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Yes, there’s really a surf festival coming to Arizona. Here’s what to know

By USA Today Network via Reuters Connect

October 20, 2025

Get ready to catch some waves, even in the middle of the desert. Revel Ruckus is crashing into Mesa’s Revel Surf Park, bringing Arizona’s ultimate blend of surf, skate and music mayhem.

The first day of the event kicks off with athlete jam sessions, a swimsuit fashion show and a VIP pre-party. The next day brings the main event: the Winch Pro Surf Big Air Contest, Huck Dive Show and River League Finals.

You’ll spot action-sports legends like Colby Raha, the seven-time X Games champion and world record holder for his freestyle motocross feats. Joining him are surf stars like Noah Beschen, Blair Conklin and Austin Keen. Plus skate icons such as Omar Hassan and Heimana Reynolds.

Forget about the beach, here is everything to know about Revel Rukus: Full Send Festival in Mesa.

Where will Revel Ruckus: Full Send Festival be held?

Revel Rukus will take place at Revel Surf Park in Mesa. The park will be transformed into a full-blown festival with surf waves, skate demos and cliff diving events.

How much are tickets to Revel Ruckus: Full Send Festival?

General admission is $75 per day, which includes access to the vendor village, beer garden, food trucks, DJ after parties, and surf and skate events.

VIP is $150 per day and adds shaded VIP lounges, premium food and drink, meet-and-greets with athletes, and priority viewing.

VIP cabanas start at $1,500 per day and offer private seating for up to six guests, full VIP perks and the best event views.

All tickets include a complimentary Revel Surf Beach pass valid from November 2025 to March 2026. VIP tickets also come with a free River Wave session during the event, available on a first-come basis.

Revel Rukus: Full Send Festival

Address: Revel Surf Park, 4503 S. Power Road, Mesa.

Dates: Friday and Saturday, Oct. 24-25.

Hours: Doors open at 11 a.m. daily.

Details: revelsurf.com.

Reporting by Tiffany Acosta, Arizona Republic

 

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