Diggerland USA, the construction-themed adventure park in southern NJ, will honor the one year anniversary of the park’s opening, Saturday, June 13. The celebration named ’Digger and Daisy’s Birthday,’ after the park’s mascots will feature a special unveiling and a performance by the world famous JCB Dancing Diggers.

“We cannot wait to celebrate our one year of being open,” said Yan Girlya, co-owner of Diggerland USA. “We really love this park, the people who visit us and our staff. This celebration is going to be something special for everyone there – we have a big unveiling that we’re going to surprise everyone with.”

While details haven’t been revealed yet, the unveiling will be presented as a birthday gift for the mascots and will follow a 2:00 PM performance by the Dancing Diggers.

“The Dancing Diggers are truly a unique talent and with the majority of our machines being made by JCB, having the performance on our one year anniversary is a perfect fit,” said Ilya Girlya, co-owner of Diggerland USA.

The Dancing Diggers’ show at the event will be one of just two performances planned for the year in North America. The Dancing Diggers bring heavy machinery to life through theatrical performances by the JCB Stunt Team, led by Neil Smith, the stunt show driver who races the World’s Fastest Backhoe.

Diggerland USA opened to the public June 14, 2014 and features 24 attractions, including the newly added WorkMax UTVs. Most of the attractions at Diggerland are comprised of modified JCB equipment allowing children and their families to drive, ride and operate heavy equipment in a safe, family-friendly environment.

Today's top stories

Phase Two of $464M LA 1 Bridge Begins in Louisiana

McCullough Construction Replacing Swift Creek Bridge

Mecalac Launches Multifunctional Compact Loader Line to North American Market

Supreme Court WOTUS Ruling May Herald Faster Transportation Project Approvals

Applied Materials Plans to Build $4B Project Near HQ

VTrans to Replace I-91 Bridge Decks Over Brattleboro's Canal Street in 2024

Road, Bridge Building Season Has Begun Within Vermont, New Hampshire's Upper Valley

Rhode Island Senators Help Land $9M for Upgrades, Planning at Warwick's Airport