Pro bull riding coming to Mountain America Center
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The following is a news release from Mountain American Center:
IDAHO FALLS — The brand-new Teton Auto Group Idaho Falls PBR Touring Pro Division event will make its way to Hero Arena inside the Mountain America Center for an unforgettable two-day event with the “King of the North Showdown” April 12 and 13, 2024.
Tickets go on sale to the public Friday, July 7 at 10 a.m. on ticketmaster.com. They can also be purchased during public open hours at the venue’s Bingham Healthcare Box Office.
“This outstanding bull riding event is a partnership that we have been excited to announce for quite some time. Libby Productions brings world-class bull riding professionals to a number of different venues and puts on a world-class event for the fans,” states Mountain America Center General Manager, Erik Hudson. “From the start, PBR has been one of the most requested events for us to bring to Hero Arena and we couldn’t be more thrilled with signing a multi-year deal to host the Teton Auto Group Idaho Falls PBR at the facility. Events like these are huge drivers of economic impact for this community and we can’t wait to welcome such incredible and diverse fans in April.”
Travis Zmak, Teton Toyota General Manager, adds, “We are very excited to be able to partner with the Mountain America Center to bring PBR to Idaho Falls in such a big way. From mutton busting to bull riding, Teton Auto Group loves rodeo and our community. This event is a natural fit for us, and we can’t wait to watch the dirt fly in April.”
Stellar bull riding comes to Idaho Falls with some of the toughest PBR bull riders in the world competing against 12-time Stock PBR Contractor of the Year, Chad Berger Bucking Bulls. This high-level professional bull riding event features a pyro rock show, loads of family fun, and full throttle action that bull riding fans will leave wanting more of.
For more event and sponsorship information on this event, head to Mountain American Center’s website.