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    Petrolheadonism Underground Returns to Wembley Park for 2025

    Rhys GregoryBy Rhys Gregory11 February 202502 Mins Read
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    Get ready for a turbocharged weekend as Petrolheadonism Underground returns to Wembley Park’s Coach Parks on 29th and 30th March 2025. This annual automotive spectacle is set to showcase some of the most exciting cars from across the UK, featuring over 500+ privately owned show cars spanning multiple genres—from supercars and hypercars to retro, classic, highly modified, and Fast & Furious-style builds.

    What to Expect

    This high-octane event promises a packed schedule with something for every petrolhead, including:

    • Content Creators & Their Rides – Meet popular automotive influencers and check out their unique builds.
    • Over 50 Exhibitors & Showcases – Browse a diverse selection of automotive-related products, services, and brands.
    • Exclusive Hypercar Displays – Experience rare hypercars up close in specially curated areas.
    • Daily Underground NightClub – Enjoy a car show with a difference, featuring vehicles inspired by Need for Speed, Max Power, and Fast & Furious eras, all within the immersive Pink Lower zone.
    • Live Art Showcases & Stage Interviews – Engage with creators and industry experts as they share their automotive insights.
    • Music & Food Stalls – A full festival atmosphere with plenty of food and entertainment to keep the energy levels high.

    New for 2025 – Family Zone!

    This year introduces the Family Zone, hosted by DadCars and Dream Drives Movie Cars, featuring:

    • RC Drift Car Racing – Test your skills on a miniature track.
    • Live Stage Entertainment – Fun and engaging activities for all ages.
    • Meet & Greets with Content Creators – A chance for fans to connect with their favourite automotive influencers (to be announced by 1st March – ticket holders get first access to booking slots!).

    How to Get There

    Located within the M25, Wembley Park is easily accessible via the London Underground and UK road network. Parking is available at Wembley Park’s local car parks, with pricing and instructions sent to ticket holders in advance.

    Ticket Information

    Advance Tickets:

    • Adults: £20
    • Under 15s: £10
    • Under 9s: Free

    On-the-Gate Prices:

    • Adults: £25
    • Under 15s: £15
    • Under 9s: Free

    No discount codes, family tickets, or weekend passes will be available on the gate, so booking in advance is highly recommended!

    Don’t miss out on one of the UK’s best automotive events—mark your calendars and secure your tickets now!

    For more details and to book tickets, visit Petrolheadonism Underground.

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