Visit DEMO DAYS
DEMO DAYS is a biennial event that revolves around demonstrations and testing of working and driving machines.
The 4th edition of DEMO DAYS will take place on 4+5+6 September 2026 at Terril Saint-Antoine in Boussu.
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About us
At DEMO DAYS, you will find the latest machines, techniques and equipment from the construction sector: heavy equipment for road construction and civil engineering, construction vehicles, trucks, tippers, accessories and other equipment.
There are continuous demonstrations and tests of more than 100 working (excavating) machines, lorries, tippers, accessories and other equipment.
DEMO DAYS focuses specifically on professional users of machines across various sectors: machine operators, workshop managers, purchasers, technical directors and public authorities.
Opening hours
| Friday 4 Sept 2026 | 9.00 - 17.00 |
| Saturday 5 Sept 2026 | 9.00 - 17.00 |
| Sunday 6 Sept 2026 | 9.00 - 17.00 |
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Plan your visit - practical information
Entrance tickets
Free with online registration. Ticket is valid for 3 days for 1 person.
Payment on site without code: €25.00/ticket
Boots or safety shoes are highly recommended!
The Demo Zone is very extensive and has no fixed walking paths. The visitor trail is almost 3 km long and has slopes on rocky ground of up to 20%. Be sure to avoid open and unstable footwear. The site is not accessible to disabled people, wheelchair users and pushchairs.
Visiting DEMO DAYS is at your own risk and responsibility.
The site is not a play area. Minors are only permitted access when accompanied by an adult.
Parking
GPS address: Chemin de Thulin - Dour
Follow the signs to the car park. The car park is subject to a charge.
Only certified assistance dogs are permitted as companions. These dogs must be clearly recognisable and carry official certification.
