Although motorcycle and hot rods can be registered onsite, it is recommended that you do so in advance with your ticket purchase.





Anchored by the recently renovated Ramova Theater and the upstart Electric Funeral, the historic neighborhood of Bridgeport will be our new home.

Originally built in 1929 and reopened in 2023 after a major renovation backed in part by Chicago natives Quincy Jones, Jennifer Hudson, and Chance the Rapper, the 1,800-seat Ramova Theater now stands as a restored neighborhood landmark and a fitting anchor for MOTOBLOT.
Recently christened one of Chicago’s best new bars by Chicago Magazine, Electric Funeral earned this praise: “Opened by the duo behind Jackalope Coffee, the friendliest spooky bar in town has an effortlessly cool and welcoming vibe that can best be defined as ‘if the Munsters had a rec room in the ’70s.’”
If you plan to park your motorcycle, scooter or hot rod within the festival, you must be registered. Space is limited, so advance registration is highly recommended.
Buy tickets and get registered
Remember, you can plan to party Saturday and take your ride home the next day. Overnight security is provided onsite.
Parking for other vehicles is not provided. There is plenty of free and metered parking available around the festival area. However, taxi, Uber or Lyft are highly recommended.
If you need accommodations, these hotels provide a MOTOBLOT discount.
Yes! Children 12 years and younger also get FREE admission! Bring your own noise canceling headphones or earplugs as they are not sold onsite.
No! Outside food and beverages are not allowed.
Yes! You can leave your motorcycle or hot rod withing the festival area overnight Saturday – Sunday. There is 24 hour security. MOTOBLOT does not assume responsibility if your property is lost or stolen.
This is a rain or shine event. MOTOBLOT tickets are non-refundable and non-transferable. Entertainment schedule is subject to change.