrief. Experience the American Monster for approximately 10 minutes. Numbers On Day: Between 15 and 20 people take part, with a maximum of three participants sharing a vehicle and instructor at any time. Spectators: Bring up to two spectators. Please note that there are no indoor viewing areas – spectators follow the event from course to course and some areas aren’t visible. The site is not suitable for young children. Dress Code: Dress for an outdoor experience on uneven, hilly terrain and bring suitable footwear (hiking boots are ideal) and a camera. Guidelines: Restrictions: Minimum age is 18. A driving licence is not necessary to take part, but drivers need to be confident and familiar with manual car driving controls. Other Info: Alcohol or contra-indicated drugs must not be consumed before or during this experience. In the unlikely event of mechanical breakdown, an alternative vehicle will be supplied on the day.

Location: East Grinstead, West Sussex