One of Orlando’s best auto events returns this weekend, bringing car enthusiasts from around the country to Dezerland Park on International Drive.
Dezerland Park is Orlando’s car show headquarters, and one of the biggest events for auto enthusiasts is coming back for another year. The second annual I-Drive Throwdown will bring hundreds of exciting trucks and other off-roading vehicles to International Drive from July 19 to July 21.
Presented by American Force Wheels, I-Drive Throwdown will take over Dezerland Park from Friday, July 19 to Sunday, July 21. The event is designed to showcase the power and agility of various off-road vehicles, including trucks, side-by-sides, and ATVs, and will draw some of the most popular auto influencers and truck enthusiasts from around the country to the area
Dezerland Park will serve as a one-stop shop for visitors attending the event, with all of the trucks and judging on-site and plenty of attractions, food and nighttime entertainment to enjoy.
“I-Drive Throwdown has become one of our most anticipated events of the year,” said Soren Schomburg, General Manager of Dezerland Park. “The show brings car enthusiasts from around the country to Orlando, and Dezerland Park has everything they need from dining to entertainment, during their visit.”
In addition to the amazing, off-road vehicles, the event’s vendors include some of the best accessory companies, build management groups and special guests who will make I-Drive Throwdown an event to remember. Plus, plenty of awards and prizes will be given away throughout the weekend.
After visitors check out the trucks and vendors, they can head inside the Orlando Auto Museum to see the country’s largest auto museum which is home to more than 2,000 vehicles worth over $200 million, featuring everything from military vehicles used in combat to cars made famous by television and movies and vehicles from a variety of decades and countries around the world.
Guests can also enjoy meals from a variety of cuisines in Dezerland Action Park’s food hall and explore the fun attractions inside, including Florida's longest indoor go-kart track, the Toxic Blast arena, a laser tag maze, a virtual reality arena and more.
Spectator day passes for I-Drive Throwdown are $10 and weekend passes will be $20, plus there are still spots available for vendors and those looking to present their vehicles. Entrance to the Orlando Auto Museum and Dezerland Action Park’s attractions must be purchased separately.
For more information about Dezerland Park, visit https://dezerlandpark.com/.
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