Professional Bull Riders’ World Finals to be held in Fort Worth for the first time
The Professional Bull Riders World Finals is coming to Cowtown in May, bringing the world’s best riders to Dickies Arena for two weekends of competition.
This will be the first year for Fort Worth to host the PBR World Finals. The competition was previously held in Las Vegas from 1994 through 2019 and moved to Arlington in 2020 because of strict coronavirus restrictions in Nevada.
The PBR World Finals: Unleash the Beast competition will take place over seven days in May. Millions in prize money will be given to contestants — the champion will go home with the coveted gold buckle.
Whether you’re interested in going for one night or all seven nights, plan ahead with this guide to times, ticket prices and parking information.
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When are the PBR World Finals in Fort Worth?
There are seven days of competition spanning over two weekends in May. The first three rounds will take place May 13-15 and the final five rounds will be from May 19-22.
May 13: 6:45 p.m.
May 14: 6:45 p.m.
May 15: 1:45 p.m.
May 19: 7:45 p.m.
May 20: 7:45 p.m.
May 21: 7:45 p.m.
May 22: 8:45 a.m.
How much are tickets for the PBR World Finals?
Tickets are on sale through Ticketmaster and start at $46, rising in price depending on seating location.
Where can I park at Dickies Arena?
Pay-to-park lots will be offered at the Yellow Lots and the Chevrolet Parking Garage located at 3464 Trail Drive. The Chevrolet Parking Garage has 2,200 spaces.
Are there any potential record setters for this year’s PBR?
Joao Ricardo Vieira is currently ranked No. 1 in the world. According to a Professional Bull Riders release, if Vieira becomes the champion of this year’s World Finals he would be the oldest rider ever to win the gold buckle.
Jose Vitor Leme is another potential record setter this year. He is currently No. 5 in the world and if he wins the championship this year, he would become the first rider in history to claim three consecutive season championships and the third three-time PBR World Championship winner.
Where can I stream the PBR World Finals?
If you’re not able to make it out to Dickies Arena or would rather watch from the comfort of your home, the competition will be available to watch on CBS, CBS Sports Network and PBR Ride Pass on Pluto TV.
