This is the second event in our line of giving back. The first event was "Backing the Blue" in which we gave away a built 2020 Polaris RZR to a special member of law enforcement. This year is for the armed branches. We are giving away a 2021 fully custom Polaris General to a member of service.

Day of riding at Badlands Off Road Park.

Food trucks.

Concert.

Polaris General Give Away.

Children 5 and Under are free.

Concert passes do not include entry into Badlands Off Road Park. Driver Bands for Badlands Off Road are sold separately. Driver Bands for October 9th at the Badlands are LIMITED. If you want to guarantee your spot to ride on October 9th, you can purchase a ride band from the ticket section. For more information on riding at Badlands Off Road Park please visit www.badlandsoffroad.com

VISIT www.TributetotheTroops.com to nominate your soldier for the Polaris Ranger Giveaway!

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