Snapdragon Stadium is hosting Monster Jam for the very first time; 250 dump trucks are loading 26 million pounds of dirt on to the stadium floor in preparation.
SAN DIEGO — Monster Jam returns to San Diego, but long before the trucks put on a good show, tractors, dump trucks and backhoes took center stage. The dirt was dumped, and the track put together. Monster Jam is making it Snapdragon debut, as it moves over from Petco Park.
As for the workers in charge of putting the track together, they aren't just loading dirt anywhere. You might call them the architects of Monster Jam. In all, Resto says 26 million pounds of dirt will fill the floor of Snapdragon.
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