Camping World Stadium

This was my first time at Camping World Stadium and Monster Jam was such a great time!!! Such high energy and the crowd is sooo into it. They do a great job at engaging the crowd and there's a site you can rate the drivers on too! The stunts and racing were so cool to watch and I would highly recommend doing this atleast once if this is something you enjoy. I will say it is loud and as expected because they're monster trucks but you get used to it. Just buy some muffs for the littles because the ones they sell are pricey.

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.

Huge venue but in middle of ghetto and not a lot of parking. Drink prices are more there vs other venues in area. Not a lot of food options on top floor and very long lines.

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.

SERVICE: 3FOOD QUALITY: 4DRINK QUALITY: 5ORDER TIME: 5AESTHETICS: 2NOISE LEVEL: 2MENU SELECTION: 2OVERALL EXPERIENCE: 3.28Attended 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.

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!

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.

First time ever watching a soccer match , brought my two girls . ( late post had it in the wrong place . So the time stamp might be off ) ‍

Great place for a concert. Had so much fun seeing pink there. Plenty of bathrooms. Great service from vendors and plenty of them. Perfect setup for a concert. Great job!!