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    Camping World Stadium (formerly the Florida Citrus Bowl)

    Orlando, FL

    Camping World Stadium is a stadium in Orlando, FL. It is part of the Mills & Nebraska project portfolio.

    Aerial view of Camping World Stadium, formerly the Florida Citrus Bowl, in Orlando, Florida, showing the seating bowl, field and surrounding plaza

    About the project

    Camping World Stadium, known for decades as the Florida Citrus Bowl, is the City of Orlando's football stadium at 1 Citrus Bowl Place. The stadium has been remodeled several times over its long history. Mills & Nebraska's project list includes Citrus Bowl remodels for Florida Citrus Sports and the City of Orlando.

    Verified project details

    • The stadium at 1 Citrus Bowl Place is owned by the City of Orlando and operated by Orlando Venues. [1]
    • The venue was known as the Florida Citrus Bowl from 1983 to 2013 and the Orlando Citrus Bowl from 2014 to 2016 before being renamed Camping World Stadium in 2017. [1]
    • A $207.7 million reconstruction produced a 90% all-new stadium with two 360-degree concourses, a 20,000-square-foot plaza deck and indoor and outdoor club spaces for 5,000 patrons. [2]
    • The City of Orlando approved a $60 million renovation funded by tourist development tax revenue. [3]

    What openings in stadiums typically require

    General requirements for this building type under the codes and standards that commonly apply. They are not a list of the products supplied on this project; each opening follows the project's drawings, hardware schedule and code review.

    • Panic or fire exit hardware on egress doors serving areas with 50 or more occupants, as assembly occupancies require under Florida Building Code Section 1010.2.9.
    • Access-controlled doors separating club levels, suites and locker rooms from general admission concourses.
    • Fire-rated door assemblies at stairs, electrical and mechanical rooms and kitchens, installed and inspected per NFPA 80.
    • Corrosion-resistant frames and hardware at openings exposed to weather, with exterior doors rated for Florida Building Code wind loads.
    • Hardware meeting the 2010 ADA Standards at restrooms, concessions and accessible seating routes.

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