Cactus Jack Top Ranch Showdown Tickets

You've Got a Guy presents Cactus Jack Top Ranch Showdown, a premier ranch bronc riding event held in conjunction with the PRCA Xtreme Bull Riding at the Uvalde County Fairplex Arena. This action-packed weekend brings together a high-caliber roster of PRCA champions and NFR competitors, set in the heart of Uvalde, Texas. Tickets are straightforward: General Admission the best available price, and a Mega Pass (three-night access) the best available price—perfect for fans who want to catch every moment of the action without the hassle.

The Top Ranch Showdown serves as the qualifier night on May 1, 2025, with bronc riders taking the arena at approximately 7:00 PM. Doors open for the PRCA Xtreme Bull Riding on May 2 at ~6:00 PM, with the show starting around 7:30 PM, and continuing May 3. We’ve got you covered on scheduling and logistics, so you can focus on the ride and the roar of the crowd.

Located at the Uvalde County Fairplex Arena (215 Veterans Ln, Uvalde, TX 78801), this venue welcomes rodeo fans with a long-standing tradition of hosting top-tier bull riding and bronc events. If you’re planning your trip, consider secure your seats early—this lineup features some of rodeo’s most celebrated athletes and upcoming stars alike.

Roster highlights for 2025 include Stetson Wright (8x PRCA World Champion) and fellow champions and NFR competitors such as Ky Hamilton, Trey Kimzey, Jake Lockwood, Brady Portenier, Cody Jesus, Dustin Boquet, Wacey Schalla, Cooper James, Tristen Hutchings, Cody Teel, and more. For fans following the circuit, this event is a must-see weekend that blends traditional ranch bronc riding with the adrenaline of PRCA Xtreme Bull Riding. For updates, follow the official Cactus Jack Foundation on Facebook at cactusjackuvalde.

Social links and official channels provide the latest event information, rider updates, and behind-the-scenes access. We’ve got you covered with reliable tickets and clear details so you can focus on the ride and the roar of the arena in Uvalde.