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Tickets must be pre-purchased for Brisbane 4X4 Show – get the discount code here!

4X4 shows are back on! But, they are subject to some new rules as the result of COVID. For the Brisbane 4X4 Show on 19-21 March, this means there will be no tickets for sale …

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Mar 11 2021

Mar 11 2021

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4X4 shows are back on! But, they are subject to some new rules as the result of COVID. For the Brisbane 4X4 Show on 19-21 March, this means there will be no tickets for sale at the gate, so you will need to pre-purchase tickets before coming, and even nominate the time you intend on being there.

We’ve managed to secure a discount code, so if you head over to https://4x4show.com.au/brisbane/buy-tickets/ which is the only place to get tickets to the show, enter the discount code Club4X421 to get discount entry.

Club 4X4 will be exhibiting so please put us on your list of stands to visit and come say G’day and have a yarn! We’ll be bringing some off-road racing simulators, giveaways, and have some competitions running, but we’re also keen to just say G’day and have a yarn!

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