One of Orlando’s biggest electronic dance music festivals is taking over downtown this weekend as Electric Daisy Carnival (EDC) Orlando returns to Tinker Field Nov. 6-8. The three-day festival will bring more than 100 electronic music artists to Central Florida, with multiple stages, large-scale production and performances from some of the biggest names in dance music.
Presented by Insomniac Events, EDC Orlando 2026 will feature a lineup spanning house, techno, trance, bass and other electronic music genres. This year’s performers include David Guetta, Afrojack, Alesso, Kaskade, Steve Aoki, Martin Garrix, Hardwell, Alison Wonderland and Disco Lines.
The festival runs daily from 1 p.m. to midnight at Tinker Field, located at 287 S. Tampa Ave. in Orlando.
EDC Orlando 2026 Features Three Days of Electronic Music
Each day of EDC Orlando will feature a different lineup of internationally recognized DJs and electronic music performers across multiple stages.
Friday, Nov. 6, kicks off the weekend with performances from David Guetta, Afrojack, Alesso, Mau P, HAYLA, KREAM, Levity and Adventure Club, among others.
Saturday, Nov. 7, brings Kaskade, Steve Aoki, Alison Wonderland, Alan Walker, Disco Lines, Ray Volpe and ACRAZE B2B CID to the festival.
The weekend concludes Sunday, Nov. 8, with performances from Martin Garrix, Hardwell, Alok, SLANDER, Deorro B2B DJ Diesel, ATLiens, Boogie T and San Holo.
The festival’s five stages include Kinetic Field, Circuit Grounds, Neon Garden, Stereo Bloom and Bacardí, each featuring a different selection of artists and electronic music styles.
Hotel EDC Orlando Adds to the Festival Experience
New this year, Hotel EDC Orlando is serving as a destination for festivalgoers, with the property hosting official festival pre-parties and after-parties.
The experience gives attendees additional opportunities to connect with the EDC community outside the main festival hours. Access to the hotel events is available through separate passes, including options for those who are not staying at the property.
What to Know Before Attending EDC Orlando
EDC Orlando runs from 1 p.m. to midnight each day, and attendees should plan transportation and parking ahead of time.
General festival parking is limited, and premier parking has sold out. Downtown Orlando parking garages are an alternative, with complimentary LYNX shuttle service available through the LYMMO Grapefruit Line extension on festival days. The shuttle drops passengers off along Orange Blossom Trail between Central Boulevard and Church Street.
Lyft is the festival’s official rideshare partner. Designated pickup locations include Kia Center, Washington Street and Dollins Avenue, Tampa Avenue and Gore Street, and Gore Street and Orange Blossom Trail. Drop-off locations include Kia Center and the main entrance of Camping World Stadium.
Official EDC shuttles also provide transportation directly to the festival gates, with departures scheduled between noon and 8 p.m. Return service begins at 9 p.m. and continues until one hour after the music ends at Kinetic Field.
Attendees should also review the festival’s bag policy before arriving. Clear bags cannot exceed 12 inches by 6 inches by 12 inches, while small clutch bags measuring no more than 6 inches by 9 inches are permitted. Hydration packs are allowed but must be empty upon entry.
The festival offers free water refill stations, along with food and beverage options throughout the grounds.
EDC Orlando 2026 Tickets and Information
EDC Orlando offers general admission (GA), GA+, and VIP ticket options. GA+ includes expedited entry and access to premium, air-conditioned restrooms. VIP passes include dedicated viewing areas, exclusive food and beverage options, a merchandise tent, complimentary Wi-Fi, and additional festival amenities.
Tickets and additional event information are available through the official EDC Orlando website.
With three days of performances, multiple stages and a lineup of internationally recognized electronic music artists, EDC Orlando is bringing another weekend of music and entertainment to downtown Orlando.
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