World-Famous Extreme Show "Wild Ride" to Hit Israel This Hanukkah Season
The world-famous extreme motocross show "Wild Ride" is coming to Holon this Hanukkah, headlining a massive season of holiday entertainment, theater productions, and major musical concerts across Israel.
Extreme sports enthusiasts are in for a massive treat as the world-renowned freestyle motocross show "Wild Ride" by FMX-Freestyle Zombies prepares to land in Israel this Hanukkah.
The Ultimate Extreme Showdown
Scheduled for December 10 at the Toto Hall in Holon, the blockbuster event has previously captivated audiences in Barcelona, Madrid, London, and Paris. The production will showcase leading global automotive and two-wheel brands, offering the general public an immersive glimpse into the thrilling world of extreme sports and BMX riding.
The high-octane spectacle will be hosted by prominent television personalities Zvika Hadar and Rotem Israel, with professional commentary delivered by Boaz Korpel alongside a local and international judging panel. Professional riders will compete head-to-head in a fierce, unbridled live competition, joined by a talented crew of young Israeli riders specially trained in Barcelona.
Hanukkah Entertainment Extravaganza
This upcoming Hanukkah season is shaping up to be exceptionally rich in family-friendly activities. Alongside traditional holiday offerings, web stars have launched a special production called "Solstars 2026," led by internet phenomena Uri Ben Ari, Shoval Eliezer, Naveh Bar Moab, and Paz Sagi. Meanwhile, actor Meni Zucker is set to star in the new family comedy "A Small and Funny Sufganiyot Shop," performing in some 50 shows throughout the holiday.
Another major highlight is the mega-production "Magic Festival," boasting an unprecedented investment of 12 million shekels to raise the bar for children's theater in Israel. The stage will unite top children's stars, including Yuval HaMambulbal, Tal Mosseri, and Michal HaKtana. For adult audiences, the mega-musical concert "Hysteria" will bring together seven of Israel's biggest music stars for major performances at the Pais Arena in Jerusalem and Menora Mivtachim Arena in Tel Aviv.
