ORLANDO, Fla. – As communities throughout Central Florida emerge Thursday to assess property damage from Hurricane Nicole, Orlando’s Tinker Field was found to be quite shaken up itself.
Tents, signage and other loose debris could be seen strewn across the space Thursday morning. The venue at the steps of Camping World Stadium has, for weeks now, been scheduled to host the three-day Electric Daisy Carnival music festival, still slated to begin on Friday at the time of this writing.
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EDC Orlando is held annually and is seen by Orlandoans as a significant regional moneymaker. A security guard at the scene told News 6 that EDC Orlando’s stages remained intact after Hurricane Nicole swept into Central Florida early Thursday.
News 6 has reached out to EDC Orlando organizers for comment on potential delays or other changes due to Nicole’s impacts. We are waiting to hear back.
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