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1st concert at this stadium. We were dropped off so no too hectic to get there and the exit was not too bad. We had good seats and it was a nice evening with a great breeze. The concert was great, large screens and multiple stages
We went to Camping World Stadium for a Weekend concert on the weekend night. We didn't park at the stadium but instead parked at the parking garage near the stadium to save money. We had to walk 10-15 minutes to reach the stadium. Entry was smooth, and the security staff were very helpful in guiding us through the stadium, making it easy to reach our seats in no time. The atmosphere inside was electrifying, and the vibe was incredible, with the crowd fully enjoying the concert. The stadium had plenty of food and drink stalls, which made it easy for everyone to relax and enjoy the concert. The restrooms were also clean, which was a big plus. One of the best parts was the free bus service to nearby locations, including the airport and downtown, which made getting back super convenient. Overall, we loved our time here, and the concert was truly memorable.
I have tried to discuss this with Ticketmaster through my friend who was the original buyer and their suggestion was that we should have complained to the venue. No where on the ticket sales did it say there was an obstructed view. Also, they (Ticketmaster) stated that it doesn't matter because the tickets were transferred. Yes, we get that. That's why the original person was contacting the company. It is a scam on both Ticketmaster and Camping World to charge full price for tickets and only be able to see 50% of the show. (Post Malone spent majority of the concert on the runway vs the stage where the band was) Unfortunately, things like this are why Orlando can't have nice things. Giving the 2 stars for the efficacy of the shuttle system and the employees who worked the concert as they were amazing!
We were here for the Pop Tarts Bowl! Having driven past here numerous times over the past 8-9 years I really didn't know what to expect. It's not as small as it looks from the outside! It's a little older, but seriously it's comfy. The seats were great, once the sun went down we had a great breeze. The concessions are decent and what you expect. My only issue is that upon leaving when inquiring about where the escalator or elevator was the event staff I was speaking to was not able to direct me. I kept asking her thinking she didn't understand me and she kept saying she didn't know. Her only job is to direct and guide people...what if there was a fire or another emergency? I realize they're a third party vendor but it was a jarring end of the evening. It won't hinder me from returning because alas I know where the escalator is now, but still!!!!
Came here for the Pop Tart Bowl game between Georgia Tech and BYU. I came with a couple friends and it was a great environment to watch a football game! Georgia Tech blew 21-10 lead and BYU got the win. Pricing for food and drinks was pretty typical for a stadium.
Chris Brown put on an incredible show! His professionalism was evident as he performed over 50 songs. A true showman, he never stopped dancing and singing. The visual effects and storytelling walked us through both the good and bad moments of his life. The maturity and growth he displayed were impressive. I appreciated that the concert wasn't overly explicit or inappropriate, which meant we didn't have to cover our grandbaby's eyes. There was just one lap dance, and thankfully, it was quick! I know the people sitting in the nosebleeds appreciated him even more; he flew up there to connect with fans all around the stadium. It was such a fantastic experience for them to see him up close and in person. Great job, Chris!
Our experience at Camping World Stadium for the Post Malone concert was so frustrating. To start, the weather was terrible, it was pouring rain which we knew ahead of time. The concert was advertised as rain or shine, so we came prepared with ponchos and the expectation that the show would go on despite the rain. What we did not expect was that all of the stadium's parking lots would be closed due to the rain. That decision created a traffic nightmare. Even though we were just planning to be dropped off, the closures caused a massive backup. What should've been a 30-minute trip took nearly two hours. Another person in our group was stuck in traffic for 2.5 hours just trying to exit the freeway. This wasn't just rain related, it was poor planning and complete lack of coordination. Once we finally arrived, scanning tickets, security and getting inside the building was easy. But from there, things went downhill again. Everyone was told to shelter in place inside the concourse due to the rain, and no one was allowed into the seating areas. There was zero communication from the stadium staff. No updates, no estimated start time, nothing. Every employee i asked answered with it may be canceled. People were sitting and even sleeping on the floors by 9:30 PM, a full 3 hours after the show was supposed to start. Around 9:50 PM, music just suddenly started playing. No announcement, no heads-up. People were rushing to their seats and many missed the beginning of Jelly Roll's performance. And because of the late start, his set was cut short. The headliner, Post Malone, also had to condense his performance to meet the city's curfew. The opener Sierra Farrell never came out. After waiting for over two hours with no information, on a Tuesday night no less (work/school night for most), there should've been the option for people to leave and request a refund. Or better yet, the concert should've been rescheduled or canceled. Instead, we got a shortened show, no warning, and poor customer experience. That said, once the concert started, the performances were phenomenal. The sound system was excellent, the fireworks were great, and the view from our seats (which weren't even low) was fantastic. I won't take away from the talent or production quality. Post Malone and Jelly Roll delivered. But the venue itself failed on every organizational and communication front. So many people left before the show was over, presumably because they had work the following day. The traffic leaving was a mess. Again we were picked up but it took over an hour to get out of the gridlock around the stadium. We got home after 2am and we live 25 minutes from Camping World. I hope Camping World Stadium learns from this experience, because fans deserve better.
While we truly enjoyed the concert we watched, and the service at the bars was nice, the layout here is terrible, and inconsistent pricing at the bars.
What a fun place to watch the Citrus Bowl. Great food selection. Seats were comfy, bathrooms clean and very well lit. Workers were very friendly.
Access and egress are nightmares. Access was better, as Waze took me the least traveled route. However, we could not turn into the parking lot, as foot traffic would not stop or obey when they were told to stop. Once on the lot, the stadium was a short walk in. We saw the Rolling Stones, and Sir Mick's energy was not high. It almost made you think something was wrong with him. Sir Mick was in a fine voice, but he did not move like Jagger. Getting out of the stadium was difficult. We waited for the crowd to empty out, and then we made our way using seat aisles instead of the main aisles, which did help. Getting off the lot and heading in the direction you wanted to go was a nightmare. The traffic did not move; we just sat and sat. When it came time to move, a driver decided they were going to wreck us, or we were going to stop. We stopped. We got on the road, going in the wrong direction. Finally, we found an exit and turned around to head back to the motel. The smell of weed was so strong that I was yawning most of the concert. My head hit the pillow, and I slept the whole night. After an 8-hour sleep, I drove back to Naples. I got home and fell asleep. It had to be the weed.
Nancy and I decided to come out to see the Rolling Stones Monday evening and they didn't disappoint. They played for 2 hours!! It's hard to believe that at 80, Mick still has that kind of Big D*@k energy, lol! He was all over that massive stage dancing, singing, moving around, engaging with the audience, and having an all out blast. I've never seen them live before and figured this might be my only chance, so why not go. We decided to go last minute because I was on call for work. Luckily, one of my coworkers offered to cover for me until midnight, thank you Earl!! We drove down to see if we could even get a parking spot because all of the Camping World Stadium lots were sold out. Once we got downtown we realized there was plenty of street parking available for $20-$40. Once we knew we could secure a parking spot we pulled over to buy our tickets online before paying to park. We purchased two tickets in the nosebleeds (section HH) for $45 each plus fees. After talking with some friends who purchased their tickets the night of show they informed us you can buy tickets after 8pm and later at the ticket counter. They purchased GA tickets for $150 and were able to get relatively close to the stage and had much better amenities then we received in the nosebleeds. I don't recommend sitting in the nosebleeds if you have a fear of heights. It took a while for me to acclamate to how high we were. Once the show started it wasn't too bad. We only drank two sodas during the show and they were $6.50 each. Staff removed the cap for safety reasons. So bring a few caps from home to save you the trouble of spilling your drink because it will happen. Access into and out of the venue is very easy, but using the app to generate the ticket for scanning is a big PITA since mobile service is iffy around all this concrete. I've been to Camping World Stadium previously for other shows and have always had a great time. It can get hot as hell here because there is no shade so be prepared to bring a personal battery powered fan, sunscreen,and protective clothing. We will most likely come back for the upcoming Journey, Def Leppard, and Cheap Trick show in July 2024. Looking forward to getting better seats next time. All and all, if you are a lover of live music I highly recommend coming to see a show here.
Went to for post malone June 10th 2025 This woman was absolutely rude, annoying and disrespectful She kept being harsh at everyone who was standing All the other staff were polite and did their job without being obnoxious like her She pushed me because I was ignoring her. I told her " do NOT TOUCH ME, you don't have this right " then she saw she was wrong and called the officers - who did nothing bc I wasnt doing anything wrong
5 months ago
I have to say that while this place looks gorgeous, that is all I can say that is amazing about this place. I recently was here for a festival and it is a nice stadium and grounds, the rest is a lot to be desired. Getting into the venue was easy but the security wasn't on the same page with the water bottle rules. The site says sealed bottles were allowed but when I tried going through, they made me either throw it out or empty it before I was allowed in. I had to chug my water so I didn't have to pay for an $8 dollar bottle of water!!! The staff was more or less friendly but a lot of them seemed to wanna be anywhere else but there while the event was going on. The bathrooms were absolutely atrocious and should have been cleaned every thirty minutes. There was water and who knows what else, everywhere. Food was pretty good, from the handful of things I had over the weekend, but the prices were ridiculous. They wanted almost $10 dollars for an Auntie Anne's pretzel. Overall its a decent place with some happy workers and decently good food but not a venue I would go to unless absolutely necessary. read more
10 months ago
Camping world stadium is an outdoor sports arena that host not only football games , music concerts but also EDC and local events . The stadium has plenty of outdoor uncovered seating , restrooms and concessions. Concession stands are your normal hot dogs, nachos , popcorn , soda and beer venues but there is also a little Caesar's and Big Dave's cheese steaks which is a new local favorite . Parking is insanely over priced and spread through the neighborhood the stadium resides. read more
1st concert at this stadium. We were dropped off so no too hectic to get there and the exit was not too bad. We had good seats and it was a nice evening with a great breeze. The concert was great, large screens and multiple stages read more
1 year ago
We went to Camping World Stadium for a Weekend concert on the weekend night. We didn't park at the stadium but instead parked at the parking garage near the stadium to save money. We had to walk 10-15 minutes to reach the stadium. Entry was smooth, and the security staff were very helpful in guiding us through the stadium, making it easy to reach our seats in no time. The atmosphere inside was electrifying, and the vibe was incredible, with the crowd fully enjoying the concert. The stadium had plenty of food and drink stalls, which made it easy for everyone to relax and enjoy the concert. The restrooms were also clean, which was a big plus. One of the best parts was the free bus service to nearby locations, including the airport and downtown, which made getting back super convenient. Overall, we loved our time here, and the concert was truly memorable. read more
I have tried to discuss this with Ticketmaster through my friend who was the original buyer and their suggestion was that we should have complained to the venue. No where on the ticket sales did it say there was an obstructed view. Also, they (Ticketmaster) stated that it doesn't matter because the tickets were transferred. Yes, we get that. That's why the original person was contacting the company. It is a scam on both Ticketmaster and Camping World to charge full price for tickets and only be able to see 50% of the show. (Post Malone spent majority of the concert on the runway vs the stage where the band was) Unfortunately, things like this are why Orlando can't have nice things. Giving the 2 stars for the efficacy of the shuttle system and the employees who worked the concert as they were amazing! read more
We were here for the Pop Tarts Bowl! Having driven past here numerous times over the past 8-9 years I really didn't know what to expect. It's not as small as it looks from the outside! It's a little older, but seriously it's comfy. The seats were great, once the sun went down we had a great breeze. The concessions are decent and what you expect. My only issue is that upon leaving when inquiring about where the escalator or elevator was the event staff I was speaking to was not able to direct me. I kept asking her thinking she didn't understand me and she kept saying she didn't know. Her only job is to direct and guide people...what if there was a fire or another emergency? I realize they're a third party vendor but it was a jarring end of the evening. It won't hinder me from returning because alas I know where the escalator is now, but still!!!! read more
Came here for the Pop Tart Bowl game between Georgia Tech and BYU. I came with a couple friends and it was a great environment to watch a football game! Georgia Tech blew 21-10 lead and BYU got the win. Pricing for food and drinks was pretty typical for a stadium. read more
1 year ago
1 year ago
Chris Brown put on an incredible show! His professionalism was evident as he performed over 50 songs. A true showman, he never stopped dancing and singing. The visual effects and storytelling walked us through both the good and bad moments of his life. The maturity and growth he displayed were impressive. I appreciated that the concert wasn't overly explicit or inappropriate, which meant we didn't have to cover our grandbaby's eyes. There was just one lap dance, and thankfully, it was quick! I know the people sitting in the nosebleeds appreciated him even more; he flew up there to connect with fans all around the stadium. It was such a fantastic experience for them to see him up close and in person. Great job, Chris! read more
Our experience at Camping World Stadium for the Post Malone concert was so frustrating. To start, the weather was terrible, it was pouring rain which we knew ahead of time. The concert was advertised as rain or shine, so we came prepared with ponchos and the expectation that the show would go on despite the rain. What we did not expect was that all of the stadium's parking lots would be closed due to the rain. That decision created a traffic nightmare. Even though we were just planning to be dropped off, the closures caused a massive backup. What should've been a 30-minute trip took nearly two hours. Another person in our group was stuck in traffic for 2.5 hours just trying to exit the freeway. This wasn't just rain related, it was poor planning and complete lack of coordination. Once we finally arrived, scanning tickets, security and getting inside the building was easy. But from there, things went downhill again. Everyone was told to shelter in place inside the concourse due to the rain, and no one was allowed into the seating areas. There was zero communication from the stadium staff. No updates, no estimated start time, nothing. Every employee i asked answered with it may be canceled. People were sitting and even sleeping on the floors by 9:30 PM, a full 3 hours after the show was supposed to start. Around 9:50 PM, music just suddenly started playing. No announcement, no heads-up. People were rushing to their seats and many missed the beginning of Jelly Roll's performance. And because of the late start, his set was cut short. The headliner, Post Malone, also had to condense his performance to meet the city's curfew. The opener Sierra Farrell never came out. After waiting for over two hours with no information, on a Tuesday night no less (work/school night for most), there should've been the option for people to leave and request a refund. Or better yet, the concert should've been rescheduled or canceled. Instead, we got a shortened show, no warning, and poor customer experience. That said, once the concert started, the performances were phenomenal. The sound system was excellent, the fireworks were great, and the view from our seats (which weren't even low) was fantastic. I won't take away from the talent or production quality. Post Malone and Jelly Roll delivered. But the venue itself failed on every organizational and communication front. So many people left before the show was over, presumably because they had work the following day. The traffic leaving was a mess. Again we were picked up but it took over an hour to get out of the gridlock around the stadium. We got home after 2am and we live 25 minutes from Camping World. I hope Camping World Stadium learns from this experience, because fans deserve better. read more
1 year ago
While we truly enjoyed the concert we watched, and the service at the bars was nice, the layout here is terrible, and inconsistent pricing at the bars. read more
8 months ago
What a fun place to watch the Citrus Bowl. Great food selection. Seats were comfy, bathrooms clean and very well lit. Workers were very friendly. read more
10 months ago
Access and egress are nightmares. Access was better, as Waze took me the least traveled route. However, we could not turn into the parking lot, as foot traffic would not stop or obey when they were told to stop. Once on the lot, the stadium was a short walk in. We saw the Rolling Stones, and Sir Mick's energy was not high. It almost made you think something was wrong with him. Sir Mick was in a fine voice, but he did not move like Jagger. Getting out of the stadium was difficult. We waited for the crowd to empty out, and then we made our way using seat aisles instead of the main aisles, which did help. Getting off the lot and heading in the direction you wanted to go was a nightmare. The traffic did not move; we just sat and sat. When it came time to move, a driver decided they were going to wreck us, or we were going to stop. We stopped. We got on the road, going in the wrong direction. Finally, we found an exit and turned around to head back to the motel. The smell of weed was so strong that I was yawning most of the concert. My head hit the pillow, and I slept the whole night. After an 8-hour sleep, I drove back to Naples. I got home and fell asleep. It had to be the weed. read more
Nancy and I decided to come out to see the Rolling Stones Monday evening and they didn't disappoint. They played for 2 hours!! It's hard to believe that at 80, Mick still has that kind of Big D*@k energy, lol! He was all over that massive stage dancing, singing, moving around, engaging with the audience, and having an all out blast. I've never seen them live before and figured this might be my only chance, so why not go. We decided to go last minute because I was on call for work. Luckily, one of my coworkers offered to cover for me until midnight, thank you Earl!! We drove down to see if we could even get a parking spot because all of the Camping World Stadium lots were sold out. Once we got downtown we realized there was plenty of street parking available for $20-$40. Once we knew we could secure a parking spot we pulled over to buy our tickets online before paying to park. We purchased two tickets in the nosebleeds (section HH) for $45 each plus fees. After talking with some friends who purchased their tickets the night of show they informed us you can buy tickets after 8pm and later at the ticket counter. They purchased GA tickets for $150 and were able to get relatively close to the stage and had much better amenities then we received in the nosebleeds. I don't recommend sitting in the nosebleeds if you have a fear of heights. It took a while for me to acclamate to how high we were. Once the show started it wasn't too bad. We only drank two sodas during the show and they were $6.50 each. Staff removed the cap for safety reasons. So bring a few caps from home to save you the trouble of spilling your drink because it will happen. Access into and out of the venue is very easy, but using the app to generate the ticket for scanning is a big PITA since mobile service is iffy around all this concrete. I've been to Camping World Stadium previously for other shows and have always had a great time. It can get hot as hell here because there is no shade so be prepared to bring a personal battery powered fan, sunscreen,and protective clothing. We will most likely come back for the upcoming Journey, Def Leppard, and Cheap Trick show in July 2024. Looking forward to getting better seats next time. All and all, if you are a lover of live music I highly recommend coming to see a show here. read more
1 year ago
Went to for post malone June 10th 2025 This woman was absolutely rude, annoying and disrespectful She kept being harsh at everyone who was standing All the other staff were polite and did their job without being obnoxious like her She pushed me because I was ignoring her. I told her " do NOT TOUCH ME, you don't have this right " then she saw she was wrong and called the officers - who did nothing bc I wasnt doing anything wrong read more
SERVICE: 3 FOOD QUALITY: 4 DRINK QUALITY: 5 ORDER TIME: 5 AESTHETICS: 2 NOISE LEVEL: 2 MENU SELECTION: 2 OVERALL EXPERIENCE: 3.28 Attended an XFL game with wounded warrior project, but sadly I didn't have a great time mainly due to the venue and the experience. Our first problem we ran into was parking. Was a massive line of cars waiting to park in a field but there was no order. The people who were taking payment were slow. We showed up 30 minutes early but got to the game 25 mins late due to parking. Once we finally got to the gate we were turned around because my partner had a purse. We had no issues, but as we were walking away to go put the purse back in the truck, the employee rudely told us to check our email next time. From that point forward the day was ruined. We only stayed because we were attending a veteran event to recognize veterans. Once inside everything was much better in terms of service. Overall, not the biggest fan of this stadium. It's a little dated. The seats are not comfortable and good luck trying to read the screen from the seating. I love Dwayne Johnson and I really want to support his ventures, but it's really hard to get behind bad service and dated venues. read more
2 years ago
Last night was my first visit to the Camping World Stadium to enjoy P!nk, opening act Sheryl Crown. We sat on the area 41 in some seats which where a. It tight due to the full booty I have. The sound of the concert was incredible and there were two large television monitors to help view the event. Seeing P!nk bounce around in bungee-like cords as she came closer to the areas we the audience usually don't get to see. We parked close to the stadium, not sure how much my best friend paid but it was very worthwhile the cost because we got in and out with much ease. read more
2 years ago
Visited this location for the Def Leppard / Journey: The Summer Stadium Tour and Cheap Trick, it was a great concert and Def Leppard played their butts off! The stadium is huge and the fairly dated, it could use some TLC. Parking can be so expensive, and a nightmare so beware and plan accordingly, get there early so you can fight the traffic (it's awful). Parking ranges for $20 - $90 depending on how close you can access the stadium. I got lucky and was able to park at a local business that was charging to park in there tractor trailer loading area. The owner actually showed me where to park on his property. The whole time I was thinking to myself I hope he does shut the gate and then I'm stuck there until the morning but when the concert was over he was still there and so were several other vehicles as well. Where the stadium is located in such a shady area. It's ghetto fabulous! He made a killing that night for just having a few drinks and directing people to park on his property. You may have to take out a 1st mortgage on your home if you plan on eating or drinking anything at the stadium so have a meal before arriving (my tip to you)! The bathrooms were clean so that was a good thing considering they are getting so much use. I had a great time, and the music was awesome! read more
2 years ago
2 years ago
Not really a fair review but I'll give if from our point of view. We had suite tickets for the Def Leppard. Concert itself was great. Well organized and great sound. I'll start with the cons: Parking at this venue is nightmare!!! We took an Uber but had to get dropped off at the kia center and take a bus shuttle over to the venue. The location is NOT ideal and parking is nonexistent so be warned ahead of time! Aside from that he parking, ever thing else was wonderful. The suites are air conditioned with inside seating with glass windows to view show. There's also an option for outdoor seats just in front of the suite. We had a private bartender (Mike - fabulous guy!) open bar and food. The food was actually really great, shrimp cocktail, braised short ribs, Gouda Mac n cheese, salad (with fruit and pistachios) and wings. They also had a dessert bar with cookies, brownies and lots of non-alcoholic options. I don't know what seats like this costs but I'd imagine not cheap! BUT, Dang, worth it! Especially for summer events. It was 95+ the night of our concert so the ac was clutch. read more
10 months ago
It's not in the best of neighborhoods, we originally tried to walk about half a mile, but found there were druggies and homeless everywhere so we drove closer. The food was lacking, and the bowl we went to, pop tart, didn't even have the pop tart ice cream sundae available after halftime. You've got to do way better than that. It's not the worst, but not a top stadium or even close. read more
1 year ago
4 years ago
After reading many bad reviews about Camping World Stadium, here's an ok review. First of all trying to get to our seats was a fiasco as we felt no one really knew what they were talking about. I know these people are temps, but they need to give them better info. Luckily I have been there before and we figured out where to go. The food there was actually better than I expected. We were in the club area, so maybe that made a difference. The fries we got were hot, fresh, plentiful and crispy. We only got this, because we wanted a snack, because we ate earlier. However I think we would eat here the next time. The food on the grill menu sounded good. They offered fresh healthy foods in the Mkt fridge, which surprised me. Another surprise was the stadium had 4 Rivers BBQ on lower level! The bathrooms on lower level were a mess! On club level much cleaner and better! The service on club level was friendly too. I would definitely say give yourself enough time when you arrive to an event. Get there early, especially if you plan on parking nearby. The traffic and weather will really effect this! read more
This place is huge. Staff is always on point friendly and helpful. Bathrooms consistently clean and in tip top shape. The field has artificial grass which has brown shrub that manages to get into your shoes. The fans are respectful and never get violent or too rowdy. The majority of people leave approximately four to five minutes before end of every game, so leaving the lot is a bit of congestion. read more
1 year ago
2 years ago
We saw Billy Joel in concert and it was a great experience. Camping World Stadium is near the theme parks and although it isn't the most modern venue, it does have its merits. The picture I posted is from one of the upper levels (S208 Row G area.). The view wasn't terrible given the location and angle, but you will want to know that the stadium is 100% outdoors and the seats are bleachers, so mind the weather when you attend a show here. It was 40 - 50 degrees when we went- not unbearable, but dress accordingly and maybe partake in a beverage to give some (perhaps false sense of?) warmth. The attendants were very nice and helpful, when needed. There's plenty of vendors for food and merch provided as well and the stadium is easy to navigate with plenty of signage. You can also pre-pay for parking, which I would absolutely suggest to take advantage of- the car lines of those who didn't looked horrendous. The only reason I give this 4 stars is due to them only updating the bottom half of their seats to be actual chairs. While I get it, I just feel you should keep people as comfortable as you can have them when they're seeing a show for more than an hour. read more
3 years ago
Went to go see Karol G with friends, had an amazing time and will definitely go again for another concert. read more
5 years ago
For of love of parking, toilets, & clear plastic. I've been here a few time when it used to me the tinker field, & citrus bowl. This time around we went to see Garth Brooks and parking was a nightmare. All of them were sold out you had to prepay in advance. We were left parking in someone yard. we drove around cause some paces were $50 to $30. The good thing about parking in someone yard were able to avoid traffic. We had a little bit of a walk but we left with ease when the concert was over. This facility has a strict bag policy it's needs to clear or a certain size. It you are a purée that like to carry a tote then it has to be clear. Otherwise small clutch are fine. No one check bag they just let us through. We got there early I hope to buy merchandise. There was only one merchandise area, the line was way too long. Speaking of long line the bath for the lady were king as well. They must know that they have a bathroom problem cause there were porter potty section. First time I've seen that. Where we sat section 153 was a really area there was a concession stand & enclosed concession. A bathroom and bar area that wasn't too busy or crowded. The seat were spacious and they had cup holder. There were people selling beer & lemonade throughout the concert which is clever. For those reason I gave an extra star otherwise this would've gotten 3 star. The staff were so. Ice and helpful. That's was a super plus. read more
Me and some friends went to a concert to see Garth Brooks and I must say he gave the best performance of all his songs from beginning to end. Now the different booths were sold out of a lot of items however they constantly kept it clean especially the restrooms. The prices were extremely high actually double or double and a half is how high the prices were. Now at the end of the concert we were told that we would be able to ride a shuttle back to the area where we parked or we would have paid more to park closer and we waited almost 2 hours and we still ended up walking about 20 -30 minutes to our car. I feel if they had better coordination at the end of the concert like they beginning it would have ran smoothly but through it all I truly enjoyed myself. read more
We recently attended the Paul McCartney concert at the Camping World Stadium, and were blown away. The seats were comfortable and spacious, the sound system was clear and crisp. I wished that we didn't have to drive all the way to Orlando to experience it. read more
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