31 States · Trusted Since 1991
BMX School Assemblies That Students Actually Remember
BMX Freestylers Dream Team delivers BMX school assemblies for K-8 schools across 31 states, from California to Massachusetts. Running since 1991 and led by Dennis Langlais, each 40-minute assembly pairs professional riders and a full ramp setup with a variety of impactful messages.
No commitment to check availability · Purchase orders welcome
Our Approach
It's More Than a Show. It's the Message.
A BMX school assembly is a 40-minute live stunt show performed on portable ramps at your school, built around a character-education message. The riding earns their attention in the first ninety seconds. What we do with that attention is the reason schools book us again.
Since 1991 we have performed for more than 3,000 schools, bringing professional riders, ramps and a sound system directly onto elementary and middle school campuses across 31 states.
What Students Take Away
What do students actually learn?
Three themes run through every performance, delivered between tricks by the riders themselves rather than read from a script.
- Standing up to bullying — what to do when you see someone being picked on, framed by people students already think are cool.
- Failing before landing it — every trick took hundreds of failed attempts. To be good at anything in life you have to be persistent and never ever give up, and be smart in everything you do.
- Helmets, every time — safety gear worn and explained on stage, with the plain reason it goes on before every run.
- Setting a goal you can see — how a trick gets broken into steps, and why that works for schoolwork too. Improve in life in small steps to make a big impact.
Why Schools Book Us
Six reasons principals call back.
Three decades of school assemblies, a program built for K-8 attention spans, and paperwork that fits how districts actually buy.
Built for K-8 Attention
Forty minutes, up to 600 students at once, pitched to the grade band in front of us. Larger schools run two back-to-back assemblies so every grade sees it.
Fully Insured, District-Ready
General liability insurance with certificates naming your school or district as additional insured — usually issued within one business day of the request.
Purchase Orders Welcome
We work with school and district business offices on POs, invoices and contracts. No prepayment required to hold a conversation about a date.
We Bring Everything
Ramps, riders and sound system. You provide a flat 40 × 120 ft area and one standard power outlet. Setup takes 20 minutes; teardown about the same.
Since 1991, 3,000+ Schools
Three decades of school assemblies, not a side project. The riders have performed this show thousands of times, in front of every kind of crowd a campus can produce.
Rain Plan, No Penalty
We move into a gym with a 20-foot ceiling if the weather turns. If there is no indoor space that works, we reschedule at no charge.
The Message
One show, tuned to your message.
The riding stays the same. What the riders talk about between tricks changes to match whatever your school is focused on — anti-bullying, drug awareness, Red Ribbon Week, awards assemblies, or any special message you are trying to get across. Our teams are highly experienced in all of them.
Anti-Bullying
Our most requested message. Kindness, bystander action, and speaking up for the kid being picked on.
Drug Awareness
Straight talk about choices, delivered by athletes whose careers depend on staying clean.
Red Ribbon Week
Drug-free messaging built for the late-October window. Book early — this one fills first.
Awards Assemblies
Attendance, reading, behaviour and end-of-term awards, with a show attached worth working toward.
Goal Setting
Breaking a big goal into steps, using a trick the riders spent years landing as the worked example.
Bike & Helmet Safety
Gear, road sense, and the plain reason the helmet goes on before every single run.
Grade-Level Tuned
K-5 gets shorter sentences and call-and-response. 6-8 gets straighter talk from people who can smell a lecture.
Your Own Message
Character theme, fundraiser, PBIS focus, a district initiative — tell us what you need said and our riders will work it in.
On Campus
What it looks like on your blacktop.
Real ramps, a real crowd, and a flat area about 40 by 120 feet. This is a normal school day for us.
Pricing
What does an assembly cost?
It depends on where your school is — travel is the difference — so tell us your state and we will show you the actual show fees. No email address required.
Payment
- We accept district purchase orders.
- PTA and PTO funded assemblies welcome.
- Online payment available.
Timing
- Setup and teardown: 20 minutes each.
- Show length: 40 minutes.
These are show fees. Travel on multi-day trips can affect the final quote — your exact figure comes back with your date request.
How It Works
How does booking a BMX assembly work?
Four steps, and about five minutes to start. You check a date online, we confirm the route, you receive a quote or invoice, and we arrive with everything needed.
Check your date
Enter your school and preferred date online. Nothing is held and there is no payment — you are only asking what is open.
We confirm the route
We tour by region, so we check your date against the schedule for your state and confirm whether it is routable.
Quote, PO and insurance
You receive a written quote. We work with district business offices on purchase orders and provide a certificate of insurance.
Show day
We arrive about 20 minutes early to set up, run the 40-minute assembly, and take roughly 20 minutes to pack down.
Where We Ride
Thirty-one states, booked by region.
We tour through the school year, so dates cluster into routes. Highlighted states are where we currently perform. If your school sits outside them, ask anyway — routes change every season.
All 31 states: Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Missouri, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Vermont, Virginia, Washington and West Virginia.
| State | Metro areas |
|---|---|
| California | Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco, Sacramento, Fresno, San Jose |
| Texas | Houston, Dallas–Fort Worth, San Antonio, Austin, El Paso |
| Florida | Miami, Orlando, Tampa, Jacksonville, Fort Lauderdale |
| Georgia | Atlanta, Augusta, Savannah, Columbus, Macon |
| New York | New York City, Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, Albany |
| New Jersey | Newark, Jersey City, Paterson, Trenton, Edison |
| Pennsylvania | Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Allentown, Erie, Scranton |
| Massachusetts | Boston, Worcester, Springfield, Cambridge, Lowell |
Questions Schools Ask
Frequently asked questions
How long does a BMX school assembly last?
The show itself runs 40 minutes. Allow about 20 minutes beforehand for setup and about 20 minutes afterwards for teardown.
How many students can watch at once?
Up to 600 students per show. Larger schools usually run two back-to-back assemblies so every grade gets to see it.
What space do you need for the ramps?
A flat area roughly 40 by 120 feet. An outdoor blacktop or playground is ideal, and a gym with a 20-foot ceiling works as a rain backup. We need access to one standard power outlet.
Which states do you serve?
We perform in 31 states: Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Missouri, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Vermont, Virginia, Washington and West Virginia.
Do you accept school purchase orders?
Yes. We work with school and district business offices on purchase orders, invoices and contracts.
Are you insured, and can you name our district?
Yes. We carry general liability insurance and can provide a certificate naming your school or district as additional insured, usually within one business day of the request.
What grade levels is the assembly designed for?
Kindergarten through 8th grade. The riding works for every age; the spoken message is pitched to the grade band in the audience.
What happens if it rains on show day?
We move indoors to a gym if one is available with a 20-foot ceiling. If no indoor space works, we reschedule at no charge.
Book A Show
Ready to Check Your Date?
Tell us your school and the date you have in mind and we will confirm what is routable. Checking availability holds nothing and costs nothing.
Monday to Friday, 7am–4pm Pacific · Purchase orders welcome
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Dates, pricing, space, insurance — ask anything.