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Driven by Marvin Anderson, the monster truck 'Identity Theft', a joke about it's similar looks to the popular monster truck 'Gravedigger', makes a jump during an earlier show. (Image Credit: Outlaws of Motorsport website)
Monsters and Mayhem

Monster trucks roar into Prince Albert for first time in over a decade

Aug 14, 2026 | 3:06 PM

It’s been at least a decade, but the fair grounds in Prince Albert are set to rumble with monster trucks.  

RAM Monsters and Mayhem is set to arrive in Prince Albert for two days of shows, and promoter Rob Waloschuk is excited to bring his promotion back to Prince Albert, especially considering the show will be outdoors. 

“It’s got to be over 30 years ago that monster trucks were actually at PAEX grounds. You have to always travel to the big cities to get into these shows.”

“They can really do what they’re meant to do on the outdoors and a lot of open spaces and bigger jumps, bigger things to crush and just put on a real monster truck show like it should be outdoors.” 

There is a chance of rain in the forecast for Saturday, but that won’t have an affect on whether or not the show will go on. 

“If it rains, we still go anyway. It’s a rain or shine event. Some people love the mud and it adds a different element to the show, but we’re good to go.” 

Monster trucks are also arriving with a Pit Party which will allow people the chance to ride in the monster trucks, the regular monster trucks show, and Super Modified Mini Monster Trucks as well. 

Tickets are on sale at Lake Country Co-op’s Food, or online at outlawsofmotorsports.ca. Shows start at 2:00 p.m. both Saturday and Sunday at the fair grounds.

nick.nielsen@pattisonmedia.com