Insomniac has released ticketing and layaway info for EDC Orlando 2018 along with a trailer celebrating the eighth edition of the festival.
EDC Orlando will be returning to the Sunshine State for its eighth consecutive year over the weekend of November 9-10, and we couldn’t be more excited. Last year, Insomniac hosted 80,000 headliners at Tinker Field for the largest edition of the festival yet, and the 2018 edition is set to be just as massive. After announcing that the festival would be returning this year, the anticipation was mounting regarding when tickets would go on sale for the event.
Today, that information has been released along with the official trailer for this year’s edition of EDC Orlando. This high-intensity video truly portrays the sensory overload that makes up this one-of-a-kind version of EDC. From aerialist performers to ziplining Headliners, the trailer highlights each of the unique elements that shape the singular EDC Orlando experience. Watch it below and read on for the ticket information!
Related: Read our review of last year’s edition for a taste of what the festival is like!
Watch the EDC Orlando 2018 Official Trailer on YouTube:
EDC Orlando 2018 Ticket and Layaway Plan Information
Tickets officially go on sale starting Wednesday, April 18 via orlando.electricdaisycarnival.com/tickets/.
Early Owl tickets will be available from 12 p.m. ET to midnight ET, with Early Owl GA tickets starting at $169 (plus taxes and fees) and Early Owl VIP tickets starting at $329 (plus taxes and fees).
On Thursday, April 19, the tier will move to Wise Owl pricing at $179 for GA and $359 for VIP respectively. From then on the pricing will increase as tickets begin to sell out and the festival draws closer.
Additionally, layaway ticket packages will also be available for EDCO as well. Starting on April 18, the layaway packages will give headliners the opportunity to lock in their GA tickets for the festival at a low rate of $24.95 with five monthly payments or VIP tickets at $34.95 with five monthly payments.
