Orange Crush Tour 2026 is not one party. It’s a moving cultural takeover.
Orange Crush Tour 2026 is not one party. It’s a moving cultural takeover.
Every spring, thousands of people don’t just attend Orange Crush — they travel with it.
Orange Crush Tour 2026 is a multi-city festival experience combining beach days, pool parties, nightlife, car & bike culture, trail rides, music, creators, and curated social energy across the Southeast. It’s designed for people who don’t want to guess where the fun is — they want to follow it.
This is the official guide to how Orange Crush works, where it goes, and why crowds move city to city with it.
What Is Orange Crush Tour?
Orange Crush Tour is a destination-based festival tour, meaning each city becomes part of one continuous experience instead of isolated events.
Rather than flying in for one night and leaving, attendees plan full weekends — sometimes full weeks — around each stop.
Orange Crush is built around:
Day parties → night parties → next-day recovery & repeat
Beach, pool, nightlife, and outdoor lifestyle events
Heavy social energy, fashion, and visual culture
Car shows, trail rides, and outdoor activations
A traveling crowd that links cities together
This isn’t a concert tour.
This isn’t a conference.
This is a social migration.
How the Tour Works
Each city on the tour has:
A main weekend
Multiple official events
Different vibes by location
One shared pass ecosystem
People don’t ask “What party are we going to?”
They ask “What city are we pulling up to next?”
Orange Crush Tour 2026 Dates & Cities
South Beach, Miami
🗓 March 13–16, 2026
The kickoff. Beach energy, nightlife, pool parties, international crowd.
Savannah, Georgia
🗓 April 9–19, 2026
The longest stop. City nights, college energy, culture, pre-Tybee momentum.
Tybee Island, Georgia
🗓 April 18, 2026
The beach climax. Day parties, beach energy, and the most photographed stop.
Allenhurst, Georgia
🗓 April 19, 2026
The outdoor takeover. Cars, bikes, ATVs, trail rides, ranch vibes.
Atlanta, Georgia
🗓 May 23–31, 2026
Urban energy. Mansion pool parties, nightlife, celebrity appearances.
Jacksonville, Florida (Juneteenth Weekend)
🗓 June 19–21, 2026
The close-out. Culture, celebration, and summer energy.
📍 Official passes, updates, and links:
👉 OrangeCrushFestival.net
Who Orange Crush Is For
Orange Crush is for people who:
Travel for vibes, not just events
Like planned chaos (organized fun, not random confusion)
Want multiple events, not one ticket
Move with friend groups, car clubs, Greek orgs, and social crews
Care about fashion, visuals, and atmosphere
It attracts:
College & alumni crowds
Creators & influencers
Car & bike communities
Party travelers
Spring Break & Juneteenth travelers
Locals + out-of-town crowds blended together
Why People Travel City to City
Because Orange Crush is predictable fun.
People know:
Where to stay
What nights matter
Which days are the biggest
Where crowds will actually be
How to avoid fake events and scams
Once someone attends one stop.
They start planning the next.
How to Use This Guide
This article is the starting point.
From here, Crush Magazine publishes:
City travel guides
Where-to-stay breakdowns
Official weekend itineraries
Safety & respect guides
Crowd recaps and photo journals
Partner and venue spotlights
If it’s not linked from OrangeCrushFestival.net or Crush Magazine, it’s not official.
Official Links
🌐 OrangeCrushFestival.net
📲 Follow official updates via Orange Crush Tour socials
📰 Crush Magazine – the official editorial voice of the tour
