EDC Orlando: Road closures, parking and travel tips for festivalgoers this weekend

ORLANDO, Fla. – The beats are about to drop in Orlando as thousands of electronic dance music fans prepare to descend on Camping World Stadium for EDC Orlando.

The festival is expected to bring about 100,000 additional visitors to the city this weekend, creating increased traffic and road closures near the stadium.

Whether you’re attending the festival or simply traveling through the area, here’s what you need to know before the festivities begin.

Road closures around Camping World Stadium are scheduled to begin at 8 a.m. Friday and continue through Sunday.

Drivers should expect heavier traffic and plan for additional travel time, particularly near the stadium.

Parking near Camping World Stadium is expected to be limited during the festival.

One option for festivalgoers is to park in a downtown Orlando parking garage and use the city’s free Grapefruit LYNX Line to travel closer to the stadium.

Visitors should plan their parking arrangements ahead of time and allow extra time to reach the festival.

Brightline offering discounted fares

Travelers coming from South Florida may have another option for getting to the festival.

Brightline is partnering with EDC Orlando to offer discounted fares, giving festivalgoers an alternative to driving and potentially avoiding some of the weekend’s traffic.

Once inside the festival, attendees should be aware of the event’s rules and local laws.

The festival has a zero-tolerance policy for illegal substances. Orlando police also say they will enforce applicable laws throughout the weekend.

Festivalgoers are encouraged to pick up a festival map upon arrival. With multiple stages and a large lineup of artists, reviewing the map ahead of time can help attendees plan their schedules and avoid missing their favorite performers.

Still need tickets?

There are still tickets available for EDC Orlando, according to the event information provided. You can get passes HERE.

With thousands of fans expected and a weekend full of music and entertainment ahead, organizers and local officials are encouraging visitors to plan ahead, account for traffic and give themselves plenty of time to get to the stadium.