Hot Wheels stunt show heads to UK with first stop in Scottish city this autumn - how to get tickets
Hot Wheels is bringing its adrenaline-fuelled stunt show to the UK for the first time, and it's launching in Scotland this autumn. This action packed spectacle will tour three major arenas across the country, promising an unforgettable experience for fans young and old.
The tour kicks off at Aberdeen's P&J Live on September 27 and 28, 2025. Audiences will witness professional drivers push Hot Wheels vehicles to their limits through a series of increasingly difficult stunt challenges.
Get ready to see real life versions of iconic Hot Wheels cars, alongside Street Bikes and ATVs, perform feats of precision driving skills, jaw dropping backflips, thrilling ramp jumps, and tackle a daring 10 meter tall 360 loop.
Beyond the breathtaking stunts, the show features interactive fan experiences designed to immerse you in the world of Hot Wheels.
Expect larger than life Hot Wheels displays and special appearances by legendary vehicles from the brand's history, including the GT Scorcher, Boneshaker, Rodger Dodger and more.
The Hot Wheels Stunt Show is billed as the next level experience for fans of all ages, whether you're a die hard collector or a young challenger dreaming of racing glory. It's set to be a must see, edge of your seat experience for audiences of all ages.
Each stop on the tour will host four performances, and your ticket includes access to a 60 minute pre show party.
This allows fans to walk the arena floor, get up close to some of the vehicles, and even meet the drivers before the main event begins.
For the opening weekend in Aberdeen at P&J Live, the performance schedule is as follows:
Saturday September 27, 2025 | Show Start 11:30 | Pre-Show Party 09:30
Saturday September 27, 2025 | Show Start 18:30 | Pre-Show Party 16:30
Sunday September 28, 2025 | Show Start 11:30 | Pre-Show Party 09:30
Sunday September 28, 2025 | Show Start 18:30 | Pre-Show Party 16:30
Rob Wicks, managing director of P&J Live, expressed his excitement about hosting the premiere. "We have worked hard to bring this spectacular show to Aberdeen, and we are absolutely thrilled to be the very first venue to debut it in the UK," Wicks said.
He added: "The Hot Wheels brand is iconic, and the skill and precision it takes to perform these stunts in real life versions of these vehicles is nothing short of breathtaking."
Looking forward to the event, he stated, "This action packed show is definitely a must see for the whole family, and we look forward to the people of the Northeast of Scotland cheering them on."
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October 4, 5 – Utilita Arena, Newcastle
October 25, 26 – Wembley Arena, London
Securing your tickets
Presale access for Three mobile customers begins on Wednesday May 21, 2025 at 10am. P&J Live newsletter subscribers can access a venue presale on Thursday May 22, 2025 at 10am.
General on sale commences on Friday May 23, 2025 at 10am, with tickets available here.
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