What kind of stadium changes its name more times than a chameleon changes its color? Camping World Stadium, that’s who! Right now, you might know it as Camping World Stadium. But this grand old dame of Orlando has had more name changes than a used car salesman. It all started back in 1936 as a beacon of hope during the Great Depression. President Roosevelt’s Works Progress Administration funded the construction of a stadium, a symbol of progress and a source of much-needed jobs. It was christened Orlando Stadium. The stadium found its true calling with college football. In 1947, it hosted its very first bowl game, forever etching its name in the annals of college football history. Over the years, Camping World Stadium, in its various incarnations as the Tangerine Bowl and Florida Citrus Bowl, has seen it all. It has hosted legendary football teams, witnessed nail-biting games, and even felt the thunderous roar of WrestleMania. But Camping World Stadium isn’t just about sporting glory. It has hosted legendary music icons like The Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd, and even the King of Pop himself, Michael Jackson. In 2014, the stadium underwent a massive facelift, a $207.7 million transformation that brought it into the 21st century. Camping World Stadium stands today as a testament to the enduring spirit of Orlando. A vibrant hub where sports fans and music lovers come together to create lasting memories.
Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Church
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