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The Electronic Daisy Carnival (EDC) Orlando will return for its 14th edition in November 2025, featuring over 100 electronic music artists and attracting more than 300,000 attendees. The festival will showcase a diverse lineup, including veterans and newcomers, alongside exciting sunset sets and collaborative performances. With tickets ranging from $265.84 to $505.39, the event promises an unforgettable experience filled with music, carnival rides, art installations, and visual spectacles.
Orlando, Florida – The Electronic Daisy Carnival (EDC) Orlando is set to return for its 14th edition from November 7-9, 2025, at Tinker Field located outside Camping World Stadium. The festival promises to be a grand spectacle, with over 100 electronic music artists performing across multiple stages, and is expected to draw more than 300,000 attendees.
This upcoming event will feature a star-studded lineup, including renowned artists such as DJ Snake, Chris Lake, Zedd, Armin van Buuren, Gryffin, Tiësto, Sofi Tukker, Charlotte de Witt, Porter Robinson, Subtronics, Seven Lions, and Excision, among many others. A noteworthy aspect of this year’s festival is the introduction of over 30 artists making their EDC Orlando debut.
Enhancing the festival experience, attendees can look forward to sunset sets, which will feature performances timed to coincide with Florida’s picturesque sunsets. Collaborative back-to-back (b2b) sets will also take center stage, where two DJs will alternate tracks on a single deck, adding a dynamic twist to the festival’s performances. A highly anticipated b2b set will feature Green Velvet and Alok, showcasing an exciting mix of genres.
Other major performances include the first-ever sunset sets from Porter Robinson, Sub Focus, and Seven Lions. In an interesting twist, DJ Snake will perform under the alias “The Outlaw,” focusing on a mix of dubstep and hard techno styles.
Ticket prices for EDC Orlando range from $265.84 to $505.39 for general admission, GA+, and VIP options, available for attendees aged 18 and older. To make attendance more accessible, the festival offers layaway plans starting at a $10 deposit.
The festival originated in Central Florida in 2011 and has expanded significantly since its inception, evolving from a one-day event to a major three-day festival featuring four stages. Historically, EDC Orlando has made a considerable economic impact on the city, generating over $50 million in revenue. Despite its success, the festival has faced challenges, including noise complaints from nearby residents.
In addition to music, EDC Orlando promises a vibrant atmosphere with various carnival rides, three-dimensional art sculptures, and stunning installations, complemented by elaborate fireworks and pyrotechnics competitions that light up the night sky.
Tickets for EDC Orlando 2025 went on sale on June 26, 2025, and are available via the festival’s official website for those looking to secure their spot at one of the biggest electronic music festivals in the United States.
As excitement continues to build among fans, the anticipation for EDC Orlando 2025 is palpable, establishing it as a must-attend event for electronic music enthusiasts.
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Additional Resources
- Orlando Sentinel: EDC Orlando Reveals Lineup of 100 Artists
- Music Festival Wizard: EDC Orlando 2025
- Orlando Weekly: EDC Orlando Reveals Performer Lineup
- Google Search: Electronic Daisy Carnival
- TicketNews: EDC Orlando Unveils Star-Studded Lineup
- Wikipedia: Electric Daisy Carnival
- Fox 35 Orlando: Stagehand Death Leads to Citations
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Music Festivals
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