Heads up: This event has passed. It ran Sunday, Oct. 25, 2026.
Puerto Rican salsa on the main stage, a full Colombian street and an old-school throwback block, all for one general admission ticket. Arrive before 2 p.m. and it’s $10 at the gate.
Quick Facts
- When: Sunday, Oct. 25, 2026 · noon–10 p.m.
- Where: Downtown Orlando; walk in at Orange Avenue and Livingston Street
- Tickets: $15 online through Oct. 24 · $20 online on Sunday · at the gate, $10 before 2 p.m. and $20 after
- Good to know: All ages · standing room only unless you buy a VIP seat · no re-entry
Three streets, one ticket
For its 28th year, Fiesta Calle Orange splits downtown into three blocks of music, and a general admission ticket gets you into all of them. The Main Stage carries the headliners: Luisito Ayala y su Puerto Rican Power, Manny Manuel, DJ Nelson, Alberto Stylee, Los DPR, Christian Ray and J Moreno.
One street over, the Colombian Street belongs to La Sonora Carruseles, Frukito and Larry Duran, who goes by “El Médico del Vallenato.” The Throwback Street is all old-school hits, with 69 Boyz, Tony Touch, Myverse, Stephanie Bennett and Cash Cortes, hosted by Rayrok and Lil Shawn. Expect food, drinks and vendors along the way.
The cheapest way in
Here’s the part worth knowing. Advance tickets online are $15 through Saturday, Oct. 24, and $20 if you buy online on Sunday. At the gate, though, it’s $10 before 2 p.m. and $20 after. So if you’re planning to get there early anyway, walking up before 2 is the best deal. If you’d rather lock in your ticket ahead of time, buy it by Saturday.
General admission is standing room only, and you can’t bring your own chairs. If you want a seat, VIP is sold by section: the Colombian Street VIP is $40 a chair at a shared table or $20 for a single chair, and it includes festival entry. Main Stage VIP seats are sold separately on the festival’s ticket page. A VIP ticket covers only the section you buy.
Getting there
The walk-in entrance is at Orange Avenue and Livingston Street, across from the Orange County Courthouse. The Courthouse Garage is open, with the car entrance on N. Magnolia Avenue. The organizers also point to the Livingston Lot, the Central Boulevard Garage and the Library Garage. Streets around the festival will be closed, so park first and walk in.
A few rules before you go: no outside food or drinks, no re-entry once you leave, and the festival runs rain or shine. All ticket sales are final.
Why We’re Hyped
Twenty-eight years in, this is still one of the biggest Latin music days in Central Florida, and it’s set up so you can drift from salsa to vallenato to a throwback set without buying a second ticket. Show up before 2 and the whole thing costs you $10.
The Details
- Date: Sunday, Oct. 25, 2026
- Time: Noon–10 p.m.
- Entrance: Orange Avenue and Livingston Street, downtown Orlando (map address: 415 N. Orange Ave., Orlando, FL 32801)
- General admission: $15 online through Oct. 24 · $20 online on Oct. 25 · gate: $10 before 2 p.m., $20 after · standing only · fees may apply
- VIP: Colombian Street VIP $40 per chair at a table or $20 single chair (includes entry) · Main Stage VIP sold separately
- Ages: All ages
- Parking: Courthouse Garage (enter on N. Magnolia Ave.), Livingston Lot, Central Boulevard Garage, Library Garage
- Rules: No outside food, drinks or chairs · no re-entry · rain or shine · all sales final
- Tickets: Tickeri
- Festival info: fiestacalleorange.com
