Camping world stadium food map
PREMIUM SEATING
When it comes to making the most of your in-game experience, the new club offers the best of both worlds. Covered, open-air seating, prime sideline locations and incredible sightlines create an immersive, yet comfortable, atmosphere for fans — plus, club ticket holders also receive unlimited access to an exclusive, air-conditioned retreat.
Features
Indoor/Outdoor under-cover seating
Exclusive food and beverage options including two full-service bars
Private restrooms
Wall-to-wall HD television screens so you don’t miss a minute of the action
Right of first refusal to purchase club seats for Camping World Stadium events (
membership only
)
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The Plaza Lounge provides access to a climate-controlled space featuring exclusive food and beverage options, including a full bar, HD televisions, private bathrooms and wide, indoor seating areas along with comfortable chair-back outdoor seating located along both sidelines of Field Level.
On the Camping World Stadium seating map, the upper rows – AA and above – of sections 105-111 have access to the East Plaza Lounge, while the upper rows of sections 131-137 – AA and above – have access to the
Camping World Stadium
LOCATION
Camping World Stadium: GPS Address: 1 Citrus Bowl Place, Orlando, FL 32805
STADIUM ENTRY & GATES
For direct and efficient access to your seats, please enter the stadium through the gate indicated on your ticket. All gates open 90 minutes prior to game time.
CARRY-IN ITEMS AND ENTRY SEARCH
In the interest of guest and staff safety, a search process is required to prevent guests from bringing unauthorized and prohibited items into the stadium. Guests who refuse to submit to either visual or pat down searches will be refused entry. Security personnel will conduct these searches. The guest must throw the prohibited item in the trash or return the item to their vehicle. Search sticks may be used to move items around, if necessary. Any items in question should be removed by the guest.
PROHIBITED ITEMS
To ensure the safest environment possible, the City of Orlando and Camping World Stadium prohibit the following items inside the stadium. Please check event-specific guides for any additional prohibited items.
Air horns
Backpacks
Bottles
Cameras with detachable lenses and/or lenses 3 in. or longer
Cans
Carts
Coolers
Cycles
A-Z Guide
Eating stadium food is a cherished part of the game day experience for many patrons. With that in mind, Camping World Stadium will continue to offer great-tasting traditional food staples like hamburgers, hot dogs, pizza, chicken tenders and nachos while also offering more exciting culinary options like mojo grilled chicken, beef or chicken tinga tacos, sausage po’boys, local beer-braised brats and BBQ pulled pork sandwiches. We’ve also added gluten-free options to the menu.
No matter where you are in the stadium, there are also numerous beverage options on tap, including bottled water, soda, domestic & imported beer, wine, liquor and energy drinks. Please note it is standard policy to remove bottle caps from any bottled beverages. In some instances, shows will request pour-only, in which case all beverages will be poured into cups and served to patrons.
Concession stands like the Central Grill, Rio Grande Tex Mex and Tangerine Tap along with numerous mobile carts, are strategically placed on both concourse levels and in the Club spaces so you won’t have to travel far to quench your thirst or fill your stomach. Camping World Stadium has 28 permanent conces
Get ready, football fans! Camping World Stadium in Orlando is turning up the excitement this bowl season with
three major college bowl games
packed into just 12 unforgettable days. From December 20 to December 31, this iconic stadium will host the StaffDNA Cure Bowl, the Pop-Tarts Bowl, and the Cheez-It Citrus Bowl — a football frenzy like no other.
We locals have seen lots of changes to Downtown Orlando lately, and it always feels good to welcome everyone to town.
This triple-threat lineup cements Camping World Stadium’s status as a national powerhouse for college football. It's the
only stadium in the country to host three bowl games annually
, a feat that hasn't been achieved since 2020. This year's matchups are filled with big-name teams, fierce competition, and plenty of reasons to rally your crew for some football fun in sunny Orlando.
“Hosting three distinct bowl games in less than three weeks is a testament to the dedication and professionalism of our team and the incredible support of the Central Florida community,” said Chief Venues Officer Allen Johnson. “We’re proud to provide an exceptional experience for fans, athletes, and coaches, solidifying Orlando as th