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A Two-Day RV SuperShow Pass Costs $15 at the Gate and $13 Online

By sparrow October 22, 2026 Events
A Two-Day RV SuperShow Pass Costs $15 at the Gate and $13 Online
A Two-Day RV SuperShow Pass Costs $15 at the Gate and $13 Online

The 2027 Florida RV SuperShow runs five public days, January 13 through January 17, at the Florida State Fairgrounds in Tampa. Industry Day runs Tuesday January 12 for RV industry personnel with credentials and photo ID. The association page reports 2026 attendance at 70,635.

Fifteen Dollars for Two Days at the Gate

The association lists admission as “Adults: $15.00 per person (2 day pass)” and “Children Under 16 Free.” Five public days sell at one price, and the pass covers two of them.

Fifteen dollars across two days is $7.50 a day. The venue ticket portal prints the mechanic in its own words: “Each paid entry is valid for a second day admission.”

Thirteen Dollars on the Venue Portal

The Fairgrounds ticket portal carries two admission lines for the show. Advance Adult Admission reads $13.00. Online Admission reads $13.00. Both sit under a heading dated January 13 through January 17, 2027.

Thirteen dollars across two days is $6.50 a day. The association directs buyers to the entrance gate and states that pre-sale tickets arrive in mid-December. The portal sells the pass today.

The Online Admission description carries a stale year. It reads “Ticket is good for admission to 2 days of the 2026 RV SuperShow!” beside a 2027 date heading.

Two Dollars Off, Once per Buyer

Three lines sit under the association discount heading. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday are Senior Citizen's Days at $2.00 off. First responders and military take $2.00 off every day. The third line reads “Not valid with other discounts.”

Fifteen dollars minus two dollars is $13.00, the portal price. A senior who pays at the gate with the discount lands on that figure, and the portal confirms the pairing: “Tickets with applicable discounts are available for purchase at the show.”

Nothing stacks, so a senior first responder takes one $2.00 reduction.

Parking: Ten Online, Twelve at the Gate

General parking costs $12 per car bought onsite on the day. The online presale rate is $10. The RV and oversized vehicle rate is $20 on either purchase.

The association page marks the online parking presale “Coming Soon!!!” in three places. The venue portal already sells General Parking at $10.00 for one entry and RV Parking at $20.00, and the general lot carries the line “No Overnight parking in the General parking lot.”

The Fairgrounds event page for this show still reads “January 16, 2020” with a Cost field of $12, $8 car and $14 RV. The ticket portal carries the 2027 prices.

Five Nights and Two Wristbands

Overnight parking is a separate product with its own ladder. Registration covers five nights, Tuesday January 12 through Saturday January 16, and every guest leaves the property by 4:30 p.m. Sunday January 17.

Three rates are published. A dry space for a fully self-contained unit is $425.00. A 30-amp space is $575.00 and a 50-amp space $750.00. The electric spaces carry no water or sewer hookup, and power runs from 3 p.m. Tuesday to noon Sunday.

Every reservation includes two wristbands valid for all five public show days. Two adult passes at the $13.00 portal rate come to $26.00. Subtracting that from the $425.00 leaves $399.00 for five nights, which is $79.80 a night with the wristbands counted. The 30-amp space works out to $109.80 a night on the same basis and the 50-amp space to $144.80.

A honey wagon pump is $40.00 a tank with a two-tank maximum. Move-in runs in time slots by space type: 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. for dry, noon to 3 p.m. for 30 amp and 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. for 50 amp. The product page states no refunds, transfers or exchanges.

Two Clocks Across Five Days

Wednesday January 13 through Saturday January 16 run 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Sunday January 17 runs 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

A pass used on the Friday and the Saturday covers two nine-hour days. A pass that runs through the Sunday covers a seven-hour day on its second visit.

The Association's Hotels Line

The association page carries a Hotels heading, and the line under it reads “More information to come.” The Camping heading carries the same line.

The Fairgrounds trip planning page lists seven hotel partners with a Distance field each, from Holiday Inn Express & Suites Tampa Fairgrounds Casino at 0.2 miles to Hampton Inn & Suites Tampa East at 5.0 miles. The cards carry no nightly rate, no group code and no cut-off date. The same page states that event camping is open for Fairgrounds and area events with the exception of the annual Florida State Fair, which leaves the overnight parking product as the on-site route for this show.

Where Florida Buyers Stand

hotelhaggle.org carries a seller-of-travel restriction on four states. The page reads “At this time, we are unable to process hotel booking requests from residents of or for travel to” Florida, Hawaii, Iowa and Washington, and records “Not currently registered as a Florida Seller of Travel” against Chapter 559 of the Florida Statutes.

A Tampa buyer asks the seven partners directly. The Fairgrounds main line is (813) 621-7821.

The Short List

Two days cost $15.00 at the gate and $13.00 on the venue portal. Under 16 enters free. One $2.00 discount applies per buyer. Parking is $10.00 online for a car and $20.00 for an RV on either purchase. Five nights of dry overnight parking with two wristbands is $425.00.