EDC Orlando is coming in hot for 2026. On June 23, 2026, organizers dropped a massive lineup that features superstar DJs Martin Garrix, Hardwell, David Guetta, Alesso, and Kaskade at the top of the bill for the three-day return to Tinker Field. The 15th edition is set to bring more than 100 artists across five stages from November 6 to 8, 2026, with three-day GA, GA+, and VIP passes scheduled to go on sale Friday, June 25, at 12 p.m. ET. This year ties EDC Orlando directly into Insomniac's broader kineticJOURNEY theme and arrives with a new Hotel EDC package designed to reel in out-of-town ravers.
What’s on the bill
The 2026 roster leans hard into both spectacle and underground cred, blending mainstage titans like Martin Garrix and Afrojack with hard-dance and techno favorites. Fans can also expect branded stage takeovers from Factory 93, Bassrush, and Insomniac Records, as reported by EDM House Network. Organizers are teasing back-to-back sets, sunset performances, and curated stage moments that are meant to keep the energy spread across all three days instead of piling everything into one night.
EDC's official lineup
The festival's lineup page on EDC Orlando lists more than 100 artists and confirms headliners including Martin Garrix, Hardwell, David Guetta, Alesso, Kaskade, SLANDER, and Alan Walker. The site also breaks down artists across five stages and notes that set times and day splits will be added in future updates.
Hotel EDC debuts on the East Coast
For fans who want to stay fully inside the festival bubble, Insomniac and Vibee have announced that Hotel EDC Orlando will take over Margaritaville Resort Orlando from November 6 to 9, offering three-night packages, pool parties, and bundled festival passes, according to a press release via Insomniac. The resort package is being promoted as the festival's official headliner hotel and pitched as an all-in weekend for traveling fans who would rather trade shuttle spreadsheets for one-stop booking.
Tickets, dates and travel
EDC Orlando is locked in for November 6 to 8, 2026, at Tinker Field, which sits next to Camping World Stadium. The stadium's event calendar lists the festival on those dates. Weekend three-day passes and VIP tiers are slated to be available when general sales open at 12 p.m. ET on Thursday, June 25, and organizers are signaling strong interest, so anyone planning to attend will want to sort travel and hotel options early.
History and local concerns
Tinker Field is not just another open space on the map. Local records show the site was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2004, according to the City of Orlando. More recently, the venue and its event operations have been under heightened scrutiny after a stagehand died during festival load-in in October 2024. Federal investigators later cited event production companies, and follow-up reporting has underscored ongoing concerns about setup safety and contractor oversight, as noted by Orlando Weekly. With that history in mind, city officials, labor advocates, and organizers are likely to keep a close eye on how production and safety plans are handled this year.
What to watch next
Set times, day splits, and single-day ticket options will roll out on the festival website as they are finalized, and fans can sign up for SMS and email alerts on the official EDC Orlando page to get early notifications. With general sales looming, Hotel EDC packages and nearby hotel rooms are already moving quickly, and the festival site will remain the main hub for confirmed updates as the countdown to November gets shorter.
