Orlando, Florida is set to host the iconic band The Rolling Stones on Monday night at Camping World Stadium. With an estimated 42,000 people expected to attend, the stadium anticipates that the number could be even higher. Fans from across Florida, the United States, and other countries have flocked to see the legendary band perform live in Orlando.
Michael, a visitor from Poland, shared his excitement for attending the Orlando date of The Rolling Stones 2024 Hackney Diamonds tour. He and his group love visiting Florida and had planned to go to St. Augustine as well. However, it was the Rolling Stones concert that was the main draw for them. Allen Johnson, Chief Venues Officer for the city of Orlando, expressed his thrill about having The Rolling Stones come to their city as it is only one of two cities in Florida where they will be performing during their tour.
Johnson emphasized how much he believes Orlando has to offer as a destination. From its accessibility and world-class amenities to its wide range of attractions, he believes that Orlando is a great place for both locals and tourists alike. Lance Shaver from nearby shared his excitement for seeing The Rolling Stones perform in his hometown and how convenient it was being able to walk there instead of driving.
Camping World Stadium announced that parking for the concert is sold out but encouraged attendees to utilize the free shuttle service departing from Central Avenue underneath Interstate 4. As fans gather at Camping World Stadium on Monday night, they are in store for an unforgettable evening filled with music and excitement as they experience The Rolling Stones live in Orlando.
The concert’s appeal lies not only in its iconic status but also in its potential economic impact on local businesses in Orlando. Johnson estimates that it will bring $22 million into the local economy.
Overall, this event promises to be a memorable one not only because of its entertainment value but also due to its economic benefits on
