The OFFICIAL Wales Strongest Man is back at The Vale Arena. Will The Bull take the title for the 5th time or will there be a new champion?
The OFFICIAL Wales Strongest Man is returning to The Vale Arena for the 2nd year. This is the route to Giants Live Britains Strongest Man & ultimately Worlds Strongest Man.
Come see the best in Wales battle it out with the winner earning their invite to Britain’s Strongest Man 2027.
Will Gavin ‘The Bull’ Bilton take the title for the 5th time or will a new champion be crowned? Can Matt Dimond take the title back off The Bull? Can David Ramplee or Jamie Butler become the champion for the 1st time? Will someone come in under the radar to take the title?
There’s only one way to find out…..grab your tickets now.
Wales strongest man qualifier is at Area 51 gym on June 14th where the battle will be on to qualify for Wales Strongest Man – head over to our social media to find out more.
More information will be released on social media in the build up to this event – sponsors, stalls, athlete info etc
There is very limited parking at the venue however, there is plenty of free parking on the street below the venue
Wales’s Strongest Man 2026 . Don’t miss out on this family-friendly show featuring amazing feats of strength!
Wales’s Strongest Man returns to Cardiff over the August Bank Holiday weekend. 2026 will feature a bar, great food and fan village, plus incredible feats of strength.
Part of the UK’s Strongest Man Qualifying Tour, the show features fantastic strength entertainment suitable for all ages.
Children Under 2 go free.
Child tickets available for ages 3-15 years.
Disabled and Free Carer Tickets Available – Please contact Lesley@ultimatestrongman.tv to discuss your requirements and find the best seating options for your accessible needs.
DOORS OPEN: 12.00 PM
WALES’s STRONGEST MAN STARTS: 1PM
SHOW ENDS: 5.00 PM
Please note we are unable to offer refunds, however tickets can be re-sold or transferred to a third party.
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