**Parking Advisory** On-Site Parking Available for USA vs Brazil Soccer Match at Camping World Stadium on June 12

 

ON-SITE PARKING AVAILABLE FOR USA vs BRAZIL SOCCER MATCH

AT CAMPING WORLD STADIUM ON JUNE 12

 

ORLANDO, FLORIDA [May, 2024] – Camping World Stadium on-site parking is available for the Allstate Continental Clásico USA vs. Brazil friendly on Wednesday, June 12. Fans may purchase on-site stadium parking here. Visit the USA vs. Brazil Event Guide here.

 

ALLSTATE CONTINENTAL CLÁSICO

USA vs BRAZIL

 

Wednesday, June 12

2:00 p.m.:     All Stadium Parking Lots Open

3:00 p.m.:     Stadium Box Office Opens (located at Church Street & Rio Grande Avenue)

5:30 p.m.:     All Gates Open

7:00 p.m.:     Kick-off

 

• Mobile Ticketing:                  Download ticket(s) to your smartphone wallet for speedier entry // Visit mobile ticketing guide
• Bag Policy:                           Leave large bags at home. Visit stadium’s clear bag policy 
• Prohibited Items:                  Review stadium’s prohibited items list
• Stadium Parking:                  Pre-paid parking map // download permit to your smartphone wallet for speedier entry
• Gate Entry:                            Enter stadium gate specified on your ticket // View stadium seating map

 

 

PRE-PAID STADIUM ON-SITE PARKING

View stadium parking map

 

Fans with pre-paid stadium on-site parking permits should download their permit in advance to their smartphone wallet and have it ready to display for speedier and seamless entry into stadium parking lots. Purchase on-site stadium parking here.

 

 

COURTESY CART SERVICE

A courtesy cart service is available for mobility-impaired fans from designated areas surrounding Camping World Stadium. Wheelchair service to gates is available from all mobility ADA transport hubs (refer to list below). Due to heavy post-event pedestrian traffic, cart service is suspended for 30 minutes after the event. Cart service continues until one-hour post-event. Fans may utilize wheelchair service at Gates C and D, which continues to the main mobility hubs.

 

• Mobility ADA Transport Hubs (view stadium map)

-    East Hub // Lot 6 // Tampa Avenue & Long Street

-    West Hub // Lot E Rio Grand Avenue b/t South Street & Anderson Avenue

-    Jones High School Hub // Rio Grande Avenue between Carter Street and Gore Street

-    Church Street Hub // Across from Shuttle site at Church Street & Nashville Avenue

-    Tampa Avenue North Hub // Tampa Avenue & Pine Street

-    Tampa Avenue South Hub // Tampa Avenue & Carter Street

 

• Wheelchair Service

-    Gates C and D

 

 

About Camping World Stadium

Camping World Stadium is owned and operated by the City of Orlando. Since opening in 1936 as a Works Progress Administration project by President Franklin D. Roosevelt at a cost of $115,000 and a capacity of 8,900, the stadium has undergone numerous expansions and name changes over the years. The historic venue underwent a massive $207.7 million reconstruction in 2014, which yielded 90% all-new construction and a completely modernized stadium. Its sustainable design achieved a LEED Silver Certification for new construction from the U.S. Green Building Council. In 2021, the stadium underwent an additional $60 million in construction upgrades and enhancements that included adding approximately 3,800 permanent seats on the North Plaza deck, creating a new premium Club Level on the east and west sides and installing more restrooms and concession areas for general admission. The continued investment has bolstered Camping World Stadium's ability to draw high-profile events like neutral-site college football games, the NFL Pro Bowl, WrestleMania, Monster Jam World Finals and big-name concerts while retaining its signature annual bowl games and events. For more information, visit Camping World Stadium.