The festivities ran from June 11-14, drawing in over 50,000 people to Salem, breaking last year’s record.

The 4-day event included both new and classic cars, live music and vendors.

2026 Super Cruise Director Brian May says the event raised a record amount of money for Salem’s Third Street Food Bank, while also helping local businesses.

“I am extremely happy. The community supported us 100%, a lot of the businesses that were worried about business not being there for them did extremely well. I think all in all, everybody really thrived,” May said.

The American Motor Drome Company’s Wall of Death thrilled fans at the Salem Super Cruise on Friday and Saturday. Motorcycles climbed the 14-foot wooden wall during the stunt show. (Photo by Ron Firth)

Organizers say they are already looking forward to next year’s Super Cruise.