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THE FLORIDA CITRUS BOWL
The Florida Citrus Bowl Stadium, the grandfather of the Orlando Venues facilities, has quite a history. It was originally constructed in 1936, with seating for 8,900 people. The first annual bowl game was held in 1947, for the benefit of the Elks and was called the Tangerine Bowl Game.
The Florida Citrus Bowl is the home of the annual New Year's Day football classic, The Captial One Bowl and Jones High School football teams. It was also the site of five 1994 World Cup Soccer games and 1996 Olympic Soccer - first/second rounds. The Stadium has been host to "Rock Superbowls" featuring such performers as The Rolling Stones, The Who, Genesis, Pink Floyd, George Michael, Paul McCartney, Guns'n Roses, Billy Joel/Elton John and the Eagles. In addition to these top concert acts, the Citrus Bowl also hosts the AMA Supercross Series and the Superbowl of Motor Sports. The Florida Citrus Bowl has also hosted major collegiate games such as FSU VS. Notre Dame and Florida vs. Mississippi State.
- Home of the New Year's Day football classic, Capital One Bowl, Champs Sports Bowl and Florida Classic
- Seating Capacity: 70,000 seats
- 30 luxury sky boxes
- Complete press box facilities
- Home field for the University of Central Florida football team
- Site of 1994 World Cup Soccer
- Site of 1996 Olympic Soccer
- Host to "Rock Superbowls" featuring such performers as The Rolling Stones, The Who, Genesis, Pink Floyd, George Michael, Guns n' Roses, Paul McCartney, Billy Joel
and Elton John
- AMA Supercross Series
- Superbowl of Motorsports
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