Camping World Stadium-Orlando

Camping World Stadium, formerly known as the Citrus Bowl, is a stadium located in Orlando, Florida. Over the years, the stadium has undergone numerous expansions and name changes since it opened in 1936 as a Works Progress Administration project for $115,000 and a capacity of 8,900. In 2014, a massive $207.7 million reconstruction produced 90% all-new construction and a completely modernized stadium. In 2015, the stadium underwent another major renovation that included new seats, suites, and a video board. With these upgrades, Camping World Stadium has been able to attract new high-profile events such as neutral-site college football games, NFL pre-season games, and big-name concerts while retaining its signature bowl games and events. It was ranked 12th by Stadium Journey as the 12th-best stadium in the world in 2017.

 

A trip to Camping World Stadium is a must if you enjoy watching sports. Many sporting events have taken place there since it opened, including football games, soccer matches, and even monster truck rallies. An interesting fact about the venue is that it was the only place where Van Halen and The Rolling Stones performed together during the “American Tour 1981”. The stadium was also chosen to host three matches of Group A during the 1996 Olympic Women’s Soccer Tournament. On the 2nd of August 1998, the MLS All-Star Game between the USA All-Stars and the World All-Stars was held at this stadium. The 2002 Survivor Series and 2007 No Way Out pay-per-view was also held here.

 

The stadium was built for football and in the past, it has served as the home of several alternate-league football teams. It is home to the Orlando City Soccer Club and the Camping World Bowl. The Camping World Bowl is a post-season college football bowl game that has been held annually since 2016. The stadium also serves as the current home of the Citrus Bowl, an annual NCAA Division 1 Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) college football bowl game, and the Cure Bowl, another NCAA FBS post-season game.

 

The Orlando City Soccer Club also plays its games at Camping World Stadium, making it the only stadium in the United States to host men’s and women’s professional soccer games. It is also the regular host of other college football games including the Florida Classic between Florida A&M and Bethune-Cookman, the MEAC/SWAC Challenge, and the Camping World Kickoff. Finally, it even hosted three WWE events including WrestleMania XXIV, Royal Rumble 2020, and Summer Slam 2015.

 

Meanwhile, if you’re looking for the best seats in the stadium gallery, you will want to head to the upper decks. There you will have a great view of the field’s action and the Stadium’s stunning scenery. Another great place to catch a game at Camping World Stadium is the bleachers. These seats offer a great field view, and you will see all the action without worrying about getting too close. Though if you’re looking for a more intimate experience, you may want to consider sitting in the front row. These seats offer a great view of the field, and you will hear all the action on the field. Of course, you also will see the players up close and personal, which can be a great experience. To be able to experience to do that, you must first have yourself a VIP ticket. To become a VIP, you must sign up with the Camping World Stadium membership program.

At Camping Stadium, you can expect top-notch amenities that make the experience extra special. From amenities such as VIP parking and express gates to a wide selection of craft beers, you can expect an unforgettable experience each time you come for a game. There’s also The Tower Club which is an exclusive club for season ticket holders, VIP guests, and other special guests. This area features private bars, lounges, and dining options.

 

The stadium also offers many conveniences for all its visitors. Free Wi-Fi throughout the building allows fans to keep up with their favorite teams on social media, while convenient concessions stand to give quick access to food and drinks. The facility also has ample restrooms, ticket booths, ATMs, and other amenities that provide comfort and convenience while at the venue. There are also other features worth exploring such as the Fan Zone, a place where fans can play interactive games and purchase souvenirs.

 

Aside from that, you can even tour the stadium’s history with museum-like displays that share stories about Orlando’s sports history. When no games are happening, the stadium also plays host to a variety of concerts and other special events including fundraisers and corporate events. Such events include the Florida Classic, where each year the marching bands from Florida A&M University and Bethune-Cookman University battle it out in a spectacular showdown. A few concerts were also held at the stadium like the “Concert for Orlando” in 2016, organized by the City of Orlando to benefit Pulse Nightclub victims, as well as the “One Love Manchester” concert in 2017 for victims of the Manchester Arena bombing.

 

Camping World Stadium is much more than just a venue for sports, it also serves as a gathering place for locals and visitors alike. With an abundance of activities and events held throughout the year, this iconic spot in Downtown Orlando is sure to entertain everyone no matter what their interests may be.

 

It is located at 1610 W Church St, Orlando, FL 32805 which is less than 2 miles from downtown Orlando where most buses and trains will drop passengers off. To get there, you can choose to use a ride-share service like Uber or Lyft to get to the stadium you will be there in about 15 minutes and you will pay anywhere between $6 and $12, depending on where in Orlando you arrive and the traffic at the time. Although most people in the area prefer to drive, there are different bus lines you can take to arrive at the venue from the main transportation centers. Nevertheless, you’re guaranteed an amazing experience when you visit Camping World Stadium.