Where Is the 2025 Pro Bowl Played? Orlando Location Confirmed

By Sarah Miller · November 8, 2036

The 2025 Pro Bowl Games will be held at Camping World Stadium in Orlando, Florida, continuing the NFL's multi-year agreement with the city to host the event.

Overview of the 2025 Pro Bowl Location

The National Football League (NFL) has confirmed that the 2025 Pro Bowl Games will take place in Orlando, Florida. This marks the fifth consecutive year that Orlando has hosted the all-star event, solidifying its status as a central hub for the league’s mid-season celebration.

Why Orlando?

Orlando has emerged as a preferred destination for the Pro Bowl due to its favorable climate, world-class facilities, and family-friendly entertainment options. The city provides an ideal backdrop for the week-long festivities that surround the event.

Central U.S. location with excellent air connectivity
Consistently warm February weather
Access to theme parks and tourist attractions for players and families
Proven track record of hosting large-scale sports events

Venue Details: Camping World Stadium

Camping World Stadium, located just west of downtown Orlando, is the primary venue for the 2025 Pro Bowl Games. The stadium underwent a $207 million renovation in 2014 and currently seats approximately 65,000 fans.

Key Features of the Stadium

Home to the annual Citrus Bowl and Camping World Bowl
Hosted multiple NCAA college football championships
State-of-the-art field turf and lighting systems
Extensive parking and public transportation access

Year	Location	Venue	Attendance	Broadcast Viewership (Millions)
2021	Orlando, FL	Camping World Stadium	0 (No fans due to pandemic)	4.8
2022	Las Vegas, NV	Allegiant Stadium	59,754	5.1
2023	Orlando, FL	Camping World Stadium	53,621	4.3
2024	Orlando, FL	Camping World Stadium	56,123	4.7
2025	Orlando, FL	Camping World Stadium	Expected: ~60,000	Projected: 4.9

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The data shows a steady recovery in fan attendance since the pandemic, with Orlando consistently drawing over 50,000 spectators. Broadcast viewership has stabilized around 4.5 million, indicating sustained national interest in the reimagined Pro Bowl format.

Event Format and Schedule

The 2025 Pro Bowl Games will feature a skills competition followed by flag football games, departing from traditional tackle football to prioritize player safety and entertainment value.

Key Dates for 2025

February 2, 2025: Pro Bowl Skills Showdown
February 3, 2025: Flag Football Games
February 4–6, 2025: Community events, celebrity appearances, and fan experiences

The shift to non-contact gameplay has been widely praised by players, coaches, and medical professionals for reducing injury risk during the all-star week.

About the Pro Bowl: History and Evolution

Established in 1951, the Pro Bowl is the NFL’s annual all-star game featuring the league’s top-performing players as voted by fans, players, and coaches. Over the years, the event has evolved in format and location to enhance engagement and safety.

Milestones in Pro Bowl History

1951: First Pro Bowl held in Los Angeles
1980–2016: Longtime home in Honolulu, Hawaii
2017: Moved to Orlando, then rotated to other cities
2023: Full transition to non-contact flag football format

Frequently Asked Questions About the 2025 Pro Bowl

Where is the 2025 Pro Bowl being played?

The 2025 Pro Bowl Games will be held at Camping World Stadium in Orlando, Florida.

What date is the 2025 Pro Bowl Games?

The main events are scheduled for February 2–3, 2025, with fan activities beginning earlier in the week.

Is the 2025 Pro Bowl a tackle or flag football game?

The 2025 Pro Bowl Games will feature non-contact flag football, continuing the format introduced in 2023 to reduce injury risk.

How are Pro Bowl players selected?

Players are chosen through a combination of fan, player, and coach voting, with each group contributing one-third to the final selection.

Can fans attend the 2025 Pro Bowl Games?

Yes, tickets are available for purchase through the NFL and Camping World Stadium websites, with packages including access to skills events and fan zones.