The Electric Daisy Carnival will be going on all weekend in Downtown Orlando, and it could be a traffic nightmare for you. Right now, roadblocks are in place all over the city, making it difficult to get into, or out of, downtown. But we want to provide you with some help when it comes to getting to where you need to do.

Electric Daisy Carnival brings thumping bass and heavy traffic to the area around Tinker Field each year, but for some nearby residents, the three-night festival also brings a chance to make some additional money.

Thousands of electronic dance music fans are expected in Orlando for EDC Orlando. Here's what to know before heading to Camping World Stadium.

On South Tampa Avenue, hundreds made their way to Electric Daisy Carnival as the three-day event kicked off Friday.

News 6 visited Electric Daisy Carnival Orlando 2024 to field readers' questions about what the event is like. Here's our take.

As the latest Electric Daisy Carnival gets underway in Orlando, police are sharing tips for how to try to track down a missing cell phone.

Electric Daisy Carnival Orlando 2024 is coming in November to Tinker Field, but you’ll probably want to secure your tickets before breaking out the glow sticks and whistles.

With EDC winding down and the Florida Classic up next, businesses near Camping World Stadium are keen on raking it in.

The Electric Daisy Carnival Orlando music festival is underway at Camping World Stadium near downtown Orlando.

Organizers offered several reassurances to ticketholders on Twitter that the event would start on time.

Hurricane Nicole swept into Central Florida early Thursday, leaving tents, signage and debris strewn across Tinker Field.

The Electric Daisy Carnival is bringing music, performers, pyrotechnics and more back to Orlando.

News 6 wants to give three lucky Insiders a pair of tickets to attend the Electric Daisy Carnival in Orlando from Nov. 11-13.

From Nov. 11-13, Orlando will play host to dozens of different bands at Tinker Field stadium located at 287 S. Tampa Ave.

Electric Daisy Carnival announced it would hold its annual event Nov. 11-13 at Tinker Field, touting “three magical days of celebrating our love for life, music, and community.”

After taking 2020 off due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Electric Daisy Carnival is set to spend another long weekend in downtown Orlando, now in its 10th year running.

The Electric Daisy Carnival set to take place in Orlando in 2020 was just one of many events cancel due to the coronavirus pandemic. At the time the 2020 event was canceled, organizers hoped for its return in 2021, and it looks like it’s happening. ❤️✨ Sign up for early access.😎👉 edcorlando.com/waitlist Posted by Pasquale Rotella on Sunday, March 28, 2021Tinker Field will light up and pulse with dance music from Nov. 12-14, 2021. According to the event’s website, presale tickets are already sold out, but those wanting to still attend can put their name on a waitlist here. Full Screen 1 / 64It is not known if capacity will be limited and social distancing enforced, as information on the event website is limited.

Insomniac, the organizers behind the traveling Electric Daisy Carnival festivals, have announced details to their massive EDC Las Vegas livestream event. EDC Las Vegas 2020 was set to take place May 15 through May 17, but as the coronavirus outbreak escalated, organizers pushed the festival to October. Insomniac founder Pasquale Rotella will host the virtual event offering exclusive one-on-one interviews with DJs and engage with dance music fans online as they tune in. Proceeds to the EDC Las Vegas virtual rave-a-thon will support the Rave Recovery project. The link will also be presented live on Insomniac’s YouTube and Twitch channels during the EDC Las Vegas virtual rave-a-thon livestream.

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Douglas Da Silva Costa is accused of rubbing his genitals on a woman dancing at the Electric Daisy Carnival in Orlando. ORLANDO, Fla. – A woman dancing at the Electric Daisy Carnival on Friday confronted her harasser after she caught him with his pants down, according to Orlando police. The victim told police she was taking video of a DJ performing at the festival at Tinker Field when she felt something warm rubbing on her thigh. AdThe victim told police she did not give Costa permission to touch her and wants to press charges. According to Orlando police, 17 people were ejected from the Electric Daisy Carnival with an attendance of 35,895 from Friday and Saturday.