2025 Brisbane Truck Show tickets on sale
With exhibition space sold out, the May 15 to 18 event will be abuzz with all the latest from the trucking industryTickets are now on sale for the 2025 Brisbane Truck Show, to be held at the city’s convention and exhibition centre from May 15 to 18.
Building on the success of past shows, all exhibition space is already sold out, guaranteeing attendees over 30,000 square metres of exhibitions of the latest trucks, trailers, technologies and parts and accessories.
The 2025 show will be a core part of Truck Week, a week-long festival incorporating an array of activations in nearby South Bank Parklands, including the Premier Boxing Series, a show ‘n shine, and The Depot careers and entertainment hub – plus the Heavy Equipment and Machinery Show at RNA Showgrounds and the Heritage Truck Show at Rocklea.
All tickets will also include free entry (and bus transfers) to the Heavy Equipment and Machinery Show at the Brisbane Showgrounds and the Heritage Truck Show at Rocklea Showgrounds.
Related: Records fall at 2023 Brisbane Truck Show
A range of ticketing options are available for the 2025 show, from single-day general admission through to a multi-day VIP experience and the highly popular ClubBTS Gold Passes.
General admission is frozen at 2023 prices, with single-day tickets priced at $25 for adults and $20 for concession card holders.
Multi-day tickets can be purchased online at $60 for adults and $50 for concession card holders.
Attendees will save $5 buying both single- and multi-day tickets online rather than at the door.
Under 18s don’t require a ticket.
Meanwhile, ClubBTS 2025 is tailored specifically for the show’s super fans, and includes a multi-day limited-edition pass and lanyard along with unique merchandise, exhibitor gifts and vouchers for use around the show. Price is $249, limited to 100 memberships.
To purchase a ticket(s) for the 2025 Brisbane Truck Show, visit the Brisbane Truck Show website.
The Brisbane Truck Show, recognised internationally among the world’s leading industry business events, is owned and run by national industry association, Heavy Vehicle Industry Australia (HVIA).
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