The Electric Daisy Carnival will be going on all weekend in Downtown Orlando, and it could be a traffic nightmare for you.

Right now, roadblocks are in place all over the city, making it difficult to get into, or out of, downtown. But we want to provide you with some help when it comes to getting to where you need to go.

Streets that are blocked off include:

• Long Street from Rio Grande Avenue to Tampa Avenue
• Tampa Avenue from Orange Center Boulevard to Central Boulevard
• Norton Avenue
• Church Street from Dollins Avenue to Tampa Avenue

This also includes a special event zone near John Young Parkway, Colonial Drive, and Old Winter Garden Road from the Orange County Sheriff’s Office where traffic fines go up, and could bring other issues if you don’t follow parking or traffic laws.

But, if you’re headed downtown, there are a few ways to get around.

State Road 408 through the downtown area is open, so you can take that if you’re just trying to get through.

West Washington Street is also open, so if you’re trying to get into downtown to find a place to park, that could work for you.

One other option for festivalgoers is to park in a downtown Orlando parking garage and use the city’s free Grapefruit LYNX Line to travel closer to the stadium. This could be easier than trying to find parking closer to Camping World Stadium.

You should plan your parking arrangements ahead of time and allow extra time to reach the festival.

The City Of Orlando has this helpful map to look at where roads are closed. Check it out if you want to know the easiest way to get to the festival.