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How to Get to Camping World Stadium: The Shuttle, the Bus, Parking and Getting Back

by Wanderu

Camping World Stadium in Orlando, full for a soccer match under puffy clouds

There’s no direct train to Camping World Stadium, but a $2 LYNX bus goes there any day of the week. The stadium is at 1 Citrus Bowl Place, about 1.7 miles west of downtown Orlando, and it was called the Citrus Bowl until 2016. From another city, your bus or train stops at one of seven places around town, and a LYNX bus or a rideshare covers the last stretch from any of them.

  • From Pine Hills: Link 20 goes straight to the stadium.
  • From Orange Blossom Trail: Link 107 goes straight there.
  • From downtown: Link 21 or 36 from LYNX Central Station. SunRail stops downtown on weekdays only and doesn’t reach the stadium.
  • On bowl and Florida Classic days: a free shuttle runs from Central Blvd downtown, from when the stadium lots open until an hour after the game.
  • Driving: on bowl and Classic days the stadium lots are prepaid permits only, so park in a downtown garage, $10 to $20 on event days, and take the free shuttle.
  • Getting home: on a Saturday, the last Link 20 to Pine Hills leaves the stadium around 10:10 PM, the last Link 107 to the Florida Mall around 10:25 PM, and the last Link 21 downtown around 1:20 AM. On Sundays, Links 20 and 36 stop around 7:25 PM.

Getting to Camping World Stadium and back

My event starts
Getting thereArrive in Orlando two hours before the startAbout 2 hours by bus, or 1 hour 45 minutes by train to Orlando. For a 5:30 PM kickoff, leave Tampa by about 1:30pm.from $13 one way
Getting homePlan to stay overThe first buses to Tampa leave John Young Pkwy before dawn.Buses home

Off FlixBus or Greyhound at 555 N John Young Pkwy: Link 25 runs from the station to W Washington St at Jamil Ave, a short walk north of the stadium. A rideshare is about a mile.Off Amtrak at 1400 Sligh Blvd: Link 40 to LYNX Central Station, then Link 21 or 36. On a weekday, SunRail goes one stop to Church Street.

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What’s the best way to get to Camping World Stadium?

The best way to Camping World Stadium is the free downtown shuttle on bowl and Classic days, or a $2 LYNX bus on any other day, at prices checked Oct 1, 2026.

  • LYNX Link 20, 21, 36 or 107 (every day)

    Start from
    Pine Hills, Orange Blossom Trail or LYNX Central Station
    What it costs
    $2 a person per ride, or $4.50 for the day
    The catch
    Evening events can outlast Links 20 and 36.

  • Free shuttle (bowl and Classic days)

    Start from
    Central Blvd between Garland Ave and Hughey Ave, downtown
    What it costs
    Free
    The catch
    It runs until an hour after the game, and not for every event.

  • Park downtown and take the shuttle (bowl and Classic days)

    Start from
    A City of Orlando garage
    What it costs
    $10 to $20 per car at the city’s event rate, or about $13 to $17 prepaid on ParkMobile for the Classic
    The catch
    Prepaying adds a fee.

  • Park at the stadium (prepaid permits on football days; sold per event otherwise)

    Start from
    The lots around the stadium
    What it costs
    Football days: prepaid permits only. Other events: sold per event
    The catch
    Permits for the Classic sell out ahead of game day.

  • Rideshare

    Start from
    Lot 9 on Rio Grande Ave on football days
    What it costs
    Varies
    The catch
    Zones change by event, so check your event’s guide.

For concerts and festivals, the shuttle runs for some events only, and stadium lots are sold per event. LYNX runs every day.

How do you get to Camping World Stadium without a car?

On 2026-27 bowl and Classic days, a free shuttle runs from Central Blvd downtown to Camping World Stadium until an hour after the game.

  • Catch it: on Central Blvd between Garland Ave and Hughey Ave, downtown. The Classic posts its exact spot closer to game day.
  • Get off: near Gate A, at Central Blvd and Rio Grande Ave.
  • When it runs: from when the stadium lots open until an hour after the game. Last season the lots opened about five hours before kickoff.

Which LYNX bus goes to Camping World Stadium?

LYNX Links 20 and 107 go straight to Camping World Stadium from Pine Hills and Orange Blossom Trail. Links 21 and 36 run there from LYNX Central Station.

  • Link 20 from Pine Hills: get off at W Central Blvd and Wilbe Ave, two blocks north of the stadium. Going home, catch it on the north side of Central Blvd.
  • Link 107 up Orange Blossom Trail: get off at the Jackson St stop on OBT. Going home to the Florida Mall, catch it at the Church St stop on the stadium side. Going downtown, catch it at the Jackson St stop.
  • Link 21 from LYNX Central Station: get off at the same Central Blvd stop as Link 20. Going back downtown, catch it on the stadium side.
  • Link 36 from LYNX Central Station or L.B. McLeod Rd: get off on Rio Grande Ave at the south end of the stadium, near Jones High School.
  • Paying: each ride is $2, in exact cash or by tapping a card, phone or watch. Drivers can’t make change.
  • Day pass: $4.50, good until 3 AM. Buy it on the Paw Pass app, or ask the driver for it before you pay cash.
  • Transfers: free. Ask the driver when you pay, and board a different Link within 90 minutes.

On Sundays and holidays, Links 20 and 36 stop running around 7:25 PM, so only Links 21 and 107 serve the stadium after that. On game days, check LYNX’s service alerts before you head out.

SunRail runs Monday to Friday only. It stops downtown at LYNX Central and Church Street, about 2 miles from the stadium, and Amtrak stops at Sligh Blvd, one SunRail stop south of Church Street. SunRail runs on the Tuesday of the Pop-Tarts Bowl, but not on the Saturdays of the Classic and the Citrus Bowl.

Getting there without a car

  • Downtown or LYNX Central Station

    Going
    Link 21 or 36 (about 2 miles), or the free shuttle from Central Blvd on football days
    Coming back
    Link 21 toward LYNX Central Station from the stadium side of Central Blvd, or the shuttle on football days.

  • Parramore

    Going
    Walk west to the stadium
    Coming back
    Walk back, or take Link 21 toward LYNX Central Station.

  • Pine Hills

    Going
    Link 20 to Central Blvd at Wilbe Ave
    Coming back
    Link 20 toward Pine Hills from the north side of Central Blvd.

  • Orange Blossom Trail or the Florida Mall

    Going
    Link 107 to the Jackson St stop on OBT (the Florida Mall is about 7 miles)
    Coming back
    Link 107 toward the Florida Mall from the Church St stop on the stadium side.

  • The bus station at 555 N John Young Pkwy

    Going
    Link 25 to W Washington St at Jamil Ave, or a rideshare of about a mile
    Coming back
    Link 25 from W Washington St at Jamil Ave back to the station, or a rideshare.

  • Jet Set on L.B. McLeod Rd

    Going
    Link 36 to Rio Grande Ave (about 3 miles)
    Coming back
    Link 36 toward L.B. McLeod Rd from Rio Grande Ave.

  • RedCoach on McCoy Rd

    Going
    Link 11 to LYNX Central, then Link 21 or 36 (about 8 miles)
    Coming back
    Link 107 to the Florida Mall, then Link 42 to McCoy Rd.

  • Amtrak at 1400 Sligh Blvd

    Going
    Link 40 to LYNX Central, then Link 21 or 36. On weekdays, SunRail goes one stop to Church Street
    Coming back
    A rideshare, about 2.4 miles.

  • A hotel on International Drive or in Kissimmee

    Going
    A rideshare, or plan a LYNX trip with one transfer on the LYNX Trip Planner
    Coming back
    A rideshare, or plan a LYNX trip back on the LYNX Trip Planner.

  • A hotel near the airport

    Going
    Link 11 to LYNX Central, about 40 minutes, then Link 21 or 36
    Coming back
    Link 21 or 36 to LYNX Central Station, then Link 11 to the airport.

Where to park at Camping World Stadium

For the 2026-27 bowls and the Classic, Camping World Stadium’s lots take prepaid permits only, and a downtown garage with the free shuttle costs $10 to $20 at prices checked Oct 1, 2026.

  • What it costs: City of Orlando garages downtown charge $10 to $20 at event rates, depending on how close they are. For the Classic, ParkMobile lists Jefferson St and Library at about $13 with fees. Central, 55 West and Grove Park are about $17.
  • Free parking: none. The stadium lots and the downtown garages both charge. On bowl and Classic days, the shuttle from downtown is the free part.
  • Where to buy: stadium permits are sold through Ticketmaster. Downtown garages can be prepaid on orlando.gov or ParkMobile.
  • Buying ahead: stadium permits for the Classic sell out before game day. Bowl permits go on sale later in the season.
  • When the lots open: for the Classic, stadium lots open at 10:30 AM and the RV lots on Thursday, Nov 19 at 8 AM. Last season, bowl lots opened about five hours before kickoff.
  • Where the lots are: the stadium lots surround the stadium, off Tampa Ave and Central Blvd. Gate A is at the northeast corner, where the shuttle stops.
  • Accessible parking: Lot 6, with a placard and a prepaid permit. It opens with the other lots.
  • Leaving: Church Street beside the stadium is closed to cars until summer 2027. Downtown garages stay open until about 5:30 AM.
  • Concerts and festivals: each event sells its own parking, on ParkMobile or the event’s site. EDC calls its parking “extremely limited” and tows cars left after 2 AM.
  • Tailgating: allowed in most stadium lots. Keep tents to 10 by 10 feet behind your car, stay with your grill, and skip kegs and overnight stays. EDC’s lots don’t allow it.

Driving in vs the bus, for three people

  • Tampa

    Driving there and back
    About $39 to $49 for the car: gas about $29 for the round trip, no required tolls, plus $10 to $20 for a downtown garage. About 84 miles and 1¾ hours each way.
    Bus fares there and back
    About $138 for three at typical fares, or about $84 at the lowest.
    Getting home by bus
    After the Classic or the Citrus Bowl, buses to Tampa leave John Young Pkwy until 8:45 PM. After the Pop-Tarts Bowl, the first bus to Tampa leaves the next morning.

  • Jacksonville

    Driving there and back
    About $58 to $68 for the car: gas about $48 for the round trip, no required tolls, plus $10 to $20 for a downtown garage. About 141 miles and 2¾ hours each way.
    Bus fares there and back
    About $231 for three at typical fares, or about $132 at the lowest.
    Getting home by bus
    After the Citrus Bowl, an evening train to Jacksonville leaves Sligh Blvd around 7 PM. After the Classic or the Pop-Tarts Bowl, the first bus to Jacksonville leaves the next morning.

  • Miami

    Driving there and back
    About $124 to $134 for the car: gas about $79 for the round trip, about $35 in Turnpike tolls with SunPass, plus $10 to $20 for a downtown garage. About 232 miles and 4¼ hours each way.
    Bus fares there and back
    About $213 for three at typical fares, or about $144 at the lowest.
    Getting home by bus
    After any of the three games, a late bus to Miami leaves John Young Pkwy around 11 PM and arrives about 4 AM.

Prices checked Sept 30, 2026: whole-group round trips at Wanderu’s typical and lowest fares, leaving out the $2 LYNX ride each way and any hotel night.

For three people, driving costs less from all three cities, even with a downtown garage and even at the lowest fares. From Miami, the trade is the late night. After the Pop-Tarts Bowl, driving gets you home around 2 AM. The 11 PM bus arrives about 4 AM, but nobody drives.

How do you get back from Camping World Stadium after the game?

The last LYNX bus from Camping World Stadium is Link 21 toward LYNX Central Station, around 1:25 AM on weekdays and around 1:20 AM on Saturdays, on the schedule checked Oct 1, 2026.

Football games run about three and a half hours, so the 3:30 PM Classic lets out around 7 PM and the 5:30 PM Pop-Tarts Bowl around 9 PM, and every Link is still running after both. After a late concert, Links 20 and 36 and Link 107 toward the Florida Mall may be gone, so plan on Link 21 or a rideshare.

After a game or a concert, allow about 45 minutes to reach a bus at John Young Pkwy.

Last buses from the stadium

  • Free shuttle back downtown (bowl and Classic days)Until an hour after the gameUntil an hour after the gameUntil an hour after the gameNear Gate A, at Central Blvd and Rio Grande Ave
  • Link 20 toward Pine HillsAround 10:10 PMAround 10:10 PMAround 7:25 PMW Central Blvd at Wilbe Ave, north side
  • Link 20 toward LYNX Central StationAround 10:20 PMAround 9:20 PMAround 7:25 PMW Central Blvd at Wilbe Ave, stadium side
  • Link 21 toward LYNX Central StationAround 1:25 AM (1:20 AM on Fridays)Around 1:20 AMAround 11:50 PMW Central Blvd at Wilbe Ave, stadium side
  • Link 21 toward Kirkman RdAround 12:25 AMAround 12:25 AMAround 10:25 PMW Central Blvd at Wilbe Ave, north side
  • Link 107 toward the Florida MallAround 12:20 AMAround 10:25 PMAround 10:25 PMOBT at Church St, stadium side
  • Link 107 toward downtownAround 12:55 AMAround 12:25 AMAround 11:25 PMOBT at Jackson St, across OBT
  • Link 36 toward LYNX Central StationAround 10 PMAround 9 PMAround 7 PMRio Grande Ave, south of the stadium
  • Link 36 toward L.B. McLeod RdAround 10:25 PMAround 9:25 PMAround 7:25 PMRio Grande Ave, south of the stadium

Times: estimated from LYNX’s schedule through Dec 12, 2026, since the stadium stops aren’t timepoints.

  • After the shuttle drops you downtown: on a Saturday, the last Links 20, 36 and 107 leave LYNX Central Station between 9:15 and 10:15 PM. The last Link 21 leaves at 12:15 AM.
  • SunRail: the last weekday trains leave LYNX Central Station at 10:58 PM going south and 10:35 PM going north.
  • Holidays: SunRail runs normally on Tuesday, Dec 29, and doesn’t run on New Year’s Day. LYNX runs its Sunday schedule on New Year’s Day.
  • By rideshare: on bowl and Classic days, pick-up is at Lot 9 on Rio Grande Ave.

Going home to another city

  • Getting to your bus: most late buses leave from 555 N John Young Pkwy, about a mile from the stadium. Link 25 runs there from W Washington St at Jamil Ave until around 9:55 PM (9:20 PM on Sundays). After that, take a rideshare.
  • Getting to Brightline: Brightline leaves from Terminal C at the airport. Link 11 from LYNX Central Station reaches Terminal A, then the Terminal Link train.
  • Staying over: the first buses in the morning leave from John Young Pkwy, L.B. McLeod Rd and the Florida Mall, and Brightline leaves from the airport. Stay near the stop you’re leaving from.

The last bus or train home to your city

These are general times. The exact departures are on each route page.

  • Tampa

    After the Florida Classic
    Buses to Tampa leave 555 N John Young Pkwy until 8:45 PM.
    After the Pop-Tarts Bowl
    Plan to stay over. The first buses to Tampa leave John Young Pkwy before dawn.
    After the Citrus Bowl
    Buses to Tampa leave 555 N John Young Pkwy until 8:45 PM.
    Tickets home
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  • Miami

    After the Florida Classic
    The last Brightline to Miami leaves the airport around 9 PM, and a late bus leaves John Young Pkwy around 11 PM.
    After the Pop-Tarts Bowl
    A late bus to Miami leaves John Young Pkwy around 11 PM and arrives about 4 AM.
    After the Citrus Bowl
    Trains and buses to Miami run all evening, and a late bus leaves John Young Pkwy around 11 PM.
    Tickets home
    BusesTrains

  • Fort Lauderdale

    After the Florida Classic
    The last Brightline to Fort Lauderdale leaves the airport around 9 PM, and a late bus leaves John Young Pkwy around 11 PM.
    After the Pop-Tarts Bowl
    A late bus to Fort Lauderdale leaves John Young Pkwy around 11 PM.
    After the Citrus Bowl
    Trains and buses to Fort Lauderdale run all evening, and a late bus leaves John Young Pkwy around 11 PM.
    Tickets home
    BusesTrains

  • Jacksonville

    After the Florida Classic
    Plan to stay over. Buses to Jacksonville leave John Young Pkwy early the next morning.
    After the Pop-Tarts Bowl
    Plan to stay over. Buses to Jacksonville leave John Young Pkwy early the next morning.
    After the Citrus Bowl
    An evening train to Jacksonville leaves 1400 Sligh Blvd around 7 PM.
    Tickets home
    BusesTrains

  • Atlanta

    After the Florida Classic
    A late bus to Atlanta leaves John Young Pkwy around 11 PM.
    After the Pop-Tarts Bowl
    A late bus to Atlanta leaves John Young Pkwy around 11 PM.
    After the Citrus Bowl
    A late bus to Atlanta leaves John Young Pkwy around 11 PM.
    Tickets home
    Buses

  • Hollywood

    After the Florida Classic
    A bus to Hollywood leaves John Young Pkwy around 12:45 AM.
    After the Pop-Tarts Bowl
    A bus to Hollywood leaves John Young Pkwy around 12:45 AM.
    After the Citrus Bowl
    Jet Set leaves L.B. McLeod Rd around 7 PM, and a bus leaves John Young Pkwy around 12:45 AM.
    Tickets home
    Buses

  • West Palm Beach

    After the Florida Classic
    The last Brightline to West Palm Beach leaves the airport around 9 PM, and a late bus leaves John Young Pkwy around 11 PM.
    After the Pop-Tarts Bowl
    A late bus to West Palm Beach leaves John Young Pkwy around 11 PM.
    After the Citrus Bowl
    The last Brightline to West Palm Beach leaves the airport around 9 PM, and a late bus leaves John Young Pkwy around 11 PM.
    Tickets home
    TrainsBuses

  • Tallahassee

    After the Florida Classic
    Plan to stay over. The first bus to Tallahassee leaves John Young Pkwy before dawn.
    After the Pop-Tarts Bowl
    Plan to stay over. The first bus to Tallahassee leaves John Young Pkwy before dawn.
    After the Citrus Bowl
    Plan to stay over. The first bus to Tallahassee leaves John Young Pkwy before dawn.
    Tickets home
    Buses

  • Daytona Beach

    After the Florida Classic
    Plan to stay over. Buses to Daytona Beach leave the next morning.
    After the Pop-Tarts Bowl
    Plan to stay over. Buses to Daytona Beach leave the next morning.
    After the Citrus Bowl
    Plan to stay over. Buses to Daytona Beach leave the next morning.
    Tickets home
    Buses

  • New York

    After the Florida Classic
    Plan to stay over. Buses and trains to New York leave the next afternoon.
    After the Pop-Tarts Bowl
    Plan to stay over. Buses and trains to New York leave the next afternoon.
    After the Citrus Bowl
    Plan to stay over. Buses and trains to New York leave the next afternoon.
    Tickets home
    BusesTrains

How to get to Camping World Stadium from Miami, Tampa and beyond

From Miami, Camping World Stadium is about 3.5 hours by train or 5 by bus, and the busiest arrival stop in Orlando is the bus station at 555 N John Young Pkwy, about a mile from the stadium.

  • Miami

    Ride
    About 3.5 hours by train, or about 5 by bus
    Fares (one way)
    Busesfrom $24Trainsfrom $27
    Where you arrive
    Brightline stops at the airport. Jet Set stops on L.B. McLeod Rd, RedCoach on McCoy Rd, and FlixBus at the Florida Mall or John Young Pkwy.
    Next steps
    From the airport or McCoy Rd, Link 11 then Link 21 or 36. From McLeod Rd, Link 36. From the Florida Mall, Link 107. From John Young Pkwy, Link 25 or a rideshare of about a mile.

  • Fort Lauderdale

    Ride
    About 3 hours by train, or about 4 by bus
    Fares (one way)
    Busesfrom $24Trainsfrom $27
    Where you arrive
    Brightline stops at the airport. Jet Set stops on L.B. McLeod Rd, RedCoach on McCoy Rd, and FlixBus at the Florida Mall or John Young Pkwy.
    Next steps
    From the airport or McCoy Rd, Link 11 then Link 21 or 36. From McLeod Rd, Link 36. From the Florida Mall, Link 107. From John Young Pkwy, Link 25 or a rideshare of about a mile.

  • New York

    Ride
    About 20 hours by bus, or 22.5 by train
    Fares (one way)
    Busesfrom $86Trainsfrom $157
    Where you arrive
    Wanda Coach stops at 5215 W Colonial Dr in Pine Hills. Amtrak stops at 1400 Sligh Blvd.
    Next steps
    From W Colonial Dr, a rideshare of about 4 miles. From Sligh Blvd, Link 40 then Link 21 or 36.

  • Tampa

    Ride
    About 2 hours by bus, or 1 hour 45 minutes by train
    Fares (one way)
    Busesfrom $13Trainsfrom $16
    Where you arrive
    FlixBus and Greyhound stop at 555 N John Young Pkwy. Amtrak stops at 1400 Sligh Blvd.
    Next steps
    From John Young Pkwy, Link 25 or a rideshare of about a mile. From Sligh Blvd, Link 40 then Link 21 or 36.

  • Hollywood

    Ride
    About 3 hours 40 minutes by bus
    Fares (one way)
    Busesfrom $27
    Where you arrive
    Jet Set stops on L.B. McLeod Rd. FlixBus and Greyhound stop at 555 N John Young Pkwy.
    Next steps
    From McLeod Rd, Link 36. From John Young Pkwy, Link 25 or a rideshare of about a mile.

  • Jacksonville

    Ride
    About 2 hours 45 minutes by bus, or 3½ by train
    Fares (one way)
    Busesfrom $21Trainsfrom $22
    Where you arrive
    FlixBus stops at 555 N John Young Pkwy. Amtrak stops at 1400 Sligh Blvd.
    Next steps
    From John Young Pkwy, Link 25 or a rideshare of about a mile. From Sligh Blvd, Link 40 then Link 21 or 36.

  • Coconut Creek

    Ride
    About 3 hours 15 minutes by bus
    Fares (one way)
    Busesfrom $24
    Where you arrive
    Jet Set stops on L.B. McLeod Rd. RedCoach stops on McCoy Rd.
    Next steps
    From McLeod Rd, Link 36. From McCoy Rd, Link 11 then Link 21 or 36.

  • Port St. Lucie

    Ride
    About 2 hours by bus
    Fares (one way)
    Busesfrom $22
    Where you arrive
    Jet Set stops on L.B. McLeod Rd, RedCoach on McCoy Rd, and FlixBus at John Young Pkwy.
    Next steps
    From McLeod Rd, Link 36. From McCoy Rd, Link 11 then Link 21 or 36. From John Young Pkwy, Link 25 or a rideshare of about a mile.

  • Atlanta

    Ride
    About 8.5 hours by bus
    Fares (one way)
    Busesfrom $45
    Where you arrive
    FlixBus and Greyhound stop at 555 N John Young Pkwy.
    Next steps
    From John Young Pkwy, Link 25 or a rideshare of about a mile.

  • West Palm Beach

    Ride
    About 2 hours 15 minutes by train, or 3 hours 15 minutes by bus
    Fares (one way)
    Trainsfrom $27Busesfrom $25
    Where you arrive
    Brightline stops at the airport. FlixBus and Greyhound stop at John Young Pkwy, and Amtrak at Sligh Blvd.
    Next steps
    From the airport, Link 11 then Link 21 or 36. From John Young Pkwy, Link 25 or a rideshare of about a mile. From Sligh Blvd, Link 40 then Link 21 or 36.

  • Tallahassee

    Ride
    About 4 hours 45 minutes by bus
    Fares (one way)
    Busesfrom $33
    Where you arrive
    RedCoach stops on McCoy Rd. Greyhound and FlixBus stop at John Young Pkwy.
    Next steps
    From McCoy Rd, Link 11 then Link 21 or 36. From John Young Pkwy, Link 25 or a rideshare of about a mile.

  • Daytona Beach

    Ride
    About 1 hour 10 minutes by bus
    Fares (one way)
    Busesfrom $11
    Where you arrive
    FlixBus stops at 555 N John Young Pkwy.
    Next steps
    From John Young Pkwy, Link 25 or a rideshare of about a mile.

What Miami to the stadium costs by bus: about $37 there and $34 back at typical fares, plus $4.50 for a LYNX day pass. That’s about $75 in all, or a little more with a rideshare for the last stretch.

What airport is closest to Camping World Stadium?

Orlando International (MCO) is the closest airport to Camping World Stadium, about 14 miles away, and two LYNX buses on one $2 fare get you from the terminal to the stadium.

  • The bus from MCO: Link 11 leaves Terminal A, Level 1, and takes about 40 minutes to LYNX Central Station. Change there to Link 21 or 36, and ask for the free transfer when you pay.
  • Arriving at Terminal C: ride the airport’s Terminal Link train to Terminal A for the bus.
  • Arriving on Brightline: Brightline’s station is in Terminal C, and it doesn’t go downtown. Take Link 11 from Terminal A.
  • Staying on International Drive: Link 42 runs from the airport along International Drive until after midnight.
  • Heading back to the airport in the morning: the first Link 11 to the airport leaves LYNX Central Station around 5:45 AM on Sundays, the morning after the Classic and the Citrus Bowl, and around 4:20 AM other days.

  • Orlando International (MCO)

    Getting downtown
    Link 11 to LYNX Central Station, about 40 minutes
    What it costs
    $2
    Landing late
    The last Link 11 from MCO leaves at 11:30 PM on weekdays and 10:25 PM on weekends.
    Getting back late
    The last Link 11 to MCO leaves LYNX Central Station at 10:45 PM on weekdays and 9:45 PM on weekends. After the Classic or the Citrus Bowl, Link 21 or the shuttle gets you downtown in time. After the Pop-Tarts Bowl, which lets out around 9 PM, it’s close, so have a rideshare ready.

  • Orlando Sanford (SFB)

    Getting downtown
    On weekdays, a rideshare to SunRail Sanford, then the train to LYNX Central Station. On weekends, a rideshare the whole way
    What it costs
    $3 on weekday SunRail, plus the rideshare
    Landing late
    The last SunRail south leaves Sanford at 10:16 PM on weekdays.
    Getting back late
    On weekdays, the last SunRail north leaves LYNX Central Station at 10:35 PM and reaches Sanford at 11:15 PM. Then take a rideshare to the terminal. After the Pop-Tarts Bowl that train is tight, so the rideshare is your backup. On weekends, including the Classic and the Citrus Bowl, it’s a rideshare.

A rideshare from either airport works at any hour.

No luggage is allowed inside the stadium and there’s no bag check, so plan where your bags spend the game. Lockers are $15 at the Classic and both bowls.

What’s on at Camping World Stadium in 2026 and 2027

Camping World Stadium has seven events on through May 2027, including the Florida Classic on Nov 21, the Pop-Tarts Bowl on Dec 29 and the Citrus Bowl on Jan 2.

  • EDC Orlando: Friday Nov 6 to Sunday Nov 8 at Tinker Field next to the stadium. EDC runs its own paid shuttles from hotels.
  • Vans Warped Tour: Saturday Nov 14 and Sunday Nov 15 from 11 AM.
  • Florida Classic: FAMU vs Bethune-Cookman on Saturday Nov 21 at 3:30 PM.
  • Pop-Tarts Bowl: Tuesday Dec 29 at 5:30 PM.
  • Citrus Bowl: Saturday Jan 2, 2027 at noon.
  • Monster Jam: Saturday March 27, 2027 at 5 PM.
  • Rolling Loud: Friday May 7 to Sunday May 9, 2027.

On the Sundays of EDC and Warped, Links 20 and 36 stop around 7:25 PM, so plan on Link 21 or 107 home.

FAMU plays Bethune-Cookman at the Florida Classic on Saturday Nov 21 at 3:30 PM. The free shuttle runs from downtown from 10:30 AM until an hour after the game. It usually picks up on Central Blvd between Garland Ave and Hughey Ave, and the Classic’s exact spot is posted closer to game day. SunRail runs weekdays only, so not this Saturday.

Headed to more stadiums? See our guides to MetLife Stadium, the Rose Bowl, Soldier Field, Lumen Field, Levi’s Stadium, Reliant Stadium, Lincoln Financial Field and State Farm Stadium.

Frequently asked questions

Where is Camping World Stadium located?

Camping World Stadium is at 1 Citrus Bowl Place, Orlando, FL 32805. It’s about 1.7 miles west of downtown, and it was called the Citrus Bowl until April 2016.

Where is the Citrus Bowl played?

The 2027 Citrus Bowl is played at Camping World Stadium in Orlando on Saturday Jan 2 at noon. Older listings call it the Cheez-It Citrus Bowl, the same game at the same stadium.

How early should I get to Camping World Stadium?

Gates at Camping World Stadium open at 1:30 PM for the 2026 Florida Classic on Saturday Nov 21, two hours before the 3:30 PM kickoff. The free shuttle and the stadium lots start at 10:30 AM.

Where is the Uber drop-off and pick-up at Camping World Stadium?

On bowl and Classic days in 2026-27, rideshares at Camping World Stadium use the Jones High School admin lot (Lot 9) on Rio Grande Ave. If you’re taking the shuttle, the downtown zone is at Central Blvd and Hughey Ave. The Classic’s 2026 guide also lists Livingston St at Parramore Ave, so check it before you go. For other events, check the event’s page.

What bags can you bring into Camping World Stadium?

Camping World Stadium allows a clear bag up to 14 x 14 x 6 inches or a one-gallon clear bag, plus a small clutch. Backpacks and luggage of any kind aren’t allowed, and there’s no bag check. Lockers are $15 outside the stadium at the Classic and both bowls. No bag storage is posted for concerts or other events, so leave overnight bags at your hotel.

Who plays at Camping World Stadium?

In 2026-27 Camping World Stadium hosts three football games: the Florida Classic, the Pop-Tarts Bowl and the Citrus Bowl. It also hosts concerts and festivals, and no team plays a full season there. UCF plays at Acrisure Bounce House on its campus.

“From” fares refresh from Wanderu’s route data and show the cheapest one-way fare recently available on that route. LYNX, SunRail and parking figures are published prices checked Oct 1, 2026.

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