Amway Center Tickets and Seating Charts - Orlando, FL

An iconic sports and entertainment venue located in downtown Orlando, the Amway Center is home to the NBA’s Orlando Magic, and the NHL’s Orlando Solar Bears. The center opened in 2010, and the Orlando Magic played its first preseason game at the center against the New Orleans Hornets on October 10. Since then, Amway Center has hosted a number of events including NCAA basketball tournaments, Olympic ice and track trials, professional bull riding and rodeos, ultimate fighting and professional wrestling matches, indoor soccer tournaments, extreme sports and motorsports exhibitions, family events, ice shows, and live concerts by legends in the music world.

The center’s impressive exteriors made of glass and metal showcase its modernity with a 180-foot tall tower serving as a beacon over the city’s downtown skyline. The 875,000-square-foot center can accommodate up to nearly 19,000 fans. Amway Center features 1,100 digital monitors, the largest main scoreboard in the NBA with four primary high imagery video displays, and a true grade concert sound system, making it one of most technologically advanced arenas in the world. The center also boasts five concourses, a number of suites, 1,428 club seats, three retail stores, and several restaurants and bars. There are about 10,000 parking spaces located in the vicinity. Staying in one of the hotels nearby is a great option if you want to walk to the center.

You’ll never run out of things to do in Orlando. After all, it’s known as the Theme Park Capital of the World. Its top 10 theme parks include SeaWorld Orlando, Disney's Animal Kingdom, Epcot, Discovery Cove, Universal Studios Florida, Disney's Hollywood Studios, LEGOLAND Florida, Aquatica Orlando, Islands of Adventure and Disney’s Magic Kingdom. Aside from theme parks, Orlando is known for the American Art Museum, the Farmer's Market at Lake Eola Park, the Coca-Cola Orlando Eye, Harry P. Leu Gardens, Back to Nature Wildlife Refuge, and a whole lot more.