Vans Warped Tour is back at Camping World Stadium Campus on Saturday, Nov. 14 and Sunday, Nov. 15, 2026 — two days of rotating lineups, a vert ramp, artist merch tents and an all-ages crowd. Official Front Gate prices, as of Tuesday morning, start at $109.98 for a single-day GA pass (fees included).
Quick Facts
- When: Saturday, Nov. 14, 2026, noon–11 p.m.; Sunday, Nov. 15, 11 a.m.–10 p.m. (doors at noon Saturday and 11 a.m. Sunday)
- Where: Camping World Stadium Campus, 287 S. Tampa Ave., Orlando, FL 32805
- Tickets: On sale now via official Front Gate pages. Current prices, which include ticket fees: single-day GA $109.98; 2-day GA $199.98; single-day VIP $229.98; 2-day VIP $419.98. Sales tax, shipping or layaway fees may be added at checkout. Children 7 and under get in free with a parent who has a pass.
- Ages: All ages; 21+ for alcohol with a valid photo ID. The festival recommends that minors come with an adult chaperone.
Warped Tour’s Orlando weekend lands at Camping World Stadium Campus this Saturday and Sunday. It’s a full festival, not a single-stage concert: official pages list multiple stages, a Vans vert ramp with professional and amateur skaters, Artist Alley merch tents, a charity area and the usual mix of food and vendors. Different bands play each day. A set-by-set schedule had not been posted as of Tuesday morning, Nov. 10.
The official Orlando lineup is long. Names on it include Sublime, Jimmy Eat World, 311, Dropkick Murphys, Taking Back Sunday, Simple Plan, New Found Glory, The Used, Third Eye Blind, Sleeping With Sirens, Reel Big Fish, Bowling For Soup, Gym Class Heroes, Silverstein, Thrice, Dance Gavin Dance and Insane Clown Posse, among many others. Check the official lineup page before you go — and don’t assume a band you want is on both days.
Tickets and how admission works
Buy passes only from the official Front Gate ticketing pages linked from vanswarpedtourorlando.com/passes. The festival warns against scalpers; an illegitimate pass gets you turned away with no refund. Front Gate currently shows these prices, and the site says the number you see already includes ticket fees (sales tax, shipping or layaway may still be added at checkout):
- Saturday or Sunday GA: $109.98 each ($89.99 + $19.99 fees)
- 2-day GA (Tier 6): $199.98 ($169.99 + $29.99 fees)
- Saturday or Sunday VIP: $229.98 each ($199.99 + $29.99 fees)
- 2-day VIP (Tier 4): $419.98 ($359.99 + $59.99 fees)
Those tiers can move, so re-check the live ticket page before you buy. A 2-day pass is good for one scan per day — you can’t use it to get two people in on a single day, and a scanned pass isn’t transferable. The cap is four passes per person. Payment plans are offered starting at $10 down.
VIP, per the official passes page, includes dedicated viewing areas, temperature-controlled restrooms and expedited entry. A collectible VIP laminate comes with 2-day VIP only, not single-day VIP.
What to know before you go
It’s rain or shine, cashless (credit, debit and major mobile wallets), and there’s no re-entry once you’re in. Box office and will call hours are 9 a.m.–10 p.m. Saturday and 9 a.m.–9 p.m. Sunday. You can enter until an hour before closing if your pass hasn’t been scanned yet.
Bags: Non-clear backpacks and standard purses are not allowed. What’s approved: clear plastic, vinyl or PVC bags no larger than 12″ × 6″ × 12″; one-gallon clear freezer bags; bags 6″ × 9″ or smaller (those don’t have to be clear); and empty hydration packs with no more than two main compartments and one smaller one. All bags can be searched. Empty reusable plastic water bottles are allowed; metal water bottles are not. No outside food or drinks, except baby food.
Parking: The official travel page says general parking is extremely limited, sold on event days only, with no advance general-parking sales. Premier Parking is in Lot 1, at the northeast corner of W. Church Street and Rio Grande Avenue, with the entrance off W. Central Blvd.; those lots open at 9 a.m. Saturday and 8 a.m. Sunday. The festival also points people toward official shuttles and downtown parking lots (a downtown-lot list was still marked “coming soon” on Tuesday). Neighborhood parking is at your own risk and is not encouraged. No tailgating, and cars have to be out by midnight or they can be towed.
One practical shortcut from the FAQ: bring canned food each day for a skip-the-line wristband. Donations go to Feed Our Children.
If you’re already downtown on Saturday, Orlando Beer Festival at Lake Eola is the same date. Warped is the bigger, all-ages pull.
Why We’re Hyped
This is the largest ticketed weekend on the Orange County calendar right now, and it isn’t only a nostalgia bill. The official Orlando lineup stacks long-running Warped names next to a vert ramp, Artist Alley and a charity section — the touring-festival format, parked for two days at the stadium campus. If you’re going, the useful facts are the ones above: different bands each day, no re-entry, a clear-bag rule, and ticket prices that can still shift by tier.
The Details
- When: Saturday, Nov. 14, 2026, noon–11 p.m. (doors at noon); Sunday, Nov. 15, 11 a.m.–10 p.m. (doors at 11 a.m.). Rain or shine.
- Where: Camping World Stadium Campus, 287 S. Tampa Ave., Orlando, FL 32805
- Tickets: Official Front Gate prices as of Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2026 (fees included; tax/shipping/layaway may be added): single-day GA $109.98 · 2-day GA $199.98 · single-day VIP $229.98 · 2-day VIP $419.98. Children 7 and under free with a parent who has a pass. Limit four passes per person. Buy only from official Front Gate links.
- Ages: All ages; 21+ for alcohol with valid photo ID. Minors are recommended to attend with an adult chaperone.
- Box office / will call: Saturday 9 a.m.–10 p.m.; Sunday 9 a.m.–9 p.m.
- Policies: No re-entry · cashless · clear-bag rules as listed above · no camping
- Official site: vanswarpedtourorlando.com
- Hours & bag policy: Hours & Info
- Lineup: 2026 Orlando lineup
- Tickets: Passes · 2-day GA · Saturday GA · Sunday GA · 2-day VIP · Saturday VIP · Sunday VIP
- Parking: Parking & Drop-Offs
- Related OCH: Orlando Beer Festival at Lake Eola (Nov. 14)
