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PRD PRESENTS... MARRIED AT FIRST SMITE

Feb 28
1 min read

FIRST GAME FOR 2026! đź’Ąđź’’


It’s love at first fight as the Bridezillas take on the Groommonsters in a roller derby showdown that’s anything but blissful. Expect flying veils, monstrous hits, and a battle for matrimonial supremacy as these two fierce teams skate down the aisle and straight into chaos.


Will the Bridezillas dominate with icy precision and perfectly executed blocks? Or will the Groommonsters unleash mayhem and crash the party?


Till death (or the final whistle) do them part... don’t miss this wildly entertaining clash on eight wheels.


WHEN: Saturday 28th March.


TIME: Doors open 4.30pm, first whistle at 5pm.


VENUE: Morley Rollerdrome.


Adults (12+ yrs) $12

Kids (5 - 11 yrs) $7

(On the door: Adults $15, Kids $10)

Under 5s free.


Tickets available online now via Humanitix.



 
 
 

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