Camping World Stadium in Orlando does not have one permanent pro team; instead, it regularly hosts major college football games, special NFL events, and big soccer and concert dates.

Main sports that play there

  • College football bowl games : Home of the Citrus Bowl, Pop-Tarts Bowl (formerly Camping World Bowl), and Cure Bowl each season.
  • Florida Classic & kickoff games: Hosts the Florida Classic between Florida A&M and Bethune–Cookman, plus neutral-site kickoff games like the Camping World Kickoff.
  • Occasional NFL games : Used for NFL events such as Pro Bowls in past years and preseason games involving teams like the Jacksonville Jaguars and Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Soccer and international matches

  • Orlando City SC (past) : Orlando City used the stadium as its home ground in lower-division USL Pro and again in 2015–2016 after joining MLS, before moving to its own downtown stadium.
  • Orlando Pride (past) : The NWSL club Orlando Pride played home matches there in 2016 while their dedicated stadium was completed.
  • National teams & big clubs: Hosts U.S. Men’s and Women’s National Team friendlies and touring European clubs, such as Real Madrid vs. Chelsea and USA vs. Jamaica.

Other notable football tenants (historical)

  • College team : UCF Knights football used the venue as their home field from 1979 to 2006 before moving on campus.
  • Alternate pro leagues : Has been home to teams such as the Orlando Renegades (USFL), Orlando Thunder (WLAF), Orlando Rage (XFL), Florida Tuskers (UFL), and most recently the Orlando Guardians in the 2020s XFL era.

Non-sports events

  • Concerts and festivals : The stadium frequently hosts major touring acts and festivals, and its operators often post entry and comfort updates for concertgoers, such as temporary rules on bringing water bottles for hot-weather shows.

Quick recap

  • No full-time NFL or MLS team is permanently based there now.
  • It is a multi-use venue centered on college football bowls, classics, special NFL games, international soccer, and major concerts, with a long history of hosting various Orlando-area football franchises.

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