Electric Daisy Carnival Orlando

Electronic Daisy Carnival Orlando does not offer camping on site at Tinker Field, but there are some urban campgrounds in the Orlando area that allow for a convenient commute.

Greater Orlando has state parks, as well as (Orange and Seminole) county parks that welcome RV rigs with partial and full hookups. Orlando campgrounds feature some of Central Florida's most notable natural wonders like lake-front access, butterfly gardens, old oak groves, and fresh-water springs. County parks require calling to book, while private campgrounds offer online booking through Reserve America or the like.

Accessibility platforms are available just inside the ADA entrance. Staff members are equipped to help guests locate the best routes of travel through the venue. While much of the venue is flat, many spaces are on grassy areas and may be bumpy. A festival map will be posted on the website as the event nears or an app is available for download to help guests navigate throughout Tinker Field.

For electronic dance festival attire, the kookier, the better. Think sparkles, glitter, sequins, and anything that will catch the light. Cosplay and character costumes are also encouraged. Rave wear is a niche style that encourages the absurd. Play with amping up elements of your own style like boho, hippie, manga, or western. Experiment with fantasy character qualities of unicorns, rainbows, or mermaids.

The climate in Orlando during November is mild with temperatures reaching upper 70's during the day, and potentially dropping down into the low 60's at night. Always check the weather ahead of time as Florida's weather is notoriously spontaneous.

Expect sunny days, and prepare with sunscreen that can be easily re-applied throughout the day. Hydration backpacks are encouraged but must be empty upon arrival. You can also purchase an official EDC water bottle to refill throughout the day.

In general, keep your bags small. Think fanny pack or mini-backpacks. Pack the essentials like sunscreen, SPF chapstick, earplugs, cell phones, portable chargers, and a rain poncho. For a complete list of acceptable items, always check the EDC website ahead of time to avoid having possessions confiscated.

Hydration will be a primary concern at this all day festival. Remember to refill your EDC water bottle or camelback regularly at EDC's designated water stations. For safety, use the buddy system and set in place meet-up spots throughout the festival in the event you and your crew get separated.

EDC employs team members on the ground for help and guidance. Look for purple T-shirts labeled "Ground Control." In addition, EDC has full-time medical tents available free of charge. Whether you have a blister, a headache, or are suffering from dehydration, medical professionals are there to help.

Load up your RV kitchen and cook up your favorites before heading to your favorite performances each day. Come home and fire up the grill for a tasty meal after hours of dancing. Remember to check with your chosen campground for cooking regulations at your site. Food may not be brought into Tinker Field, but is available for purchase once on the grounds.

Orlando is teeming with cuisines related to cultures from all over the world. A trip to the area gives the traveler an opportunity to try something new and not seen in the past. EDC tickets may only be scanned once per day, so leaving the festival to get food and re-entering is not an option. Consider tasting local fare on your way in or out of the event or on a separate day. Food and drink are available for purchase inside the festival. Remember to stay hydrated and never consume alcohol on an empty stomach.

Food and drink vendors are throughout Electronic Daisy Carnival Orlando, with some vendors roaming around Tinker Field. Vegan and vegetarian-friendly options are available for purchase, like açai bowls. Cash, credit, debit, Apple Pay, and Android Pay are accepted at all food and drink vendors. Only beer and liquor are served at cocktail stations.