Are tickets refundable?

No—tickets are final sale. The event is rain-or-shine and refunds or exchanges are not offered except in the event of full cancellation.

Is the event family friendly?

Yes, but all children under 16 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian and may be subject to the same security screenings.

What are the check-in procedures?

All attendees must sign waivers prior to check-in. VIP and GA guests have designated check-in tables; viewing-only ticket holders check in at the viewing area.

Is food or drink allowed?

Outside food and drink are allowed in viewing areas outside Revel Surf Park gates; inside access (GA/VIP) follows venue policies—no outside food inside fenced areas.

Will there be parking on site?

Arrive early for parking and beach access; expect security checkpoints and staggered entry to ease congestion.

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Q: Can I bring my camera?

Non-professional cameras are allowed but professional cameras with detachable lenses are prohibited inside the event perimeter.

Record Breakers at Revel Surf is a one-day extreme sports festival in Mesa, Arizona, staged at Revel Surf Park (4503 South Power Road Mesa, AZ 85212). On January 31, 2026, the park’s man-made surf lagoon, broad sandy beach areas, and custom dirt ramps become a proving ground for three certified world‑record attempts and a headline concert by The All American Rejects. The field of play is distinctive: a swimming-size surf lagoon framed by beach access and engineered dirt landings that let riders fly over water and into enormous quarter pipes. Expect spectacle in the form of Colby Raha’s planned moto mega-ramp launch, Blake Wilkey and Paul Fisher’s trophy truck distance jump, Andrew Topa’s BMX high‑air attempt, and Dennis Enarson’s dirt mini mega course. Organizers built extended ramps and 28‑foot quarter pipes specifically for these stunts, so the visuals are unlike most desert events. Event logistics are straightforward and festival-friendly. Revel Surf’s gates open at 11:00 A.M., athlete programming begins in the afternoon, and the action runs from roughly 2:00–9:00 P.M. Ticket tiers range from viewing-only to All Access VIP, which includes meet-and-greets, VIP bar service, and after‑party access. All attendees must sign waivers before check-in; the event is rain-or-shine and tickets are non‑refundable. Why this feels singular in the Mesa outdoor scene is simple: the collision of engineered surf infrastructure and big-air dirt ramping creates stunts you can’t stage on a traditional dirt track. Stunts that cross a surf lagoon produce dramatic splash lines, and the adjacent beach viewing areas give non-riders immersive sightlines without sacrificing safety. The festival also amplifies local recreational life by bringing concert energy and family-friendly beach zones into an action-sports setting. Practical tips: bring ear protection for loud engines, a sealed reusable water bottle (allowed), sun protection for long desert afternoons, and a small pack—professional cameras with detachable lenses are not permitted inside. Security screenings and strict prohibited-item lists keep the site controlled. Record Breakers is built to be memorable, a concentrated burst of engineered spectacle and live music that leverages Revel Surf Park’s unique surf lagoon and modular dirt ramps. For travelers staying in Mesa, this event is a rare opportunity to see multiple elite athletes attempt records in one place while enjoying a live concert and beachside festival atmosphere. Arrive early to stake a viewing spot or to relax on Revel Surf’s beach before the big runs; gates open at 11 A.M. VIP and GA ticket holders get inside access, while viewing-only tickets remain outside the fenced performance area. Families should note that all children under 16 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Expect security screenings; prohibited items include weapons, drones, and professional detachable-lens cameras. Hydrate and expect a late after‑party.