Orange County Convention Center
The Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida has a West Building and a North-South Building, and it is owned and operated by Orange County Government. You can drive and park for $22 plus tax, or walk in over five pedestrian bridges from four connected hotels. Everything is cashless, from parking to food.
Before you go
- Official site
- occc.net
- Next festival here
- MEGACON Orlando, May 20 to 23, 2027
Worth knowing before you go
- Overnight parking is not allowed, and all parking sales are final.
- Parking is first come, first served, including disability permit parking.
- Oversized vehicles pay $44 plus tax, and prices can rise by event.
- The center is cashless: parking takes cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay, and food takes credit cards or approved vouchers.
Festivals here
Venue basics: Parking $22 plus tax, standard vehicle · Five bridges to four hotels · CenterLine bus and I-Ride Trolley.
Is it for you
Choose it if
- You are staying at one of the four connected hotels and want to walk in.
- You want to arrive by bus or trolley instead of driving.
Think twice if
- You plan to pay for parking or food in cash.
- You need to leave a vehicle overnight.
Getting there and parking
Five pedestrian bridges connect the center to four surrounding hotels: the Hilton, the Hyatt Regency, the Rosen Plaza and the Rosen Centre. They let you skip the vehicle traffic on the ground.
The CenterLine bus route runs to and from the West and North-South Buildings, and the I-Ride Trolley goes to neighboring restaurants, shops and attractions. Event-specific parking areas are listed on roadway signage on International Drive, Universal Boulevard and the surrounding area.
On-site parking is at the West and North-South Buildings, with more at the Destination Parkway Garage. It costs $22 plus tax for a standard vehicle and $44 plus tax for an oversized one, and prices can rise by event. Parking is first come, first served, including disability permit parking, and prepaid parking can be bought in advance. Payment is cashless, with Visa, Master Card, American Express, Discover, Apple Pay and Google Pay accepted. The campus also has 12 EV charging stations at the two buildings.
Accessibility
We don't yet have confirmed information about accessibility at the Orange County Convention Center. The venue's own pages are the place to check: occc.net.
Camping
We don't yet have confirmed information about camping at the Orange County Convention Center. The venue's own pages are the place to check: occc.net.
Food, water and what you can bring
Sodexo Live! is the exclusive food and beverage provider, with over 62 food concepts in fast-casual style and four food courts in each of the West Building and the North-South Building. The center is cashless, so only credit cards or approved vouchers work for food.
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Quick answers
How much is parking at the Orange County Convention Center?
A standard vehicle is $22 plus tax and an oversized vehicle is $44 plus tax, though prices can rise by event and availability.
Can I park overnight at the Orange County Convention Center?
No. Overnight parking is not allowed.
Can I pay for parking with cash?
No. The center is cashless and accepts Visa, Master Card, American Express, Discover, Apple Pay and Google Pay.
Can I get to the Orange County Convention Center without driving?
Yes. The CenterLine bus runs to the West and North-South Buildings, and five pedestrian bridges link the center to the Hilton, Hyatt Regency, Rosen Plaza and Rosen Centre hotels.
Are there electric vehicle chargers?
Yes. The campus has 12 EV charging stations at the West and North-South Buildings.
What food is available at the Orange County Convention Center?
Sodexo Live! runs over 62 food concepts, from BBQ and deli sandwiches to Greek, Chinese, French, Italian and Japanese dishes, and each building has four food courts.
A little history
The Orange County Convention Center is owned and operated by Orange County Government. Its North-South Building is LEED v4.1 Platinum certified.