Travel
When to arrive
Check-in opens the morning of December 16th, 2025.
We kindly ask that you don’t arrive earlier, as the site will only open once participant access begins.
✈️ Nearest airports
Flying is the easiest way to get to Winter Solstice! Orlando International (MCO) is your best bet—just over an hour from the venue. Grab a rental car, taxi, or rideshare and you’re on your way to Camp Geneva in Fruitland Florida. *Camp Gan Israel on the map is the same as Camp Geneva.
Orlando International Airport (MCO)
- Just about a 1 hr 10 min drive (98 km) south on FL-46/CR-448A.
- Plenty of car rentals, Uber/Lyft, and taxis right at the airport.
Orlando Sanford Airport (SFB)
- Around 55 min (77 km) via US-441—perfect if you’re catching a regional flight.
- Smaller crowds, faster security; car rentals and taxis onsite.
Tampa International Airport (TPA)
- A scenic 2-hour drive (185 km) west on I-4—great for budget airlines.
**Shuttle The Yogi Mobile
The Yogi Mobile Shuttle Service
The Yogi Mobile is a 24/7 Community based Rideshare Shuttle Service that has been serving 3HO Winter and Summer Solstices since 2014. For event goers arriving or leaving at the same time it allows them to join groups that are heading to or from the event at a reduced cost. Solo rides are also offered but subject to availability of drivers.
The Yogi Mobile serves Orlando and Tampa airports as well as other airports, train stations, hotels and residential addresses throughout the state of Florida; including Miami.
For more information “click here” or contact Doug at [email protected]
Major train and bus stations
Prefer to stay grounded? Take an Amtrak train or Greyhound bus to Orlando, then catch a rideshare or shuttle to the event. It’s a smooth and scenic option if you’re coming from nearby cities.
Amtrak at Orlando Station
- Hop on the Silver Meteor or Silver Star for a relaxed ride—about 1 hr 10 min by car or rideshare to the camp.
Greyhound at Orlando Bus Terminal
- Lots of routes from around Florida and beyond; combine with a car rental or rideshare for the final leg.
🛂 Visa & Entry Requirements
Traveling to the United States for Winter Solstice? Here’s what you need to know.
Most participants from abroad will need a valid passport and may also require a tourist visa (B-2) to enter the U.S. Check the U.S. State Department website to see if your country is part of the Visa Waiver Program (VWP) or if you’ll need to apply for a visa in advance.
If You Need a Visa:
- Apply at your local U.S. Embassy or Consulate.
- Allow at least 4–6 weeks for processing (depending on where you live)
- Be prepared to show your reason for travel, ties to your home country, and financial resources.
Need an Invitation Letter?
3HO is happy to provide an official invitation letter to support your visa application. This letter will confirm your participation in the 3HO Winter Solstice Sadhana Celebration 2025.
To request a letter, email us at: [email protected] with your full name (as on passport), nationality, and a screenshot or receipt of your event registration.
Make sure your travel documents are valid for at least 6 months beyond your planned stay in the U.S., and check for any transit visa requirements if you’re flying through another country.
Important: Entry to the U.S. is determined by border officials. Having a visa or an invitation letter does not guarantee admission.
Arrival FAQs
Check-in opens the morning of December 16th, 2025. Please don’t arrive earlier, as the site will not be open to participants.
Yes, you can arrive after the first day, but we recommend being there from the start to experience the full journey.
Not at this time. All arrivals should follow the official start date unless you’re staff or approved in advance.
Follow the signs to Registration. Volunteers will guide you from the parking area to check-in.
Yes! Our Luggage Team will be there to help you with your bags when you arrive and guide you to the designated holding area while you wait for your room or tent space.