Florida Citrus Bowl Stadium

The Florida Citrus Bowl Stadium is located in Orlando, Florida, and has been known by many names over the years. It hosts many events, including major football games, drawing in not only locals, but visiting fans from many parts of the world.

The stadium was once known as the Orlando Stadium, the Tangerine Bowl and the Citrus Bowl. Having first opened in 1936, the stadium can hold up to seventy people at any given event. In fact, it is home to many Orlando teams, as well as fundraising, professional and semi-professional sports teams. It has even hosted the 1994 FIFA World Cup soccer championship.

Though the stadium is mainly used for football, it is also a place where other major tournaments have been held. One of the WrestleMania events was held there in recent years on it high end stadium surface. Today, it is also used for concerts, including music festivals and rock concerts, including the biggest names in the music industry. The 1996 football prelims for the Summer Olympics took place there, as well as varied drum corp championships, road races and Supercross events.

The Florida Citrus Bowl Stadium is a massive stadium with exceptional facilities. Though made for football, it wows visitors with events, concerts and sporting attractions that have reached international acclaim.