The PBR Teams season ends in Las Vegas. The PBR Team Series Championship takes over T-Mobile Arena from Friday, November 6 to Sunday, November 8, 2026, according to the official T-Mobile Arena listing, with the PBR Teams world title on the line across three sessions. Session times are 7:45 PM on Friday, 4:45 PM on Saturday and 2:15 PM on Sunday, all Pacific Time. The arena’s listing sets up the weekend’s headline duel: the two regular-season MVP contenders, No. 1 John Crimber and No. 2 Dalton Kasel, go head-to-head as their teams chase the championship.
PBR Teams turned bull riding into a team sport, with rosters of riders scoring together across a season of events, and Las Vegas has hosted the championship finale since the format began. The team format changes the viewing experience: every out matters to a standings table, coaches make lineup decisions between rounds, and a single 8-second ride late on Sunday can swing the title. For first-time fans, the championship weekend is the easiest entry point of the year, because the stakes are visible in every matchup and the field is the strongest the sport can put in one building.
Dates and times
The PBR Team Series Championship runs across three sessions at T-Mobile Arena: Friday, November 6, 2026 at 7:45 PM (doors 6:15 PM), Saturday, November 7 at 4:45 PM (doors 3:15 PM) and Sunday, November 8 at 2:15 PM (doors 1:00 PM), according to the official T-Mobile Arena listing. All times are Pacific Time; Las Vegas is on Pacific Standard Time (UTC-8) by this weekend, after the November 1 clock change. Sunday’s early start is the deciding session, so if you can only attend one, that is the day the title is won, while Friday night offers the fullest crowd and the opening-round energy.
Venue
The championship is at T-Mobile Arena, 3780 South Las Vegas Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV 89109, at The Park, behind New York-New York and Park MGM on the west side of the Strip. For bull riding, the arena floor is covered in dirt and the seating bowl drops steeply toward the chutes, which keeps even upper-level seats close to the action. Lower-bowl seats near the chutes give the clearest view of the rides’ opening seconds, while center seats are best for following scores and replays on the arena’s screens.
Tickets
Tickets for each session are on sale through the official T-Mobile Arena listing, which links to AXS, the arena’s official ticketing partner. The arena listing does not publish a starting ticket price, so check the official AXS event pages for the current price of each session, including fees, before you buy. Sessions are sold separately, so a Friday ticket does not include Sunday’s finale. Expect the Sunday session and the lower bowl to sell first; Saturday afternoon is a convenient option for visitors who want to keep their evening free for the rest of the Strip.
Getting to T-Mobile Arena
The arena is a short walk from Park MGM, New York-New York, MGM Grand and Aria, and the Las Vegas Monorail’s MGM Grand station is about ten minutes away on foot. Drivers can use nearby resort garages, including Park MGM and New York-New York, but should allow extra time on Friday evening. The Park’s restaurants fill up before the Friday session, so an early dinner reservation is a good idea, and rideshare pick-up is smoother if you walk a block or two from the arena after each session ends.
More Las Vegas events
Planning a longer stay? Read our guide to the 2026 Las Vegas Grand Prix, which returns to the Strip circuit in November.