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‘Rumble’ holding line on general admission ticket prices
FORT WAYNE, Ind. – There will be no increase in general admission ticket pricing for the 18th annual Rumble in Fort Wayne on Dec. 26-27, according to the event organizers.
Held inside the confines of the Memorial Coliseum Expo Center on a highly competitive, 1/6-mile concrete oval, the holiday event includes full-sized midgets, winged and non-winged 600cc midgets, and multiple classes of go-karts and quarter midgets. General admission will remain $20 per day for adults (13 and older) and $10 per day for children (12 and younger). Reserved seats, in selected areas, will be an additional $4 per seat.
All divisions will compete both days. Saturday’s menu will follow the traditional format of previous years with qualifying heat races, last-chance showdowns and feature races, while Sunday’s show will see a slight twist in the action to allow for a quicker show.
With the exception of the midgets, a point system from Saturday’s action will determine last-chance showdowns and A-main feature lineups. The midget division, which combines U.S. Auto Club-compliant National Pavement Series cars, Focus cars and Kenyon Cars into one class, will continue to run a full program.
Information on online ticketing sales will be released shortly.
Entry forms and tentative time schedules for the competing classes will be released within two weeks. In the meantime, questions may be directed to [email protected].
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